Forum:Chaos Agents - NEED HELP!

With the advent of Lost Sanctuary, I thought (probably like many others) that it would be cool to make up a Chaos Fairies deck. This is the build I'm thinking so far:

I really want this deck to get competitive, so please tear this deck apart!!! I'm having a few issues with monster balance, I know, and I think the spell/trap structure needs reworked a bit. Also, as I noted in the Extra Deck, I need some help figuring out what synchros to run with this deck. Any and all comments would be greatly appreciated! --OmegaB1Gz (talk • contribs) 05:30, June 26, 2011 (UTC)OmegaB1Gz

I'd try this:

Or something (Didn't want to add dualitys or warnings, as if you had them, they'd be there)

-Resk (✩) 10:43, June 26, 2011 (UTC)

Can I ask why you kicked the monsters you did (which were Marshmallon, an Agent - Earth, Sangan, Armageddon Knight, a Hyperion, and Darklord Desire, if I got all of them)? --OmegaB1Gz (talk • contribs) 13:03, June 26, 2011 (UTC)OmegaB1Gz

Marsh:Too slow,

Earth: not consistant in non-pure build,

Sangan:too few good targets

Arma:nothing worth sending other than things to remove (no combos)

Hyperion: Same as earth (esp' as it's searchable)

Desire:Fairly terrible :3

-Resk (✩) 23:14, June 26, 2011 (UTC)

i would say that marshmallon is better than spirit reaper. because it can inflict damage and doesnt explode when targeted.

Spirit reaper can discard cards, can't be killed by Ally of Justice Catastor, and the only real targeting cards atm are Dimensional Prision or Book of Moon which it doesn't act specially towards,

-Resk (✩) 00:09, June 27, 2011 (UTC)

you do realize there are more cards then those two that target monsters right? and spirit reapers other effect isnt that good because you leave yourself open to over 1000 points easily over that. and if he has one of each there is no problem since he will have 2 monsters that are hard to destroy n one with a good effect (marshmallon)

I get what you're saying about the third Earth and Hyperion. Marshmallon is helpful to have around, though, when Spirit Reaper gets Book of Mooned and dies. I had Desire in there originally because he's a Dark Fairy, meaning he's Chaos Sorcerer fodder, and is a good alternative to Hyperion when you have no Light Fairies in the graveyard. I might sub him out though. Also, I added Necro Gardna to the monsters, so Armageddon Knight has a little better targets to choose from. I like having Sangan in there because he gets Spirit Reaper, Marshmallon, Earth, Honest, Hecatrice, and Gale without problems, and he's also a Dark. Breaker x2 is definitely going in, as well as Allure, but Cards from the Sky is kind of situational (all things considered in the deck). Do you have any suggestions for the Extra Deck? I'm not entirely sure, other than the staples, what to run in there. --OmegaB1Gz (talk • contribs) 00:38, June 27, 2011 (UTC)OmegaB1Gz

You know Spirit Reaper has to be face up on the field after the resolution of the effect right? (IE: BoM Puts it face down, thus it's not destroyed)

Desire is too akward to summon most of the time,

Gardna isn't really worth it, Sangan might be though, as it can search Cards from the Sky targets

-Resk (✩) 04:00, June 27, 2011 (UTC)

Oh yah! True...I forgot about that. So what would you replace Desire with? I dunno, Necro Gardna is pretty easy to get into the graveyard, counts towards DAD, and can block a key attack when needed. --OmegaB1Gz (talk • contribs) 11:51, June 27, 2011 (UTC)OmegaB1Gz

-DaD, + Chaos Sorcerer (DaD is a bit too unreliable). Valhalla and Hecatrice are just about useless in this deck (only two Hyperion and no other targets). Divine Punishment is awesome-it stops effect monster's effects as well.BobaFett2 (talk)