Labrynth

Master I from
Jay In 4k
on February 2nd, 2024
cp-ur 1260 + cp-sr 480
45 cards
3 copies
Maxx "C"
2 copies
Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit
3 copies
Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring
3 copies
Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion
Dogmatika Ecclesia, the Virtuous
3 copies
Arianna the Labrynth Servant
Bystial Druiswurm
Bystial Magnamhut
Bystial Baldrake
Kashtira Fenrir
3 copies
Kashtira Unicorn
Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle
2 copies
Lady Labrynth of the Silver Castle
Pot of Extravagance
3 copies
Nadir Servant
Pressured Planet Wraitsoth
Kashtira Birth
3 copies
Infinite Impermanence
2 copies
Trap Trick
2 copies
Dogmatika Punishment
2 copies
Welcome Labrynth
3 copies
Big Welcome Labrynth
2 copies
Destructive Daruma Karma Cannon
2 copies
Elder Entity N'tss
2 copies
Garura, Wings of Resonant Life
Golden Cloud Beast - Malong
Wind Pegasus @Ignister
Baronne de Fleur
2 copies
Chaos Angel
Kashtira Arise-Heart
Tri-Brigade Arms Bucephalus II
Artemis, the Magistus Moon Maiden
Dharc the Dark Charmer, Gloomy
2 copies
Muckraker From the Underworld

Prerequisites

  • A registered Konami ID linked to your master duel game
  • Must login to Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards DB using the same Konami ID
  • If the Yu-Gi-Oh! DB website asks to login with Game Card ID just click "I don't have a game card ID" and fill some basic information to proceed

Export Guide

- Via the MDM extension (Recommended): Download on Firefox, or Chromium Browsers
For Chromium browsers (Chrome/Edge/Opera/Brave...etc) just click "Add to chrome" on the store page and it'll work on most if not all chromium browsers.
After using the extension, go to the Master Duel game => Main menu => Deck option => The Card database option at the top right corner => locate the deck you exported and copy it
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- Manually
  1. Click here to copy the export code
    2.
  2. Go to Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards DB and click My Deck => Add a Deck
  3. Once the deck page loads click Edit then do one of the following based on the platform your device is running:
    • (PC Only): Press F12 to open the DevTools window => Navigate to the Console tab in the window => Paste the export code => Hit Enter
    • OR (Other platforms/PC): In the address bar of the current tab remove the URL and type "javascript:" without the quotations then paste the export code, then if you're on mobile look for the *globe* icon and tap on it to run the code (Chrome only), for PC users just hit enter.
  4. The deck will save automatically
  5. Go to the Master Duel game => Main menu => Deck option => The Card database option at the top right corner => locate the deck you exported and copy it

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Notes & Combos

I played Trap Lab Midrange, piloting this particular variant of Lab to a very early M1 for what is now the 3rd season in a row - so I'm not only happy with the results it got but the consistency achieved too. To some, this deck will already be familiar, but for those who are new, this variant essentially seeks to use its medley of lucrative value engines, flexible answers and overall high-card quality to out-interact the opponent to the very end. For that, it lives up to its name at face value and ultimately lands as better at carrying out attrition-based game plans than standard furniture builds while still being more responsive and nimbler going second than typical trap ones. On a whole, it felt well-situated to tackle the current environment and ended up being just that.

Notes:

  • With Branded at the front of the meta, the Kashtira engine has increased as this list opts for the full set of Unicorn instead of the former lone copy to pair with Fenrir. Seeing Unicorn early is very valuable in this MU and play patterns that lead it were typically winning; Birth of course is inherently strong here and it gets you to that, but the ED rips are also powerful even in a small quantity if stacked smartly - often swinging the more grindy, even games against Branded to notably favorable. Beyond that, Unicorn was still good into the current combo decks right now in general for similar reasoning, in addition to the rest of the midrange decks when acting as a grind piece - and being on extra copies allowed Fenrir to compound value when unchecked at a greater rate than before. The change worked out very well all run.

  • Noticeably, Droll is not in this list. I found its relevant matchup spread to be too narrow in the meta, and its value to be distinctly poor in the MU that matters the most right now. Even against the poster deck that one would ideally want it for (SHS), I mainly only cared about having it going second there (as this list is fine into SHS going first as is) so the case scenario was limited as well for it being truly worthwhile. I did not miss Droll this season, and was actually happy to not have it as I faced more decks that didn't really care about it / it would only be mild against than those that would care.

  • The Nadir package was still quite good during the climb and continued to play to this deck's strengths of staying ahead of tempo and getting incremental advantages that can scale. It remains a tidy, versatile answer to a lot of situations in this meta: It's removal against control, disruption against combo, and CA against midrange on demand. That utility was nice to operate with.

  • The Belle / Ogre HT shell was a way to effectively slant against the top of the meta without conceding much ground elsewhere, all while still being complementary to how this deck plays for favorable board position and layers its defensive options. And while Belle was widely positive for the way I wanted to complicate key game states this meta, Ogre in particular was sneakily good as it can actually trade for a hard resource like a body, and thus, can give you both tempo and clock advantage more so than other HTs while still eroding CA for the opponent. All in all this HT shell worked well.

Previous list:

https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/master-i/january-2024/labrynth/jay-in-4k/6sQVP

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