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* [[Picklon the Constructor Fairy]] | * [[Picklon the Constructor Fairy]] | ||
* [[Bascule the Moving Fortress]] | * [[Bascule the Moving Fortress]] | ||
| + | * [[Coiled Dragon of Destruction]] | ||
| + | * [[Coiled Dragon of Fertility]] | ||
* [[Priestess of Star Salvation]] | * [[Priestess of Star Salvation]] | ||
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| + | * [[Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco (L)|Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco [L]]] | ||
* [[Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco]] | * [[Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco]] | ||
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* [[Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco (R)|Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco [R]]] | * [[Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco (R)|Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco [R]]] | ||
|fusion monsters = | |fusion monsters = | ||
* [[Constructor Ridge Wyrm Handtoolon]] | * [[Constructor Ridge Wyrm Handtoolon]] | ||
* [[Infinite Constructor Wyrm Buildream]] | * [[Infinite Constructor Wyrm Buildream]] | ||
| + | * [[Winged Celestial Dragon of Weal and Woe]] | ||
|normal spells = | |normal spells = | ||
* [[Constructor Art - Buildestruction]] | * [[Constructor Art - Buildestruction]] | ||
* [[Constructor Sword Foreman]] | * [[Constructor Sword Foreman]] | ||
* [[Fusion (Rush Duel)|Fusion]] | * [[Fusion (Rush Duel)|Fusion]] | ||
| + | ** [[Star Restart]] | ||
* [[Heavenly]] Spell Cards | * [[Heavenly]] Spell Cards | ||
| + | ** [[Heavenly Gift]] | ||
| + | ** [[Heavenly Invitation]] | ||
| + | ** [[Heavenly Selection]] | ||
* [[Magical Stone Excavation (Rush Duel)|Magical Stone Excavation]] | * [[Magical Stone Excavation (Rush Duel)|Magical Stone Excavation]] | ||
* [[Primal Howling]] | * [[Primal Howling]] | ||
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* [[Yamata no Tsurugi]] | * [[Yamata no Tsurugi]] | ||
|field spells = | |field spells = | ||
| + | * [[Autumn Leaves of Blisstopia]] | ||
* [[Peaks of Blisstopia]] | * [[Peaks of Blisstopia]] | ||
* [[Silvermountain of Blisstopia]] | * [[Silvermountain of Blisstopia]] | ||
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* [[Constructor Resurrection]] | * [[Constructor Resurrection]] | ||
* [[Buried Shield]] | * [[Buried Shield]] | ||
| − | * [[Heavenly]] | + | * [[Heavenly Rest]] |
| − | * [[Turnback Shot]] | + | * [[Turnback Shot]] |
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Revision as of 18:54, 5 November 2023
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Constructor, known as Mythic Sword (
The Blisstopia series of Field Spells is related to and supports this series.
Design
Constructor monsters appear as dragons or lizards dressed as construction workers or wielding construction equipment, and each monster's name is derived from tools related to the construction site.
All Level 7 or higher Constructor monsters (including all three pieces of "Wyrm Excavator") feature the same six-pointed crest engraved in their armor.
Playing style
The main gameplan of the Constructor series is to use Field Spells, especially the Blisstopia series, to quickly Summon many high-Level monsters in a single turn while using relatively very few cards in hand, giving the Deck amazing comeback power and card advantage retention. The main play is to use "Constructor Sky Wyrm Gantry Dragon" while controlling any Field Spell to Special Summon "Constructor Wyrm Buildragon" from the Graveyard, then use the effect of "Buildragon" to Summon "Constructor Demolisher Wyrm Drake Crush" from the Graveyard, fielding 3 boss monsters for the cost of only 1. Alternatively, "Buildragon" can instead Summon "Constructor Princess Pylon" to play into the powerful Fusion Monster "Infinite Constructor Wyrm Buildream".
The best Field Spells to use are "Silvermountain of Blisstopia", which can further reduce the cost of Summoning a full field of boss monsters to only 2 cards in hand, or "Peaks of Blisstopia", which can increase the ATK of each monster to overwhelming levels to destroy opposing boss monsters in battle and/or execute a One Turn Kill.
Since the Deck can create a strong board from few cards in hand, it will often have cards spare and can afford to play many Spell/Trap Cards, potentially ones with discard costs such as "Constructor Ambush" or "Cranked to Ten!!" to make use of the extra cards. Alternatively, the low cost of Summoning can allow the Deck to continue to play aggressively while gathering in hand the pieces to the theme's Maximum Monster, "Wyrm Excavator the Heavy Cavalry Draco", which can gain extremely high ATK even during the opponent's turn using its "[L]" effect, making it difficult to destroy by battle.
Other notable cards in the series include "Picklon the Constructor Fairy", which can help get "Buildragon", "Drake Crush", and "Pylon" in the Graveyard where they can be Special Summoned, and "Constructor Blockade" and "Constructor Resurrection", which offer defense. By playing "Vegetation of Blisstopia", the theme can also be mixed with generic EARTH monsters, such as "Bascule the Moving Fortress", which can help send "Buildragon", "Drake Crush", and "Pylon" to the Graveyard and revive "Drake Crush".
Weaknesses
- Since "Gantry Dragon", "Buildragon", and "Buildrim" all need a Field Spell on the field to activate, their consistency can be reduced by destroying the active Field Spell whenever possible.
- Gathering "Buildragon", "Drake Crush", and/or "Pylon" in the Graveyard to Special Summon back will usually take several turns, so they are vulnerable to cards that can shuffle them from the Graveyard into the Deck before they can be used.
- Since all high-Level Main Deck monsters in the series except "Drake Crush" have 2500 original ATK, the series is vulnerable to "Hardefense Mission" and especially "Eternal Freeze".
