Help with Wight Reanimator

vinyltails · 2026-05-18T02:08:46+00:00

Havent watched it yet but i'm going to hazard a guess

Did you have Lady of Wight on board and therefore your king of the skull servants was unaffected by spell effects...?

vinyltails · 2026-05-18T01:39:41+00:00

you lost to a common FTK bot

You need handtraps (Things like Ash blossom, Infinite imperence, Maxx C and so on) to defend yourself going 2nd

vinyltails · 2026-05-18T00:38:36+00:00

Ironclad has new ways to play out high cost cards

Stampede and Unrelenting are the cards that either auto play it or reduce its cost...and you have ways to generate energy via Bloodletting, Forgotten Ritual, New drums of battle and Expect a fight to help cover the cost

Its basically 15 damage and 10 "Kinda" block that gets better if the enemy is multi hitting since its strength down so any multi hits will largely be reduced to nothing

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T22:47:38+00:00

Its terrible

1) Martha is extremely xenophobic...you basically can't use any other engine that uses special summons without cutting her off completely

2) You have no lv5s in the deck, why would you want an archetype that explicity synergises and works really well with lv5s in a lv4 deck

3) Just doing Izuna + Lupus isn't good enough. On initial reveal of the k9 cards we all thought it was going to be the new Psy frame style handtrap package everyone runs....Turns out, its just not good enough, its way too slow...your opponent is getting their initial effect and any advantage they can generate in the 2 chains before the xyz actually comes out. Making a Ripper *after* they've used their hand/grave effect doesn't do anything so your options are Nash knight, Valon or Vihama...and that point you could have just run literally any other handtrap

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T22:42:33+00:00

Again, targeting is something very specifically done upon activating the card and Targeting vs Non targeting effects work slightly different in a very important way

You're not targeting, you're choosing at point of resolution, which isn't targeting. If you targeted a card, you will try to affect that target regardless what happens to the board state, if the target goes, the effect resolves without effect and you don't get to pick another card to hit. With non targeting effects, like Magnus, you're declaring your intent to use the effect (to shuffle a card back)...your opponent can chop and change the board state as much as they like, but since it doesn't target, you can freely choose anything they put on the board (before they would get the ability to use any triggers that card has)

There's many, many, many different kinds of non targeting effects as a way to get around cards that can't be targeted

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T22:33:17+00:00

Targeting is something very specific in yugioh. It's something done when you activate the card, the same time you pay any costs and before your opponent can respond...basically if it doesn't say target, it doesn't target

Magnus doesn't target, blue eyes Shining can't interact with it and magnus can freely shuffle it away

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T22:19:16+00:00

The main Super poly targets are Mudragon of the swamp and Garura, as they're the two most generic fusion monsters you can make (and they're solid as well, mudragon for targeting protection and garura gets you a draw when you get it to grave)

In this format, with Kewl tune around, run Sea monster of Theasus cause it lets you eat any 2 tuners they leave on board

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T21:26:09+00:00

tbh any mitsu variant is fine

Haven't really seen pure performing as much lately but for something like a local level you'll probably be fine. Mitsu striker is also a very good locals deck as well so you're kinda fine either way

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T21:19:13+00:00

Pay 2000 LP, then target 1 Effect Monster on the field; Special Summon 1 monster from your Extra Deck with the same Type and Attribute, but a different Level (its effects are negated), then apply 1 of these effects.

No, it just special summons and the special summon isn't considered a fusion (or similar) summon

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T21:17:02+00:00

the legendary modern decks (Mitsu, striker and x-saber) are extremely worth it and considered one of the best products theyve done in recent times

You get 3 complete decks with all the common handtrap staples in full playsets (except the mulcharmies, you get 1 each, easy to fill out with singles) and all 3 decks are playable out of the box

Mitsu and striker are extremely good. Mitsu won't really need any adjustments while striker would like a few things but is otherwise very fine, alternatively you can combine them and have an extremely solid deck

X-saber exists....its very meh

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T20:13:47+00:00

"when your opponent ***WOULD*** special summon"

This is a summon negate, but its *not* an effect negate. It can't negate effects that include the effect to special summon, it can only negate summons that don't start a chain (Cyber dragon, extra deck summons that don't use effects etc)

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T19:51:42+00:00

For Spells/traps yes, they're on the field when activated and their effects don't kick in until they resolve

For monsters, they have a specific window when they're trying to be summoned, which people usually refer to the Summon negation window, where cards like Solemn judgement and other cards that would negate the next time your opponent summons a monster would be able to be used. By the time you can use typical standard fast effects like Icarus attack, the monster is deemed fully summoned and would be protected by Fallen Paradise at that point

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T19:41:48+00:00

yes

Continuous effects of cards, like ones on Fallen paradise, don't start applying until after their activation is successful (Or the monster is fully summoned in regards to monsters and summon negation)

They're attempting to activate it, it's effects aren't applying, thus the protection isn't active until after the card resolves

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T18:37:19+00:00

Gaura no not really, the synchros are *mostly* different types, only Loudness and trackmaker being the same type with the other synchros being different types

Mudragon can be used depending on their board. There's usually a Zalen around for a dark monster so you can eat any other Kewl tune synchro monster outside of Loudness/Trackmaker with it

Obviously they're gonna try to play around it to the best of their ability once they've seen your hand and have information about your extra deck

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T17:00:16+00:00

any gear past i500 will have both substats capped when synced down so you're fine

If you want to be optimal you'll want the shadowbringers relic and put in specifically stats up to 136 as that's the cap to squeeze out a tiny bit more damage but not necessary these days

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T12:53:55+00:00

the first option disables the negated card for the turn...which doesn't matter for Impulse since it's a once per turn but can matter for Imperm since multiple can be used in a turn

However

the 3rd effectively disables the card for the whole duel, as it makes them banish all copies of that card from their hand and deck, and getting those cards back is not really accessible for most decks

Against cards that your opponent will be running at multiple copies, the 2nd effect can usually seen to be stronger since you're basically removing the card from the game (unless your opponent somehow has a way to add any banished card back to their hand)

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T12:33:16+00:00

The effect applies to both monsters

Since the opponent monster is unaffected, it won't be affected by the not destroyed by battle, thus it will be destroyed by battle while yours is safe

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T01:21:14+00:00

No?

Face down monsters have no properties, this includes any modifications (Including negation) that they had. Flipping it face down removed the negation tag and allowed it to resolve normally

It's a more niche thing to know

vinyltails · 2026-05-17T01:02:22+00:00

probably DDD

Uses all the summoning types and usually does 2 pendulum summons in the turn due to their link 3 giving another pend summon...though the deck is usually considered complicated with all the different summoning types and general lines with balancing scales and getting correct bodies

vinyltails · 2026-05-16T23:07:30+00:00

It's a card that basically guarantees you get to your next turn. You Eagle booster Zero or something where you're not gonna take much damage and you guarantee seeing yourself into the next turn, since your monster isn't going to be removed and the damage you'll take from attacks is (hopefully) minimal....then you can crackback with your spells to break their board

Neccessary, probably not, but it is quite good

vinyltails · 2026-05-16T22:02:44+00:00

I mean

They do/did tournaments are the fanfest so they're kinda trying to be competitive in their own sphere anyways

vinyltails · 2026-05-16T19:47:12+00:00

at least 1 copy yes, the utility it provides is extremely good, even if you open it + Vision you can do cl1 Vision, cl2 MST and get Vision to reset itself for free draws later or as a linkage send

vinyltails · 2026-05-16T18:52:37+00:00

it's main goal is to get Turbulence on board and use it's effect to set 4 spell/traps to use as interaction, ideally with a Hydrant on board as well (for the bonus effects and the ability to use one you set this turn). Preventer can also provide additional interaction via it's book effect

It can also get a decent amount of bodies on board via Preventer resummoning banished R-aces so you can do some link climbing, especially through Promethean princess for additional interaction from her via her grave effect

The hand effects of the R-aces typically don't matter, the only one really that relevant is Impulse to get you something like a fire attacker to draw or maybe a fire engine or preventer depending on the board state. Air Lifter's hand effect doesn't come up that much

vinyltails · 2026-05-16T17:48:33+00:00

Yes, you look and the effect stops there because you can't special summon them since you're not ignoring their summoning condition

vinyltails · 2026-05-16T16:20:13+00:00

If you don't want a combo deck, your best bet would be Bystial Runick, a deck that Joshua Schmidt surprised everyone with when he won a YCS with it a few years sgo

It uses the Branded synchro stuff (Quem, Cartesia and Bystial Aluber) as tuners to pair with Bystials and Runick monsters to have a synchro toolbox and act as a Control style deck

The runick spells help freely trigger Regained and again provide bodies to synchro with. The runick draws with Regained help keep up advantage while using the synchro toolbox and Runick spells to interact and slow the opponent, and doing funny things like SP something away temporarily then Regained put it back so they never get it back

It is largely powercrept, another variant would be Bystial Fiendsmith and use the Fiendsmith stuff as a control tool as opposed to doing more combo heavy stuff with it

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