Fabled Synchro: deck recipe [May 11]

“Fabled” is an archetype of LIGHT, Fiend and Beast-Type monsters that was initially introduced into the game in Electric Overload over a year ago. Many months after their initial release, Fabled did receive further support in Valiant Souls, but the archetype still wasn’t good enough to see competitive play.

“Fabled” decks focus on discarding cards from the hand to the Graveyard in order to enable certain effects. Some “Fabled” monsters (The Fabled Cerburrel, The Fabled Ganashia) Special Summon themselves from the Graveyard when they are discarded;

Thanks to this type of effect, “Fabled” decks are capable of quickly swarming the field and then, with the help of the Tuner monsters introduced in Revolution Beginning, Special Summon powerful Synchro monsters such as The Fabled Kudabbi and Armades, Keeper of Boundaries from the Extra Deck.

Levianeer is a great boss monster in decks that mainly consist of LIGHT and DARK monsters such as this. Always summon Levianeer with a mix of LIGHT and DARK monsters as cost to activate its removal effect. After that he's essentially a 3000 ATK beater that you summoned without losing card advantage.

Snipe Hunter's effect provides single-target on-demand removal. Even though it's not guaranteed to activate, the two-in-three chance is good. The effect cost won't even feel like a cost because this will also activate your Fabled monsters' effects. Its best feature is that the effect has no limit to its use so you can keep popping enemy cards while activating Fabled effects.

Cerburrel is a Tuner that Special Summons itself upon being discarded, making it a great pair with Snipe Hunter to make level-6 Synchros. You can also discard Cerburrel with Nozoochee's effect to make a level-4 Synchro or a Rank-2 Xyz.

Ganashia can be seen as the non-Tuner counterpart of Cerburrel because it is also Special Summoned upon being discarded. This lets you easily get it onboard to use as Synchro material. Pair Cerburrel and Ganashia to make Ragin but make sure you spend your hand first. You can discard Cerburrel and Ganashia with Snipe Hunter's effect then use all three monsters to make Vermillion Dragon Mech.

Summon Nozoochee by discarding Cerburrel then make Unicore. You can also discard Ganashia, then Special Summon Cerburrel with Nozoochee's effect to make a level-7 Synchro. Overall Nozoochee can be a little inconsistent due to also needing Cerburrel on hand as pair, but Nozoochee still makes a good target for Obedience Schooled.

Discard Catsith as the cost for Snipe Hunter, Raigeki Break, etc. to pop another card from the opponent's field.

Lightsworn monsters are usually used for their ability to mill. But in this case we mainly use Ryko due to being a level-2 Beast. Luckily, its effects are generic enough to be useful outside of a mill engine.

Set Ryko and use his removal effect when flipped. The mill effect also helps setup the graveyard for Levianeer.

Normal Summon Ryko for on-demand banishing removal. However, the only thing you can use as cost is another copy of itself or Lightsworn Ryko.

Obedience Schooled is a really powerful Synchro enabler and is the reason why we run multiple level-2 Beasts. Summoning any combination of level-2 or lower beasts from your deck allows for various Synchro plays. For example:

• Cerburrel + Nozoochee/Ryko = Unicore or Hastorr
• Cerburrel + Nozoochee + Ryko = Brionac or any level-6 Synchro
• Catsith + Nozoochee + Ryko = Rajin

If you already have Synchro monsters onboard, you can use Obedience Schooled to summon more Tuners to Synchro climb into Vermillion Mech Dragon or Crystron Quariongandrax.

Raigeki Break and Karma Cut pop an enemy card while their effect cost triggers your Fabled monsters' effects. Raigeki Break is able to target any card, making it a more versatile removal option than Karma Cut. But Karma Cut banishes and disrupts the graveyard, so it is generally the more powerful option.

Vermillion Dragon Mech has good stats and a good cost-efficient removal effect. There's no graveyard recursion in this deck so you can use any Tuner you want as cost.

Coral Dragon is a good general purpose level-6 Synchro. Decent ATK stat and a simple targeting removal effect. The discard cost, like any in this deck, will trigger the effect of Fabled monsters. And Coral Dragon gives you a draw when it leaves the field. This means it's also good for Synchro climbing with Ganashia into Vermillion Mech Dragon.

Brionac allows you to mass remove enemy cards from the field, and mass activate Fabled effects.

Empty your hand with discard costs and setting Spell/Traps before summoning Ragin to maximize your deck cycling. This makes Ragin a good combo piece especially if you draw into Obedience Schooled.

Leviathan is supposed to be the Fabled boss monster, but he essentially amounts to a 3000 ATK beater. The recovery effect can be good for setting up your next combo. Or, if you recover Nozoochee and Cerburrel, proceed to make a level-4 Synchro. Make Leviathan with Cerburrel and Levianeer.

Unicore has a very powerful effect but with a somewhat difficult activation condition. During your turn, this effect will be easy to maintain and will protect you from enemy backrow and disruption effects. Control your hand size by using discard effects and putting down backrow. During the opponent's turn this effect is much harder to maintain. You can attempt to manage your hand with discard cost Traps such as Raigeki Break and Karma Cut.

An alternative level-4 Synchro to Unicore is to summon Hastorr. Hastorr is great at disrupting enemy boss monsters by negating their effect. And when Hastorr is destroyed while equipped, you can take control of that enemy monster, so your opponent has no choice but to remove their own boss monster.

In a monster effect heavy meta, Crumble Logos is a great tech against them. The lasting effect negation is good for turning off disruptive effects like Desperado Barrel Dragon.

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