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==Playing style== | ==Playing style== | ||
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Much like other [[Xyz Summon|Xyz]]-based archetypes, this [[Deck]] focused on swarming the [[field]] with necessary monsters to perform Xyz Summon. Most of their monsters have effects that allows them to be Summoned rapidly to the field, but the easiest method for them to do so usually involves cards from player's [[hand]] (such as "[[Raidraptor - Vanishing Lanius]]"), and therefore, the player needs to keep many resources in the hand to start their initial strategy. | Much like other [[Xyz Summon|Xyz]]-based archetypes, this [[Deck]] focused on swarming the [[field]] with necessary monsters to perform Xyz Summon. Most of their monsters have effects that allows them to be Summoned rapidly to the field, but the easiest method for them to do so usually involves cards from player's [[hand]] (such as "[[Raidraptor - Vanishing Lanius]]"), and therefore, the player needs to keep many resources in the hand to start their initial strategy. | ||
Their main [[Xyz Monster]], designed for this sole purpose, is "[[Raidraptor - Force Strix]]", and it's the most important Xyz Monster in the Deck. It allows the player to build up early card advantage by constantly searching the majority of their monsters, while also serves as the Deck's first line of defense. In order to Summon this card consistently and efficiently, cards like "[[Raidraptor - Tribute Lanius]]" are generally recommended. When used in conjunction with either "[[Raidraptor - Fuzzy Lanius]]" or "[[Raidraptor - Mimicry Lanius]]", "Tribute Lanius" essentially allows the Summon of "Force Strix" with just one card. | Their main [[Xyz Monster]], designed for this sole purpose, is "[[Raidraptor - Force Strix]]", and it's the most important Xyz Monster in the Deck. It allows the player to build up early card advantage by constantly searching the majority of their monsters, while also serves as the Deck's first line of defense. In order to Summon this card consistently and efficiently, cards like "[[Raidraptor - Tribute Lanius]]" are generally recommended. When used in conjunction with either "[[Raidraptor - Fuzzy Lanius]]" or "[[Raidraptor - Mimicry Lanius]]", "Tribute Lanius" essentially allows the Summon of "Force Strix" with just one card. | ||
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* [[Raidraptor - Mimicry Lanius]] | * [[Raidraptor - Mimicry Lanius]] | ||
* [[Raidraptor - Noir Lanius]] | * [[Raidraptor - Noir Lanius]] | ||
| + | * [[Raidraptor - Singing Lanius]] | ||
* [[Raidraptor - Singing Lanius]] | * [[Raidraptor - Singing Lanius]] | ||
* [[Raidraptor - Strangle Lanius]] | * [[Raidraptor - Strangle Lanius]] | ||
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* [[Raidraptor - Vanishing Lanius]] | * [[Raidraptor - Vanishing Lanius]] | ||
* [[Blackwing - Zephyros the Elite]] | * [[Blackwing - Zephyros the Elite]] | ||
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* [[The Phantom Knights of Silent Boots]] | * [[The Phantom Knights of Silent Boots]] | ||
* [[Laughing Puffin]] | * [[Laughing Puffin]] | ||
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* [[Raidraptor - Ultimate Falcon]] | * [[Raidraptor - Ultimate Falcon]] | ||
* [[Arc Rebellion Xyz Dragon]] | * [[Arc Rebellion Xyz Dragon]] | ||
| − | * [[Cyber Dragon Infinity]] | + | * [[Cyber Dragon Infinity]] |
* [[Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon]] | * [[Dark Rebellion Xyz Dragon]] | ||
* [[Dark Requiem Xyz Dragon]] | * [[Dark Requiem Xyz Dragon]] | ||
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* [[Rank-Up-Magic Astral Force]] | * [[Rank-Up-Magic Astral Force]] | ||
* [[Allure of Darkness]] | * [[Allure of Darkness]] | ||
| + | * [[Pot of Avarice]] | ||
* [[Wing Requital]] | * [[Wing Requital]] | ||
| + | * [[Zexal Construction]] | ||
* [[Creeping Darkness]] | * [[Creeping Darkness]] | ||
* [[Sacrifice Level-Up]] | * [[Sacrifice Level-Up]] | ||
| + | * [[Seventh Ascension]] | ||
|continuous spells = | |continuous spells = | ||
* [[Raidraptor - Nest]] | * [[Raidraptor - Nest]] | ||
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* [[The Phantom Knights of Shade Brigandine]] | * [[The Phantom Knights of Shade Brigandine]] | ||
* [[Icarus Attack]] | * [[Icarus Attack]] | ||
| + | * [[Waking the Dragon]] | ||
|counter traps = | |counter traps = | ||
* [[Raidraptor's Phantom Knights Claw]] | * [[Raidraptor's Phantom Knights Claw]] | ||
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* Much like "[[Blackwing]]", this Deck often relies on their initial [[Normal Summon]] to start their strategy, and it is often difficult to handle [[Quick Effect]]s that can disrupt any of their plays, such as those of "[[Zoodiac Drident]]" or "[[Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King]]". | * Much like "[[Blackwing]]", this Deck often relies on their initial [[Normal Summon]] to start their strategy, and it is often difficult to handle [[Quick Effect]]s that can disrupt any of their plays, such as those of "[[Zoodiac Drident]]" or "[[Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King]]". | ||
* All of the "Raidraptor" monsters are [[DARK]] [[Winged Beast]] monsters, so they are vulnerable to certain [[Attribute]] and [[Type]]-based [[floodgate]] cards such as "[[Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror]]". | * All of the "Raidraptor" monsters are [[DARK]] [[Winged Beast]] monsters, so they are vulnerable to certain [[Attribute]] and [[Type]]-based [[floodgate]] cards such as "[[Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror]]". | ||
| + | * As the Deck summons a large number of [[Extra Deck]] monsters during their first turns to make their plays, this results into the deck having poor grind game if the opponent managed to overcome the starting board and disruption, as player would running out of Extra Deck monsters to summon unless they have a way to recover them. | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
