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"'''Fiendsmith'''", known as "'''Demonsmith'''" (デモンスミス ''Demonsumisu'') in Japan, is an [[archetype]] of [[LIGHT]] [[Fiend]] monsters introduced in ''[[The Infinite Forbidden]]''.
 
"'''Fiendsmith'''", known as "'''Demonsmith'''" (デモンスミス ''Demonsumisu'') in Japan, is an [[archetype]] of [[LIGHT]] [[Fiend]] monsters introduced in ''[[The Infinite Forbidden]]''.
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== Design ==
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Visually, the archetype seems to take influence from the ''[[wikipedia: Devil May Cry|Devil May Cry]]'' series with both "[[The Fiendsmith]]" bearing resemblance to its protagonist ''[[wikipedia: Dante (Devil May Cry)|Dante]]'' and the use of demon-powered weaponry existing across both mediums. Additionally, the archetype's [[Fusion Monsters]] can be compared to the ''Devil Trigger'' ability from the same series.
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===Etymology===
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With the exception of the titular "[[The Fiendsmith]]", all cards in the archetype are named after various Latin hymns and liturgical rites from [[wikipedia:Western Christianity|Western Christianity]].
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== Playing style ==
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The archetype is largely focused around its eponymous [[Main Deck]] monster, "[[The Fiendsmith]]", and its multiple [[Fusion Monster]] upgrades. Said "Fiendsmith" is capable of both searching the archetype's [[Spell]]s/[[Trap]]s by [[Discard|discarding]] itself and reviving itself afterward by shuffling a fellow [[LIGHT]] [[Fiend]] monster into the [[Deck]]/[[Extra Deck]]. By targeting a "Fiendsmith" [[Link Monster]] treated as an [[Equip Spell]] and a monster on the field, it can also send both to the GY as a form of removal.
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Aside from its own revival effect, "The Fiendsmith" can be easily Summoned from the hand or Deck with "[[Fiendsmith Requiem]]", whom can be [[Link Summon]]ed with a single LIGHT Fiend monster. After being [[Tribute]]d for such an effect, "Requiem" can equip itself from the [[Graveyard]] to a LIGHT Fiend (optimally the archetype's Fusion Monsters) as an Equip Spell granting its monster 600 [[ATK]].
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"[[Fiendsmith Sequentia]]" continues the theme of Link Monsters supplementing "The Fiendsmith" and its Fusion upgrades by [[Fusion Summon]]ing them through shuffling their materials from the GY into the Deck, acting as another method to recycle those materials aside from "The Fiendsmith" himself. As an Equip Spell, it [[Prevents other cards being targeted by card effects|prevents its monster from being targeted by the opponent's card effects]], which is especially valuable on "Dies Irae".
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The first of the Fusion Monsters, "[[Fiendsmith Lacrimosa]]", can either add to hand or Special Summon a LIGHT Fiend from the GY upon Fusion Summon. If sent to the GY itself, it can also shuffle a LIGHT Fiend from the GY into the Deck to [[Effect damage|burn]] the opponent for 1200 [[LP]].
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The second Fusion Monster and definitive boss comes in "[[Fiendsmith Dies Irae]]". Its [[Quick Effect]] ties together the Link Monsters' tendency to equip onto LIGHT Fiends by negating the effects of face-up cards on the field up to the total [[Link Rating]] of the monster(s) equipped to it. Should it be sent to the GY, by shuffling another LIGHT Fiend into the Deck, it targets a card on the field to send to the GY as well.
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The Spell "[[Fiendsmith Tractus]]" can be considered the heart and soul of the archetype aside from "The Fiendsmith", who can search said Spell. After searching a LIGHT Fiend, it discards a card from the user's hand. After which, it can be banished from the GY to Fusion Summon a "Fiendsmith" monster with materials in the hand or field, similar to "[[Polymerization]]".
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"[[Fiendsmith Sanctus]]" is a [[Quick-Play Spell]] that Summons a "[[Fiendsmith Token]]" should the user control either no face-up monsters or only LIGHT Fiends, effectively allowing "Requiem" to be Link Summoned before "The Fiendsmith" or other Main Deck monsters come into play. Should a "Fiendsmith" monster be destroyed by card effect, it can [[Set]] itself for future use and recoup the loss of the destroyed monster.
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"[[Fiendsmith in Paradisum]]" is a [[Trap]] that targets a [[Level 7]] or higher Fiend monster (i.e. "Dies Irae") to send all other cards on the field to the GY. Should the opponent Special Summon while this Trap is in the GY, it can be banished to send a "Fiendsmith" monster from the Deck or Extra Deck to the GY, most likely "Lacrimosa" or "Dies Irae" to allow interaction through their respective burn and removal effects.
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Due to "Tractus" being able to search any LIGHT Fiend as opposed to merely "Fiendsmith" monsters, the archetype has synergy with "[[Fabled]]" and "[[Magical Musket]][[Magical Musketeer|(eer)]]". In the former's case, seeing as "Tractus" discards a card after searching, it is possible to search and then immediately discard "[[Fabled Lurrie]]" or "[[Fabled Krus]]" for their respective revival effects. As for the latter, "Magical Musket" and its own Spells/Traps provide the Deck with chainable disruption/removal it otherwise would not have, such as "[[Magical Musket - Cross-Domination|Cross Domination]]" or "[[Magical Musket - Desperado|Desperado]]". "[[Magical Musketeer Max]]" can also be used as [[Link Material]] for "Requiem" after searching or reviving "Magical Musket" cards, effectively Summoning and supporting both archetypes with a single Main Deck "Magical Musketeer" monster.
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Generic LIGHT Fiends with disruptive effects like "[[Santa Claws]]" and "[[Amanokujaki]]" can also be searched this way and be immediately made use of.
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=== Sample combos ===
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==== As a Deck ====
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The "Fiendsmith" archetype have several ways of starting their plays, being able to Summon their boss monster "Fiendsmith Dies Irae" with relative ease. One such way is by simply opening with "[[Fiendsmith Tractus]]", which is detailed below. This method has three main goals:
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# Summoning "Dies Irae" and equipping it with "Fiendsmith Sequentia", creating a point of interruption that can negate 2 of the opponent's cards, while also preventing it from being targeted by their effects.
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# Placing "Fiendsmith Sanctus" in the GY, from where it can Set itself if "Dies Irae" is destroyed, thus allowing similar combos to be performed during the following turn.
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# Establishing a form of interaction and follow-up without using the player's Normal Summon, or restricting their Special Summons.
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{{Combo steps
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| opening = "[[Fiendsmith Tractus]]" + 1 card
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| end    = "[[Fiendsmith Dies Irae]]" equipped with "[[Fiendsmith Sequentia]]" + "[[Fiendsmith Sanctus]]" in GY
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| steps  =
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# Activate "[[Fiendsmith Tractus]]" to search "[[The Fiendsmith]]" and discard 1 other card.
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# Discard "The Fiendsmith" to search "[[Fiendsmith Sanctus]]".
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# Activate "Sanctus" to Special Summon 1 "[[Fiendsmith Token]]".
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# Link Summon "[[Fiendsmith Requiem]]" by using the "Fiendsmith Token".
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# Tribute "Requiem" to Special Summon a second "The Fiendsmith" from the Deck.
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# Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the GY by shuffling "Requiem" from the GY into the Extra Deck.
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# Activate "Tractus" from the GY to [[Fusion Summon]] "[[Fiendsmith Lacrimosa]]" by using the two copies of "The Fiendsmith".
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# Activate "Lacrimosa" to Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the GY.
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# Link Summon "[[Fiendsmith Sequentia]]" by using "Lacrimosa" and "The Fiendsmish".
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# Activate "Sequentia" to Fusion Summon "[[Fiendsmith Dies Irae]]" by shuffling "Lacrimosa" and the two copies of "The Fiendsmith" from the GY into the Deck
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# Activate "Sequentia" to equip itself to "Dies Irae".
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}}
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==== As an engine ====
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Due to the Deck's lack of Summoning restrictions, the "Fiendsmith" cards make a great engine for Summoning Rank 6 monsters, without losing card advantage.
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One way these cards can be used is in the middle of any combo that has 3 monsters left on the field (with 2 of those being [[Effect Monster]]s). This gives access to any [[Rank]] 6 monster (most notably "[[Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal]]"), and also leaves a Link-2 monster on the field ("Sequentia") and allows "The Fiendsmith" to Special Summon itself back from the GY later.
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{{Combo steps
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| opening = Any 2 Effect Monsters + 1 monster
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| end    = 1 [[Rank]] 6 monster and "[[Fiendsmith Sequentia]]" + 1 "[[The Fiendsmith]]" in GY
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| steps  =
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# Link Summon "[[Moon of the Closed Sky]]" by using the 2 Effect Monsters.
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# Link Summon "[[Fiendsmith Requiem]]" by using "Moon of the Closed Sky".
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# Activate "Requiem" by Tributing itself to Special Summon "[[The Fiendsmith]]" from the Deck.
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# Link Summon "[[Fiendsmith Sequentia]]" by using the last remaining monster and "The Fiendsmith".
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# Activate "Sequentia" to Fusion Summon "[[Fiendsmith Lacrimosa]]" by shuffling "Requiem" and "Moon of the Closed Sky" from the GY into the Extra Deck.
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# Activate "Lacrimosa" to Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the GY.
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# Xyz Summon a Rank 6 monster by using "Lacrimosa" and "The Fiendsmith".
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}}
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Another method requires the player to specifically have "The Fiendsmith" in hand. While it generates less cards during the combo, it also requires less cards, and doesn't use the player's [[Normal Summon]].
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{{Combo steps
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| opening = "[[The Fiendsmith]]"
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| end    = 1 [[Rank]] 6 monster
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| steps  =
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# Activate "[[The Fiendsmith]]" by discarding itself to add "[[Fiendsmith Tractus]]" to the hand.
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# Activate "Tractus" to add "[[Fabled Lurrie]]" and discard it.
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# Activate "Lurrie" to Special Summon itself.
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# Link Summon "[[Fiendsmith Requiem]]" by using "Lurrie".
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# Activate "Requiem" by Tributing itself to Special Summon a second "The Fiendsmith" from the Deck.
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# Activate "The Fiendsmith" in the GY to return "Lurrie" to the Deck and Special Summon itself.
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# Xyz Summon a Rank 6 monster by using both copies of "The Fiendsmith".
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}}
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===Recommended cards===
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{{Decklist|Recommended cards
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<!--This is not an exact Decklist. Please do not add multiples or staples.-->
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|normal monsters =
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* [[White Duston]]/[[Pity]] (with ''"Unexpected Dai"'')
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|effect monsters =
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* [[The Fiendsmith]]
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* [[Astral Kuriboh]]
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* [[Fabled Lurrie]]
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* [[Fabled Krus]]
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* [[Fabled Grimro]]
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* [[Fabled Marcosia]]
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* [[Fabled Soulkius]]
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* [[Majesty's Fiend]]
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* [[Santa Claws]]
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* [[Ghost Ship]]
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* [[Evil HERO Adusted Gold]]
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* [[Fiend Beast Zoa]]
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* [[Metal Copycat]]
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* [[Metalzoa X]]
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* [[Red-Eyes Black Fullmetal Dragon]]
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* [[Missing Burroughs, the Dark Ruler of the Highest Heaven]]
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* [[Draconnet]] (with ''"White Duston"'')
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|tuner monsters =
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* [[Amanokujaki]]
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|pendulum monsters =
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* [[Archfiend Eccentrick]]
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|fusion monsters =
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* [[Fiendsmith Lacrimosa]]
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* [[Fiendsmith Dies Irae]]
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* [[Evil HERO Malicious Bane]]
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* [[The Duke of Demise]]
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* [[Soul Hunter]] ''(with "Ready Fusion")''
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|synchro monsters =
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* [[Chaos Angel]]
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* [[Groza, Tyrant of Thunder]]
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|xyz monsters =
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* [[D/D/D Wave High King Caesar]]
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* [[Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal]]
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* [[Evolzar Lars]]
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* [[Gauntlet Launcher]]
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* [[Photon Strike Bounzer]]
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|link monsters =
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* [[Fiendsmith Requiem]]
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* [[Fiendsmith Sequentia]]
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* [[Moon of the Closed Sky]]
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* [[Muckraker From the Underworld]]
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|normal spells =
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* [[Fiendsmith Tractus]]
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* [[Approaching Machine]]
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* [[Dark Calling]]/[[Dark Fusion]]
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* [[Ready Fusion]]
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* [[Unexpected Dai]]
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|equip spells =
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* [[Spirit Illusion]]
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|field spells =
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* [[Stairway to a Fabled Realm]]
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|quick-play spells =
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* [[Fiendsmith Sanctus]]
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|normal traps =
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* [[Fiendsmith in Paradisum]]
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* [[Archfiend's Ghastly Glitch]]
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* [[Enhanced Metalmorph]]
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* [[Fabled Treason]]
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* [[Fiend Griefing]]
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|counter traps =
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* [[Dark World Punishment]]
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}}
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== Weaknesses ==
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* Due to the archetype's reliance on Fiend monsters in the GY to use as fodder for the effects and Fusion Summon of "The Fiendsmith" and its Fusion upgrades, cards such as "[[Soul Drain]]", "[[Abyss Dweller]]", and "[[Necrovalley]]" are especially harmful to its setup. "[[Dimension Shifter]]", "[[Dimensional Fissure]]", and "[[Macro Cosmos]]" are equally as threatening as they prevent said Fiend monsters from going to the GY in the first place.
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* In terms of Fiend monsters specifically, cards that change [[Type]]s and [[Attribute]]s on the field and GY such as "[[Zombie World]]" or "[[Lair of Darkness]]" pose a similar problem, as the archetype's Extra Deck monsters all call for LIGHT Fiends to be used as material.
  
 
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Fiendsmith
"The Fiendsmith"
"The Fiendsmith"
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  • デモンスミス
  • Demonsumisu (romanized)
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"Fiendsmith", known as "Demonsmith" (デモンスミス Demonsumisu) in Japan, is an archetype of LIGHT Fiend monsters introduced in The Infinite Forbidden.

Design

Visually, the archetype seems to take influence from the Devil May Cry series with both "The Fiendsmith" bearing resemblance to its protagonist Dante and the use of demon-powered weaponry existing across both mediums. Additionally, the archetype's Fusion Monsters can be compared to the Devil Trigger ability from the same series.

Etymology

With the exception of the titular "The Fiendsmith", all cards in the archetype are named after various Latin hymns and liturgical rites from Western Christianity.

Playing style

The archetype is largely focused around its eponymous Main Deck monster, "The Fiendsmith", and its multiple Fusion Monster upgrades. Said "Fiendsmith" is capable of both searching the archetype's Spells/Traps by discarding itself and reviving itself afterward by shuffling a fellow LIGHT Fiend monster into the Deck/Extra Deck. By targeting a "Fiendsmith" Link Monster treated as an Equip Spell and a monster on the field, it can also send both to the GY as a form of removal.

Aside from its own revival effect, "The Fiendsmith" can be easily Summoned from the hand or Deck with "Fiendsmith Requiem", whom can be Link Summoned with a single LIGHT Fiend monster. After being Tributed for such an effect, "Requiem" can equip itself from the Graveyard to a LIGHT Fiend (optimally the archetype's Fusion Monsters) as an Equip Spell granting its monster 600 ATK.

"Fiendsmith Sequentia" continues the theme of Link Monsters supplementing "The Fiendsmith" and its Fusion upgrades by Fusion Summoning them through shuffling their materials from the GY into the Deck, acting as another method to recycle those materials aside from "The Fiendsmith" himself. As an Equip Spell, it prevents its monster from being targeted by the opponent's card effects, which is especially valuable on "Dies Irae".

The first of the Fusion Monsters, "Fiendsmith Lacrimosa", can either add to hand or Special Summon a LIGHT Fiend from the GY upon Fusion Summon. If sent to the GY itself, it can also shuffle a LIGHT Fiend from the GY into the Deck to burn the opponent for 1200 LP.

The second Fusion Monster and definitive boss comes in "Fiendsmith Dies Irae". Its Quick Effect ties together the Link Monsters' tendency to equip onto LIGHT Fiends by negating the effects of face-up cards on the field up to the total Link Rating of the monster(s) equipped to it. Should it be sent to the GY, by shuffling another LIGHT Fiend into the Deck, it targets a card on the field to send to the GY as well.

The Spell "Fiendsmith Tractus" can be considered the heart and soul of the archetype aside from "The Fiendsmith", who can search said Spell. After searching a LIGHT Fiend, it discards a card from the user's hand. After which, it can be banished from the GY to Fusion Summon a "Fiendsmith" monster with materials in the hand or field, similar to "Polymerization".

"Fiendsmith Sanctus" is a Quick-Play Spell that Summons a "Fiendsmith Token" should the user control either no face-up monsters or only LIGHT Fiends, effectively allowing "Requiem" to be Link Summoned before "The Fiendsmith" or other Main Deck monsters come into play. Should a "Fiendsmith" monster be destroyed by card effect, it can Set itself for future use and recoup the loss of the destroyed monster.

"Fiendsmith in Paradisum" is a Trap that targets a Level 7 or higher Fiend monster (i.e. "Dies Irae") to send all other cards on the field to the GY. Should the opponent Special Summon while this Trap is in the GY, it can be banished to send a "Fiendsmith" monster from the Deck or Extra Deck to the GY, most likely "Lacrimosa" or "Dies Irae" to allow interaction through their respective burn and removal effects.

Due to "Tractus" being able to search any LIGHT Fiend as opposed to merely "Fiendsmith" monsters, the archetype has synergy with "Fabled" and "Magical Musket(eer)". In the former's case, seeing as "Tractus" discards a card after searching, it is possible to search and then immediately discard "Fabled Lurrie" or "Fabled Krus" for their respective revival effects. As for the latter, "Magical Musket" and its own Spells/Traps provide the Deck with chainable disruption/removal it otherwise would not have, such as "Cross Domination" or "Desperado". "Magical Musketeer Max" can also be used as Link Material for "Requiem" after searching or reviving "Magical Musket" cards, effectively Summoning and supporting both archetypes with a single Main Deck "Magical Musketeer" monster.

Generic LIGHT Fiends with disruptive effects like "Santa Claws" and "Amanokujaki" can also be searched this way and be immediately made use of.

Sample combos

As a Deck

The "Fiendsmith" archetype have several ways of starting their plays, being able to Summon their boss monster "Fiendsmith Dies Irae" with relative ease. One such way is by simply opening with "Fiendsmith Tractus", which is detailed below. This method has three main goals:

  1. Summoning "Dies Irae" and equipping it with "Fiendsmith Sequentia", creating a point of interruption that can negate 2 of the opponent's cards, while also preventing it from being targeted by their effects.
  2. Placing "Fiendsmith Sanctus" in the GY, from where it can Set itself if "Dies Irae" is destroyed, thus allowing similar combos to be performed during the following turn.
  3. Establishing a form of interaction and follow-up without using the player's Normal Summon, or restricting their Special Summons.
Opening: "Fiendsmith Tractus" + 1 card
  1. Activate "Fiendsmith Tractus" to search "The Fiendsmith" and discard 1 other card.
  2. Discard "The Fiendsmith" to search "Fiendsmith Sanctus".
  3. Activate "Sanctus" to Special Summon 1 "Fiendsmith Token".
  4. Link Summon "Fiendsmith Requiem" by using the "Fiendsmith Token".
  5. Tribute "Requiem" to Special Summon a second "The Fiendsmith" from the Deck.
  6. Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the GY by shuffling "Requiem" from the GY into the Extra Deck.
  7. Activate "Tractus" from the GY to Fusion Summon "Fiendsmith Lacrimosa" by using the two copies of "The Fiendsmith".
  8. Activate "Lacrimosa" to Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the GY.
  9. Link Summon "Fiendsmith Sequentia" by using "Lacrimosa" and "The Fiendsmish".
  10. Activate "Sequentia" to Fusion Summon "Fiendsmith Dies Irae" by shuffling "Lacrimosa" and the two copies of "The Fiendsmith" from the GY into the Deck
  11. Activate "Sequentia" to equip itself to "Dies Irae".
Ends on: "Fiendsmith Dies Irae" equipped with "Fiendsmith Sequentia" + "Fiendsmith Sanctus" in GY

As an engine

Due to the Deck's lack of Summoning restrictions, the "Fiendsmith" cards make a great engine for Summoning Rank 6 monsters, without losing card advantage.

One way these cards can be used is in the middle of any combo that has 3 monsters left on the field (with 2 of those being Effect Monsters). This gives access to any Rank 6 monster (most notably "Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal"), and also leaves a Link-2 monster on the field ("Sequentia") and allows "The Fiendsmith" to Special Summon itself back from the GY later.

Opening: Any 2 Effect Monsters + 1 monster
  1. Link Summon "Moon of the Closed Sky" by using the 2 Effect Monsters.
  2. Link Summon "Fiendsmith Requiem" by using "Moon of the Closed Sky".
  3. Activate "Requiem" by Tributing itself to Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the Deck.
  4. Link Summon "Fiendsmith Sequentia" by using the last remaining monster and "The Fiendsmith".
  5. Activate "Sequentia" to Fusion Summon "Fiendsmith Lacrimosa" by shuffling "Requiem" and "Moon of the Closed Sky" from the GY into the Extra Deck.
  6. Activate "Lacrimosa" to Special Summon "The Fiendsmith" from the GY.
  7. Xyz Summon a Rank 6 monster by using "Lacrimosa" and "The Fiendsmith".
Ends on: 1 Rank 6 monster and "Fiendsmith Sequentia" + 1 "The Fiendsmith" in GY

Another method requires the player to specifically have "The Fiendsmith" in hand. While it generates less cards during the combo, it also requires less cards, and doesn't use the player's Normal Summon.

Opening: "The Fiendsmith"
  1. Activate "The Fiendsmith" by discarding itself to add "Fiendsmith Tractus" to the hand.
  2. Activate "Tractus" to add "Fabled Lurrie" and discard it.
  3. Activate "Lurrie" to Special Summon itself.
  4. Link Summon "Fiendsmith Requiem" by using "Lurrie".
  5. Activate "Requiem" by Tributing itself to Special Summon a second "The Fiendsmith" from the Deck.
  6. Activate "The Fiendsmith" in the GY to return "Lurrie" to the Deck and Special Summon itself.
  7. Xyz Summon a Rank 6 monster by using both copies of "The Fiendsmith".
Ends on: 1 Rank 6 monster

Recommended cards

Recommended cards

Monster Cards

Normal Monsters

Effect Monsters

Tuner monsters

Pendulum Monsters

Spell Cards

Normal Spells

Equip Spells

Field Spells

Quick-Play Spells

Trap Cards

Normal Traps

Counter Traps

Weaknesses

  • Due to the archetype's reliance on Fiend monsters in the GY to use as fodder for the effects and Fusion Summon of "The Fiendsmith" and its Fusion upgrades, cards such as "Soul Drain", "Abyss Dweller", and "Necrovalley" are especially harmful to its setup. "Dimension Shifter", "Dimensional Fissure", and "Macro Cosmos" are equally as threatening as they prevent said Fiend monsters from going to the GY in the first place.
  • In terms of Fiend monsters specifically, cards that change Types and Attributes on the field and GY such as "Zombie World" or "Lair of Darkness" pose a similar problem, as the archetype's Extra Deck monsters all call for LIGHT Fiends to be used as material.
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