Notes & Combos

Notable Changes From Season 22 Part 2

This was the list I experimented with exclusively in Master. I go into more detail about the reasoning for pure in this video, jump to 26:21!

https://youtu.be/xyqZcf7TIoM

Mainly I wanted to improve my chances against Maxx C by maxxing out on every out possible. There's a world where I play Droll, but Gamma was prioritized because I can't think of a handtrap that beats Maxx C and also does the following:

1. You can Singularity + Terahertz combo with it and Circular
2. An efficient Small World Bridge due to level 2 and its light typing

I did the following combo lines (same as my Season 23 Master V list):

(1) Lone Circular: Terahertz + Superfactorial + Heatsoul. You climb without using Splash Mage and make Terahertz send Dotscaper to link Splash Mage + Dotscaper for Heatsoul.

(2) Circular + Diameter/Add/Sub/Defenser/Guardian/Equation: Terahertz + Singularity + Superfactorial. A sidegrade to the Terahertz + Heatsoul + Conflict Superfactorial board, but with the benefit of saving on main deck space since Conflict and Micro Coder are not required. This board is resilient to kaijus and boardbreakers and provides a lot of avenues for followup due to Singularity's revive.

Matchup Breakdown in Master Only (55 Duels; 32 Heads, 23 Tails)

• 12 Mathmech (21.8%, W/R = 50%)
• 8 Vanquish (14.5%, W/R = 87.5%)
• 5 Kashtira (9.1%, W/R = 40%)
• 5 Labrynth (9.1%, W/R = 80%)

I did not face Purrely at all and I conceded my matchups vs Kashtira since I predicted they will not be common. Mathmech was by far the deck to build for but it is not the greatest mirror if both people play optimally. I did not miss Kurikara in Master too much, but keep in mind I won a majority of coin flips and did not face the matchups that required Kurikara or Kaiju that often.