Notes & Combos

New high in Rated Duels 1576

For this updated version, I decided to lean more into Odion and give it more importance. I added Serket and the original Temple of the Kings, which opens more direct lines into Fiendsmith.

In this version, Caesar becomes more relevant since you can focus more on the Fiendsmith Odion side instead of always relying on extended Millennium setups.

The core idea is still the same, combining engines to maximize flexibility. You can still fall back on Fiendsmith, but you have to be careful since it can leave you more exposed to Izuna and hand traps.

Of course, adding Serket and Temple comes with the downside of sometimes being bricks, but on the cool side, you’re playing a card released in the original Structure Deck Marik years ago, which feels great.

You still need a bit of luck to avoid drawing Exodia pieces, since drawing the wrong ones can cost you the game.

Even with that, this version feels really fun, and I wanted to share this on the Odion decklist so others can give it a try.

I’m still open to improvements or trying different variants, so if anyone has suggestions or other builds, I’d really appreciate it if you could share your ideas.

Thanks to everyone who contributed along the way, especially Kap for pioneering the Odion version.