Labrynth

Master I from
Jay In 4k
on July 3rd, 2024
cp-ur 1290 + cp-sr 660
60 cards
3 copies
Droll & Lock Bird
3 copies
Maxx "C"
3 copies
Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring
2 copies
Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion
3 copies
Lilith, Lady of Lament
3 copies
Ghost Mourner & Moonlit Chill
3 copies
Arianna the Labrynth Servant
Kashtira Riseheart
2 copies
Dimension Shifter
Kashtira Fenrir
2 copies
Kashtira Ogre
2 copies
Kashtira Unicorn
Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle
Lady Labrynth of the Silver Castle
Nibiru, the Primal Being
2 copies
Kashtiratheosis
Pressured Planet Wraitsoth
3 copies
Dimensional Fissure
2 copies
Kashtira Birth
2 copies
Mistaken Arrest
2 copies
Different Dimension Ground
3 copies
Infinite Impermanence
3 copies
Trap Trick
2 copies
Welcome Labrynth
3 copies
Big Welcome Labrynth
2 copies
Destructive Daruma Karma Cannon
3 copies
Macro Cosmos
Kashtira Preparations
Baronne de Fleur
Number 11: Big Eye
Mecha Phantom Beast Dracossack
Red-Eyes Flare Metal Dragon
2 copies
Dark Armed, the Dragon of Annihilation
2 copies
Kashtira Shangri-Ira
3 copies
Kashtira Arise-Heart
Divine Arsenal AA-ZEUS - Sky Thunder
I:P Masquerena
Codebreaker Virus Swordsman
S:P Little Knight

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

Played Kashtira Labrynth for this season's M1 run, clearing it with relatively low friction. The deck follows almost all the patterns of the most recent list from me; Aggressively slanted threats to the top of the meta, sound value engines, and overall good capacity to create enough traction to stay in the game for longer if need be. While this combination of themes can "steal" games on its own quite quickly at times (there are obvious matchups right now that struggle heavily with Macro effects) the deck's general posture is to act deeper toward the control side of the spectrum, proposing fewer, but key trades with the opponent while extending the match to the point its greater threats takes control of the game.

Notes

  • For control, having access to flexible, weighty pieces of interaction to keep you from falling behind early is often key, and Lilith helps fill that niche nicely. She's a solid starter that can double as some of your more premium pieces of interaction at your own choosing, so even if you have access to Lab engine she's not redundant. She actually loses to less hand traps and other disruption in comparison to your other main NS, Arianna - so she's good into the usual midrange decks that are frequently tossing HTs into you. Beyond that, it's also handy that she scales well: If you see her while your board is developing, you can often get more than one use out of her (sac off a used Arianna and then herself on the opponent's turn for example), and future dark monsters being summoned by you can dodge interaction too if you let her hang around. Was very good in this run particularly (wouldn't have gotten past M5 without her), wish I could have ran 4.

  • Arise-Heart is still a powerhouse, a top shelf threat that gives the deck a higher degree of inevitability, but given the current strength of the meta, at times can feel like it's a little forgotten how warping this card can be. Arise-Heart actually has some unique interaction only found here, as this particular Kashtira pairing with Lab is only really possible in Master Duel (In TCG Arise-Heart is just straight-up dead and in the OCG Kashtira is heavily nerfed in a way that makes it unappealing to use as a second engine in the first place).

  • One of its more key synergies with Lab that comes up in play, is that GY Big Welcome banishes so it actually charges up Arise-Heart freely while defending him (so players can't force out his effect as easy as it would be in normal Kashtira), and in return, Arise-Heart attaching used Big Welcomes allows Lab to get way more bounces than normal if they ever do out Arise - essentially allowing Lab to restock Big and extend the grind game which was quite nice during my climb. Arise-Heart acting as a lane to rescue banished Lovely or turning her hand rips and pops into banishes was also very useful. Overall a huge help in the current meta

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