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the 90% win rate is real. the flameswordsman cards are the equivalent of 5/6x normal summons->isolde PLUS 2/3 warrior extenders through the quick play.

Watch the Sam1x/Infernoble Gian video to learn basic combo.

Basic Apollousa Anti-Nib line is 2 Warriors + renauld(without using durandal)

you use droll as maxx-c protection or handtrap to stop opponent, it also makes sure dark world cant otk you through deck out.

its important to learn which cards are tuners and under what conditions, Angelica is more important then isolde most of the times. you can get to charles without isolde, you can never do it without angelica.

NEVER PLAY INTO DROPLET, always hold the ring until as late as possible. dont get greedy and let the Ring Negate early.

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411-640-839 for some replays

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38 matches m5-m1. 24 going second 14 going first. Didn't keep track of number of wins this time around but droll carried a lot of the turn 2 games. Also very useful for playing through Maxx C. Didn't brick as much as I expected despite playing 47 cards.

I was initially using small world where I could use any monster to reach either ash or Neo Space connector. Depending on what I had in my hand the majority of the time, I would go for ash as I had enough gas in my hand to play through handtraps excluding Maxx C.

Link spider saw no use. Very few people are running Nibiru in Tenpai meta. A lot of Voiceless Voice. If I drew Droll or TTT it was a win. Crossout didn't see use once. Double Isolde is a must. Emperor Charles is the GOAT.

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8 full gameplays are saved. From standard Combos going first, to going second against 60 card tear pile, OTK going second against VV using Phoenix Gearblade, and showing the power of droll and TTT.

The latest replay shows a very unlinear line under 3 handtraps(imperm, Ghost Mourner, and effect veiler). Summoned Isolde after summoning Charles and Angelica. Ended the turn handripping them; ending the turn with Gearfried and Little Knight and the opponent having 1 card in hand. \nID: 716-032-258

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Switch to Flame Swordsman Infernoble from Master 4 to Master 2, stuck on Master 2 for long period as the deck unable to play through multiple hand traps/disruptions compared to Mikanko Infernoble, then back to this deck and easy win to Master 1 :D

Full rank climb video ready on channel below. You may check how Flame Swordsman Infernoble perform on rank climb if you're interested.

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https://www.youtube.com/@relaxgaming29

Season 35 rank climb Master 5 to 1\nhttps://youtu.be/UngRor1n8XE?si=bMKtsXIHHLA_3Nv7

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I think pure Infernoble and Infernoble Mikanko pile decks are still better but this is a super fun build.

Praise Isolde!

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Flame Swordsman gives additional 1.5 card Isolde like Connector, making it's viable to have 60 cards deck quite consistent drawing your starter plus burying the many "garnet" deeper
even if you draw both Connector and FFS, Dolphin can discard FFS that Ricciardetto will revive later
small Sky Striker package for either extender or breaking board. the same thing goes for TTT package - might change the ratio
otherwise just summon Isolde then go wild

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Charles strongest!

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This may be the smoothest climb (in terms of effort, not in terms of number of games) I've had yet.

Going first is basically almost an auto-win. Going second is really tough in this meta though. Only notes, I've been considering 2 Durendal for a while, I didn't go through with it but I dunno. Bagooska also because Shifter exists and Nib isn't as big of a problem.

Ask all the infernoble helpers in the Discord for help, I am not as good as them at this deck. I won my last game under Shifter.

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Third time climbing to M1 with Infernoble. Did most of the climb in the first week after Tenpai dropped, then got busy and had to take a long break, finally squeezed in the rest of the games from M3 to M1 on the last day.

This build is hyper-focused and plain ignorant about going 1st, as Tenpai players love to make you do, jamming as much gas as possible to burn through handtraps while resolutely staying at 40 cards to open our Maxx C counters as much as possible. Maxx C is the scariest card in the Tenpai deck. Access to two Lvl 4s through the Infernoble cards isn't consistent or efficient so I didn't consider Bagooska an option. You could squeeze Crossout in here too but I didn't like the idea of adding multiple cards so that Crossout is live when I only want to open 1 of those cards. But it is doable. I would never play this list in a "regular" meta, but it works because of how often you go 1st between winning coin flips and being sent 1st against Tenpai.

My builds in previous seasons used Diabellstar and Original Sinful Spoils. I opted for the Terrortop package into Invoker instead because it's as good or better at baiting handtraps, but also usually prints you a Warrior as most players will let you get to Invoker and then negate it, as opposed to Diabellstar or Spoils being negated. Invoker into S:P going 2nd is also a good option. Other main reason for the change is having Sinful Spoils in the deck becomes way less valuable when players have largely dropped Snake-Eyes. Hiita stealing Poplar and grabbing Spoils was a play I used to go for a lot, but that's just not a common option in ladder right now (hence cutting Hiita also). Plus, the bricks with the Terrortop package are generally fine to open, especially Heroic Call.

Despite this being an all-in going 1st list, I still kept Anima in the ED, that's how good I think it is going 2nd for S:P access. Rest of the ED is straightforward.

I tracked all my games this season, here are my stats:

Games Played: 151

Going 1st: 68.2%

Overall Win Rate: 56.3%

Win Rate Going 1st: 69.9%

Win Rate Going 2nd: 27.1%

Win Rate vs. Tenpai: 65.3%

Games Played vs. Tenpai: 72

Games Played vs. next-highest archetypes: Snake-Eyes variants (8) and Yubel (7)

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627-955-443

Oct 31 13:41:25 - Full combo through Ash, negated Isolde, & Gamma

Oct 31 14:10:04 - Negate Maxx C, handrip Droll, eat Ash into full combo

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Same list from last season. I again copied this deck from here

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https://www.youtube.com/@relaxgaming29/videos

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In tenpai format where you're going first even if you loose your coin toss, this deck shines. Very opressive board going first, capable of doing it even under multiple handtraps.

Tenpai usually has a combination of handtraps and boardbreakers in forms of spell, so your usual endboard if not disrupected enough will be able to have 1-2 spell/trap negates (Emperor Charles), 1 Monster negate (Gearfried), 1 pop any card on the field (Emperor Charles), 1 pop on special summon (Princess in GY), 1 spell effect negation (angelica's ring).

Depending on your hand you can adapt your endboard to have appo, baronne, sp. Bagooska and droll can help if you're under maxx c going first.

The Second synchro emperor Charles wasn't useful in a single game, could be swapped for another sp. Second Isolde came in a lot of games, people still use veiler and imperm on Isolde's first effect so if you have a extender you can just make the second one and keep comboing.

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