Notes & Combos

This is one of the worst decks I've ever played, but **** is resolving Dreaming Nemleria really fun. The goal of Nemleria is basically to empty the Extra Deck while making use of big bodies to be able to resolve Dreaming Nemleria for an insanely powerful removal tool in the form of non-targeting face-down banishes on your opponent's field/GY up to every 3 face-down cards you have.

To support this, you rely on handtraps, Repeter's negate and face-down number modulation, and finally, the Dogmatika package. For the Dogmatika package, I'm not sure if this is the right ratios, but 1 Ecclesia, Maximus, Fleurdelis is what I settled on. This gives you some more utility with Maximus' dumps and Fleurdelis' negate.

Your goal is to basically delay until Turn 3/4 with your handtraps and weaken your opponent's board as much as possible. After that, resolving Dreaming Nemleria every turn to completely kill your opponent's hopes of recovery with face-down banishes.

For the Main Deck, I was playing with other Normal Summons like Vanity's Ruler and Zaborg the Mega Monarch, but while they were really good going first, they were unsearchable without Small World, and they were bad to draw going 2nd. I tried the Thrust package out along with IDP since I think it's really good this season, but I'm still a bit unsure if this was the right call.

For the Extra Deck, you have a lot of your typical ED cards to dump if they come up. Garura/Tri-Brigades for draws, N'tss/Malong for breaking boards, Wind Pegasus for pseudo-protection, Titaniklad to search Fleurdelis in EP, and Granguignol to summon Luluwalilith on your opponent's turn for a negate. Almiraj and Secure Gardna are there just to put a Link in gy just in case you brick on Maximus.

Overall, I think this was a frustrating climb due to the meta, but there were fun parts along the way.