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(rm some outdaded cards. Adding some Synchro options. De-Synchro is often used to trigger Ragin multiple times. Spirit Illusion into Duke doesn't trigger the Fableds, and there already is recycling with the Field. Adding the rest of the Fiendsmith engine.) |
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{{Infobox archseries | {{Infobox archseries | ||
| − | | image | + | | image = StairwaytoaFabledRealm-MADU-EN-VG-artwork.png |
| − | | caption | + | | caption = "[[Fabled Raven]]", "[[Fabled Lurrie|Lurrie]]", and "[[Fabled Topi|Topi]]" in the artwork of "[[Stairway to a Fabled Realm]]" |
| − | | ja_name | + | | ja_name = {{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|轟|ごう}}{{Ruby|神|しん}} |
| − | | romaji | + | | romaji = Magōshin |
| − | | trans | + | | trans = Demon Roar God |
| − | | fr_name | + | | fr_name = Mythologique |
| − | | fr_trans | + | | fr_trans = Mythological |
| − | | de_name | + | | de_name = Sagenhaft |
| − | | de_trans | + | | de_trans = Mythical |
| − | | it_name | + | | it_name = Il Favoloso |
| − | | | + | | it_trans = The Fabulous |
| − | + | | ko_name = 마굉신 | |
| − | | ko_name | + | | ko_hanja = 魔轟神 |
| − | | ko_hanja | + | | ko_romanized = Magoengsin |
| − | | ko_romanized = Magoengsin | + | | ko_trans = Demon Roar God |
| − | | ko_trans | + | | pt_name = Mitológico(a) |
| − | | pt_name | + | | pt_trans = Mythological |
| − | | pt_trans | + | | es_name = Fabuloso/a |
| − | | es_name | + | | es_trans = Fabulous |
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* [[Hidden Arsenal 2]] | * [[Hidden Arsenal 2]] | ||
* [[Hidden Arsenal 3]] | * [[Hidden Arsenal 3]] | ||
* [[Hidden Arsenal 4: Trishula's Triumph]] | * [[Hidden Arsenal 4: Trishula's Triumph]] | ||
* [[Hidden Arsenal: Special Edition]] | * [[Hidden Arsenal: Special Edition]] | ||
| − | | tcg | + | * [[Blazing Vortex]] |
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* [[Duel Terminal 2]] | * [[Duel Terminal 2]] | ||
* [[Duelist Revolution]] | * [[Duelist Revolution]] | ||
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* [[War of the Giants: Round 2]] | * [[War of the Giants: Round 2]] | ||
* [[War of the Giants Reinforcements]] | * [[War of the Giants Reinforcements]] | ||
| − | | ocg | + | * [[Structure Deck: Sacred Beasts]] |
| + | * [[Hidden Arsenal: Chapter 1]] | ||
| + | * [[Structure Deck: Dark World]] | ||
| + | | ocg = | ||
* [[Duel Terminal - Demon Roar God Revival!!]] | * [[Duel Terminal - Demon Roar God Revival!!]] | ||
* [[Limited Edition 13]] | * [[Limited Edition 13]] | ||
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* [[Duel Terminal Chronicle 2 - Chapter of Chaos]] | * [[Duel Terminal Chronicle 2 - Chapter of Chaos]] | ||
* [[Duel Terminal Chronicle 3 - Chapter of Destruction]] | * [[Duel Terminal Chronicle 3 - Chapter of Destruction]] | ||
| − | * [[Duelist Set: Version | + | * [[Duelist Set: Version Lightsworn Judgment]] |
| − | * [[Duelist Set: Version | + | * [[Duelist Set: Version Lightsworn Judgment Enhancement Pack]] |
* [[Duelist Entry Deck VS]] | * [[Duelist Entry Deck VS]] | ||
| − | | korea | + | * [[Structure Deck R: Devil's Gate]] |
| + | * [[Secret Utility Box]] | ||
| + | * [[Tournament Pack 2024 Vol.2]] | ||
| + | | korea = | ||
* [[Premium Pack Vol.7]] | * [[Premium Pack Vol.7]] | ||
* [[Duelist Entry Deck VS: Dark Legion]] | * [[Duelist Entry Deck VS: Dark Legion]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | "'''Fabled'''", known as "'''Demon Roar God'''" ({{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|轟|ごう}}{{Ruby|神|しん}} ''Magōshin'') in the ''[[OCG]]'' and as "'''Fiend Roar Deities'''" in some video games, is an [[archetype]] of [[LIGHT]] [[Fiend]] and [[Beast]] [[Monster Card|monsters]] (with the Beast monsters being titled as "The Fabled" to distinguish them) began in Japan as Duel Terminal Promos in ''[[Duel Terminal - Demon Roar God Revival!!]]'' and continued in ''[[Duel Terminal - Champion of Chaos!!]]''. Their effects focus on [[discard]]ing cards from their controller's hand to the [[Graveyard]] to activate their effects. | |
| − | "'''Fabled'''", known as "'''Demon Roar God'''" ({{Ruby|魔|ま}}{{Ruby|轟|ごう}}{{Ruby|神|しん}} ''Magōshin'') in the ''[[OCG]]'' and as "'''Fiend Roar Deities'''" in some video games, | + | ==History== |
| − | + | {{Main|Duel Terminal Master Guide card storylines#The "Fabled" Tribe Revives}} | |
| − | == Appearance == | + | ==Appearance== |
"Fabled" monsters are depicted in a manner as to display both a hallowed aspect to them and a bit of whimsy, however, overall their art is meant to give the impression of a slanted kind of twisted, be it "demonic" or cynical. All of them are LIGHT monsters, and are believed to represent heterodoxy, perverse versions of "light", and degradation from grace and dignity, with some resembling the archetypal Fallen Angels from the Bible. They all have masks, which makes them resemble monsters of certain Spanish legends. Tiny colorful and malicious imps often accompany monsters in their background art. | "Fabled" monsters are depicted in a manner as to display both a hallowed aspect to them and a bit of whimsy, however, overall their art is meant to give the impression of a slanted kind of twisted, be it "demonic" or cynical. All of them are LIGHT monsters, and are believed to represent heterodoxy, perverse versions of "light", and degradation from grace and dignity, with some resembling the archetypal Fallen Angels from the Bible. They all have masks, which makes them resemble monsters of certain Spanish legends. Tiny colorful and malicious imps often accompany monsters in their background art. | ||
| − | + | {| class="wikitable" | |
| + | ! Fiend Fabled !! Origin | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Andwraith|Andwraith]] || [[wikipedia:List of demons in the Ars Goetia#Andras|Andras]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Dianaira|Dianaira]] || [[wikipedia:Deianira (mythology)|Deianira]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Grimro|Grimro]] || [[wikipedia:Gemory|Gemory]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Leviathan|Leviathan]] || [[wikipedia:Leviathan|Leviathan]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Marcosia|Marcosia]] || [[wikipedia:Marchosias|Marchosias]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Ragin|Ragin]] || [[wikipedia:Legion (demons)|Legion]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[Fabled Valkyrus|Valkyrus]] || [[wikipedia:Valkyrie|Valkyrie]] | ||
| + | |} | ||
| + | ===The Fabled=== | ||
| + | All of The Fabled monsters are based on legendary/mythical creatures. | ||
| + | {| class="wikitable" | ||
| + | ! The Fabled !! Origin !! Tamer's name | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Abanc|Abanc]] || [[wikipedia:Afanc|Afanc]] || ''Unknown'' | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Catsith|Catsith]] || [[wikipedia:Cat sìth|Cat sìth]] || Heresy | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Chawa|Chawa]] || [[wikipedia:Chihuahua (dog)#History|Chihuahua]] || Breach | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Cerburrel|Cerburrel]] || [[wikipedia:Cerberus|Cerberus]] || Malice | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Ganashia|Ganashia]] || [[wikipedia:Ganesha|Ganesha]] || Vio | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Kokkator|Kokkator]] || [[wikipedia:Cockatrice|Cockatrice]] || Lust | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Kudabbi|Kudabbi]] || [[wikipedia:List of legendary creatures (K)|Kudan]] || Gree | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Nozoochee|Nozoochee]] || [[wikipedia:Tsuchinoko|Tsuchinoko (''Nozuchi'')]] || Gludd | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Peggulsus|Peggulsus]] || [[wikipedia:Pegasus|Pegasus]] || Limbo | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Rubyruda|Rubyruda]] || [[wikipedia:Garuda|Garuda]] || Wrath | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | [[The Fabled Unicore|Unicore]] || [[wikipedia:Unicorn|Unicorn]] || Gree | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | |} | ||
==Playing style== | ==Playing style== | ||
They are similar to the "[[Dark World]]" archetype in that the Monsters thrive off of effects that [[discard]]; however, unlike Dark World, all "Fabled" Monsters will benefit off of ''any'' discard, even for [[cost]]. Even though cards like "[[Dark World Dealings]]" can be used with "Fabled" monsters, it's best to keep a high monster count, and use their own effects to Special Summon them. The archetype also greatly benefits from cards like "[[Tour Guide From the Underworld]]", which gets "Kushano" to the grave as quick as possible, and sets up for [[Rank]] 3 [[Xyz Monster]]s, such as "[[Leviair the Sea Dragon]]". Though these Xyz support the deck, the main focus is Synchros, such as "[[Fabled Ragin]]", "[[Formula Synchron]]" and "[[T.G. Hyper Librarian]]", in order to maintain the card advantage lost by summoning those monsters. | They are similar to the "[[Dark World]]" archetype in that the Monsters thrive off of effects that [[discard]]; however, unlike Dark World, all "Fabled" Monsters will benefit off of ''any'' discard, even for [[cost]]. Even though cards like "[[Dark World Dealings]]" can be used with "Fabled" monsters, it's best to keep a high monster count, and use their own effects to Special Summon them. The archetype also greatly benefits from cards like "[[Tour Guide From the Underworld]]", which gets "Kushano" to the grave as quick as possible, and sets up for [[Rank]] 3 [[Xyz Monster]]s, such as "[[Leviair the Sea Dragon]]". Though these Xyz support the deck, the main focus is Synchros, such as "[[Fabled Ragin]]", "[[Formula Synchron]]" and "[[T.G. Hyper Librarian]]", in order to maintain the card advantage lost by summoning those monsters. | ||
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"Fabled" Decks can be very versatile. Because of their potential to abuse special summons and also being a LIGHT Fiend archetype, there are a lot of cards to support them. The key to a successful Deck is to control the field while slowly gaining advantage for powerful finish. | "Fabled" Decks can be very versatile. Because of their potential to abuse special summons and also being a LIGHT Fiend archetype, there are a lot of cards to support them. The key to a successful Deck is to control the field while slowly gaining advantage for powerful finish. | ||
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"[[Beckoning Light]]" is by far the best tool in "Fabled" arsenal. It lets you discard your Fabled monsters while getting another ones from your Graveyard. | "[[Beckoning Light]]" is by far the best tool in "Fabled" arsenal. It lets you discard your Fabled monsters while getting another ones from your Graveyard. | ||
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Both "[[Phoenix Wing Wind Blast]]" and "[[Raigeki Break]]" are really handy for this deck, letting you to disrupt your opponent's plays and discard a "Fabled" Monsters. By combining them with "[[The Fabled Catsith]]", you get a powerful removal tool. | Both "[[Phoenix Wing Wind Blast]]" and "[[Raigeki Break]]" are really handy for this deck, letting you to disrupt your opponent's plays and discard a "Fabled" Monsters. By combining them with "[[The Fabled Catsith]]", you get a powerful removal tool. | ||
| − | + | Another way around is to add T.G engine ("[[T.G. Warwolf]]" and "[[T.G. Striker]]") and focus on a Beast support (like "[[Horn of the Phantom Beast]]") to make a good use of The Fabled sub-series. | |
| − | Another way around is to add T.G engine ("[[T.G. Warwolf]]" and "[[T.G. Striker]]") and focus on a Beast support (like "[[Horn of the Phantom Beast]]") to make a good use of | ||
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With the changes brought by [[Link Monster]]s and Master Rule 4, the sheer swarming ability of this archetype allows for rapid Link and Synchro summons. As time goes on more Link monsters will be printed that indirectly support "Fabled" cards. | With the changes brought by [[Link Monster]]s and Master Rule 4, the sheer swarming ability of this archetype allows for rapid Link and Synchro summons. As time goes on more Link monsters will be printed that indirectly support "Fabled" cards. | ||
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===Recommended cards=== | ===Recommended cards=== | ||
{{Decklist|Fabled Deck | {{Decklist|Fabled Deck | ||
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|effect monsters = | |effect monsters = | ||
* [[Fabled Grimro]] | * [[Fabled Grimro]] | ||
* [[Fabled Krus]] | * [[Fabled Krus]] | ||
* [[Fabled Lurrie]] | * [[Fabled Lurrie]] | ||
| + | * [[Fabled Marcosia]] | ||
* [[The Fabled Ganashia]] | * [[The Fabled Ganashia]] | ||
* [[The Fabled Nozoochee]] | * [[The Fabled Nozoochee]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Danger! Mothman!]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Danger!? Tsuchinoko?]] |
* [[Rescue Cat]] | * [[Rescue Cat]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[The Fiendsmith]] |
* [[Tour Guide from the Underworld]] | * [[Tour Guide from the Underworld]] | ||
| − | + | * [[Earthbound Prisoner Stone Sweeper]] | |
|tuner monsters = | |tuner monsters = | ||
* [[Fabled Kushano]] | * [[Fabled Kushano]] | ||
* [[Fabled Raven]] | * [[Fabled Raven]] | ||
| + | * [[The Fabled Abanc]] | ||
* [[The Fabled Catsith]] | * [[The Fabled Catsith]] | ||
* [[The Fabled Cerburrel]] | * [[The Fabled Cerburrel]] | ||
* [[The Fabled Chawa]] | * [[The Fabled Chawa]] | ||
* [[Effect Veiler]] | * [[Effect Veiler]] | ||
| − | + | * [[Sage with Eyes of Blue]] | |
| + | |fusion monsters = | ||
| + | * [[Fiendsmith Lacrimosa]] | ||
| + | * [[Fiendsmith Dies Irae]] | ||
| + | * [[Dark Balter the Terrible]] ''(using "Duality" on "Fabled Ragin")'' | ||
| + | * [[Grapha, Dragon Overlord of Dark World]] ''(using "Duality" on "Fabled Leviathan")'' | ||
| + | * [[Barox]]/[[Soul Hunter]] ''(with "Ready Fusion")'' | ||
|synchro monsters = | |synchro monsters = | ||
| + | * [[Fabled Andwraith]] | ||
* [[Fabled Leviathan]] | * [[Fabled Leviathan]] | ||
* [[Fabled Ragin]] | * [[Fabled Ragin]] | ||
* [[Fabled Valkyrus]] | * [[Fabled Valkyrus]] | ||
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* [[The Fabled Unicore]] | * [[The Fabled Unicore]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[T.G. Hyper Librarian]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Groza, Tyrant of Thunder]] |
| + | * [[Brionac, Dragon of the Ice Barrier]] | ||
| + | * [[Coral Dragon]] | ||
* [[Formula Synchron]] | * [[Formula Synchron]] | ||
* [[Martial Metal Marcher]] | * [[Martial Metal Marcher]] | ||
| − | * [[Stardust Dragon]] | + | * [[Accel Synchro Stardust Dragon]] |
| + | * [[Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon]] | ||
* [[Shooting Quasar Dragon]] | * [[Shooting Quasar Dragon]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[D/D/D Cursed King Siegfried]] ''(using "Duality" on "Fabled Valkyrus")'' |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Chaos Angel]] |
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|xyz monsters = | |xyz monsters = | ||
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* [[Leviair the Sea Dragon]] | * [[Leviair the Sea Dragon]] | ||
| − | + | * [[D/D/D Wave High King Caesar]] | |
| + | ** [[D/D/D Deviser King Deus Machinex]] | ||
| + | * [[Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal]] | ||
|link monsters = | |link monsters = | ||
| + | * [[Fiendsmith Requiem]] | ||
| + | * [[Fiendsmith Sequentia]] | ||
| + | * [[Muckraker From the Underworld]] | ||
* [[Hip Hoshiningen]] | * [[Hip Hoshiningen]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * "[[Knightmare]]" monsters |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Lyna the Light Charmer, Lustrous]] |
| − | + | |normal spells = | |
| − | |spells = | + | * [[Fiendsmith Tractus]] |
| − | * [[ | + | * [[De-Synchro]] |
| + | * [[Card Destruction]] | ||
* [[Dark World Dealings]] | * [[Dark World Dealings]] | ||
| + | * [[Charge Into a Dark World]] | ||
* [[Dragged Down into the Grave]] | * [[Dragged Down into the Grave]] | ||
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* [[Obedience Schooled]] | * [[Obedience Schooled]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[One for One]] |
| + | * [[Ready Fusion]] | ||
| + | * [[Synchro Creed]] | ||
| + | |field spells = | ||
| + | * [[Stairway to a Fabled Realm]] | ||
| + | |quick-play spells = | ||
| + | * [[Fiendsmith Sanctus]] | ||
| + | * [[Duality]] | ||
* [[Twin Twisters]] | * [[Twin Twisters]] | ||
| − | + | |normal traps = | |
| − | |traps = | + | * [[Fabled Treason]] |
* [[Beckoning Light]] | * [[Beckoning Light]] | ||
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* [[Phoenix Wing Wind Blast]] | * [[Phoenix Wing Wind Blast]] | ||
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* [[Karma Cut]] | * [[Karma Cut]] | ||
| − | * [[ | + | * [[Mannadium Breakheart]] |
| − | * [[ | + | |counter traps = |
| + | * [[Dark World Punishment]] | ||
| + | * [[Mannadium Reframing]] | ||
| + | |continuous traps = | ||
| + | * [[Dark Smog]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
===Weaknesses=== | ===Weaknesses=== | ||
| − | "[[Silent Graveyard]]", "[[Soul Drain]]" and/or "[[ | + | "[[Silent Graveyard]]", "[[Soul Drain]]" and/or "[[Abyss Dweller]]" alone can severely slice into "Fabled"s because such monsters whose effects activate when discarded transpire ''while'' they're in the Graveyard. This archetype's [[Attribute]] of LIGHT can also be capitalized on via "[[Light-Imprisoning Mirror]]". A substantial count of "Fabled"s on the roster also have superficial [[ATK]], making them prey for cards like "[[King Tiger Wanghu]]" and "[[Deck Devastation Virus]]", which can plug up Synchro Summons by putting away key Tuners like "Cerburrel", "Rubyruda" and "Chawa". |
| − | + | "[[Skill Drain]]" and "[[Mind Drain]]" can be used against any "Fabled"s with effects that respectively activate on the [[field]] or in the [[hand]] (i.e "Grimro" and "Nozoochee" in the Hand.) | |
| − | "[[Skill Drain]]" and "[[Mind Drain]]" can be used against any "Fabled"s with effects that respectively activate on the [[field]] or in the [[hand]] (i.e "Grimro" and "Nozoochee" in the Hand.) | ||
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"[[Goblin of Greed]]" can also impede "Fabled"s because it will restrict them from being discarded as a [[cost]], hence making it more laborious to use them. | "[[Goblin of Greed]]" can also impede "Fabled"s because it will restrict them from being discarded as a [[cost]], hence making it more laborious to use them. | ||
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[[Category:TCG and OCG archetypes]] | [[Category:TCG and OCG archetypes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:38, 13 May 2024
"Fabled", known as "Demon Roar God" (
History[edit]
Appearance[edit]
"Fabled" monsters are depicted in a manner as to display both a hallowed aspect to them and a bit of whimsy, however, overall their art is meant to give the impression of a slanted kind of twisted, be it "demonic" or cynical. All of them are LIGHT monsters, and are believed to represent heterodoxy, perverse versions of "light", and degradation from grace and dignity, with some resembling the archetypal Fallen Angels from the Bible. They all have masks, which makes them resemble monsters of certain Spanish legends. Tiny colorful and malicious imps often accompany monsters in their background art.
| Fiend Fabled | Origin |
|---|---|
| Andwraith | Andras |
| Dianaira | Deianira |
| Grimro | Gemory |
| Leviathan | Leviathan |
| Marcosia | Marchosias |
| Ragin | Legion |
| Valkyrus | Valkyrie |
The Fabled[edit]
All of The Fabled monsters are based on legendary/mythical creatures.
| The Fabled | Origin | Tamer's name |
|---|---|---|
| Abanc | Afanc | Unknown |
| Catsith | Cat sìth | Heresy |
| Chawa | Chihuahua | Breach |
| Cerburrel | Cerberus | Malice |
| Ganashia | Ganesha | Vio |
| Kokkator | Cockatrice | Lust |
| Kudabbi | Kudan | Gree |
| Nozoochee | Tsuchinoko (Nozuchi) | Gludd |
| Peggulsus | Pegasus | Limbo |
| Rubyruda | Garuda | Wrath |
| Unicore | Unicorn | Gree |
Playing style[edit]
They are similar to the "Dark World" archetype in that the Monsters thrive off of effects that discard; however, unlike Dark World, all "Fabled" Monsters will benefit off of any discard, even for cost. Even though cards like "Dark World Dealings" can be used with "Fabled" monsters, it's best to keep a high monster count, and use their own effects to Special Summon them. The archetype also greatly benefits from cards like "Tour Guide From the Underworld", which gets "Kushano" to the grave as quick as possible, and sets up for Rank 3 Xyz Monsters, such as "Leviair the Sea Dragon". Though these Xyz support the deck, the main focus is Synchros, such as "Fabled Ragin", "Formula Synchron" and "T.G. Hyper Librarian", in order to maintain the card advantage lost by summoning those monsters. "Fabled" Decks can be very versatile. Because of their potential to abuse special summons and also being a LIGHT Fiend archetype, there are a lot of cards to support them. The key to a successful Deck is to control the field while slowly gaining advantage for powerful finish. "Beckoning Light" is by far the best tool in "Fabled" arsenal. It lets you discard your Fabled monsters while getting another ones from your Graveyard. Both "Phoenix Wing Wind Blast" and "Raigeki Break" are really handy for this deck, letting you to disrupt your opponent's plays and discard a "Fabled" Monsters. By combining them with "The Fabled Catsith", you get a powerful removal tool. Another way around is to add T.G engine ("T.G. Warwolf" and "T.G. Striker") and focus on a Beast support (like "Horn of the Phantom Beast") to make a good use of The Fabled sub-series. With the changes brought by Link Monsters and Master Rule 4, the sheer swarming ability of this archetype allows for rapid Link and Synchro summons. As time goes on more Link monsters will be printed that indirectly support "Fabled" cards.
Recommended cards[edit]
Fabled Deck
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Weaknesses[edit]
"Silent Graveyard", "Soul Drain" and/or "Abyss Dweller" alone can severely slice into "Fabled"s because such monsters whose effects activate when discarded transpire while they're in the Graveyard. This archetype's Attribute of LIGHT can also be capitalized on via "Light-Imprisoning Mirror". A substantial count of "Fabled"s on the roster also have superficial ATK, making them prey for cards like "King Tiger Wanghu" and "Deck Devastation Virus", which can plug up Synchro Summons by putting away key Tuners like "Cerburrel", "Rubyruda" and "Chawa". "Skill Drain" and "Mind Drain" can be used against any "Fabled"s with effects that respectively activate on the field or in the hand (i.e "Grimro" and "Nozoochee" in the Hand.) "Goblin of Greed" can also impede "Fabled"s because it will restrict them from being discarded as a cost, hence making it more laborious to use them.
