White Forest Azamina

Master I from
RiderFist
on March 25th, 2025
cp-ur 1260 + cp-sr 450
44 cards
Fabled Lurrie
3 copies
Effect Veiler
Droll & Lock Bird
2 copies
Maxx "C"
Astellar of the White Forest
3 copies
Elzette of the White Forest
Elzette, Azamina of the White Forest
3 copies
Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring
Rucia of the White Forest
3 copies
Silvy of the White Forest
3 copies
Mulcharmy Fuwalos
2 copies
Fiendsmith Engraver
2 copies
Golem that Guards the Millennium Treasures
Diabellstar the Black Witch
2 copies
Sengenjin Wakes from a Millennium
Tales of the White Forest
The Hallowed Azamina
Fiendsmith's Tract
Wedju Temple
Deception of the Sinful Spoils
WANTED: Seeker of Sinful Spoils
2 copies
Called by the Grave
Crossout Designator
Sinful Spoils of Slumber - Morrian
Woes of the White Forest
3 copies
Infinite Impermanence
Anti-Spell Fragrance
Azamina Ilia Silvia
Azamina Mu Rcielago
Fiendsmith's Lacrima
Snake-Eyes Doomed Dragon
Rciela, Sinister Soul of the White Forest
Silvera, Wolf Tamer of the White Forest
Diabell, Queen of the White Forest
Baronne de Fleur
Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal
Fiendsmith's Requiem
I:P Masquerena
Spright Elf
S:P Little Knight
Moon of the Closed Heaven
Fiendsmith's Sequence

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

By far, the most complex and non-linear deck I have had to play and successfully get to Master I with. It most definitely required the most attention when performing combos and/or correcting myself when misplaying. Yet, when you are able to do so, it feels so satisfying.

The deck can play through quite a good number of interruptions going first, but going second is where this deck may suffer. Unless if you drew enough handtraps or your opponent didn't put up enough negates, then it will be a struggle.

The ideal endboard usually consists of the following:

  • Spright Elf
  • Baronne De Fleur (pointed to by Elf)
  • I:P Masquerena (pointed to by Elf)
  • Azamina Ilia Silvia
  • Diabell, Queen of the White Forest
  • Woes of the White Forest
  • Sinful Spoils of Slumber - Morrian

I decided to run the Millennium engine over the Kashtira package, as it was more flexible overall and acted as insurance/bluff against HTs.

I also opted to run Anti-Spell Fragrance in this deck. While I really don't like these types of floodgates, considering majority of my matchups consisted of the mirror match, Tenpai, and Millennium Exodia, it helped to secure some of my wins. It was especially useful against Tenpai decks, which run a good number of board breakers in this meta.

I:P was the more viable option over Apollousa in my case, as I really wasn't able to summon Apo consistently, nor Guardian Chimera.

Overall, compared to Snake-Eye Fiendsmith Millennium, this deck was more complex, but far more interesting to play with and if played properly with the correct mindset, can become quite powerful.

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