Blue-Eyes Cosmo: deck recipe [Aug 9]

White Stone of Ancients is key to this deck's ability to swarm the field with powerful beaters. You will use White Stone of Ancients as cost for everything, simultaneously triggering its effect. Occasionally, you can also trigger White Stone of Ancient's effect by using it as synchro material. Its graveyard effect will let you recover a Blue-Eyes monster incase you need cost for Cosmo Brain's summoning.

A high-level beater that's only worth running because of its extensive support and how easy it is to get onboard.

White Stone of Legends has far less impact on the board when compared to White Stone of Ancients, but what it does have is a quicker search effect. This search effect gets you a Blue-Eyes White Dragon onhand, bringing you closer to activating your skill.

Another advantage White Stone of Legends has over White Stone of Ancients is its immediate search effect. The White Stone of Ancients only Special Summons during the End Phase, giving your opponent a window where they can banish White Stone of Ancients to stop its effect.

Dragon Spirit of White is most useless when it is in your hand. So the best thing to do is send Dragon Spirit of White to the Graveyard as cost for Cosmo Brain. While in the graveyard, you can revive it with Master with Eyes of Blue or Azue-Eyes Silver Dragon.

The backrow removal upon summon is useful for getting rid of key Spell/Trap card and possible Battle Phase disruptions. Its last effect gives you an extra monster to attack with, which is good for pushing damage and getting rid of enemy monsters.

Magician is one of your key searchers alongside Spellbook of Secrets. The difference is, being a monster, Magician is much more versatile than Spellbook of Secrets. For example, after using Magician to search you can use Knowledge for 2 Card Draw or tribute to Special Summon BEWD by using Cosmo Brain.

You can use use Fate to flip Magician face-down when it is targeted for attack. This gives you another search during the opponent's turn when Magician is flip-face up again.

Draw Engine of Spellbook Deck. This card can let you convert the excess Spellbook Spell Card (Cards with the same name) from your hand into two more hand sources without losing any cards on your field. If you chain Spellbook of Knowledge with a Spellbook Quick-Spell Card, then you can send that Quick-Spell that is still on the field which is becomes 1 Card Earning in this situation.

Keep in mind that according to the Rulings, even if you apply the effect of "Spellbook of Knowledge" using the effect of "Spellbook of the Master", you cannot choose the activated "Spellbook of the Master" as the card you send to the Graveyard.

Spellbook of Secrets allows you to add from your Deck to your hand any “Spellbook” card, including Spellbook Magician of Prophecy.

Thanks to Spellbook of the Master, you can bypass the “once per turn” restriction that most “Spellbook” Spell Cards have. This can result in some good combo extensions by copying Secrets or Eternity. After activating Spellbook of Secrets, you can use Spellbook of the Master to copy its effect and add another Spellbook card to your hand.

When going on the offense, you can activate Spellbook Master to copy the effect of Spellbook of Power. Resulting in a 2000 ATK boost also searching 2 cards after destroying an opponent's monster.

The third effect and the fact it is a Quick-Play Spell is what makes Fate a formidable removal card. It does not target, does not destroy, can be used on both monsters and Spell/Trap Cards, and only costs cards in the graveyard to activate are just some of the reasons why it remains quite relevant.

The first and second effects also contribute a lot to Fate's versatility. The first effect can be used to open the opponent to your attacks by removing a backrow card. The second effect can be used to stop attacks and turn off effects.

You can Special Summon Cosmo Brain from your hand by sending 1 non-Effect Monster from your hand or face-up field to the Graveyard; Cosmo Brain gains ATK equal to the Level of that monster. Since both Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Dragon Spirit of White, which is treated as a Normal Monster while in your hand or Graveyard, are Level 8, Cosmo Brain will have 3100 ATK.

You can Tribute Cosmo Brain itself to Special Summon a Blue-Eyes White Dragon directly from your Deck. This will also load a DARK monster into your graveyard for summoning Levianeer.

Normal Summon Master to recover The White Stone of Ancients. You can then target Master with Sage's effect to summon an Blue-Eyes and load Master into the graveyard.

While in the graveyard Master can be used to revive a Blue-Eyes monster. Do this while sending White Stone of Legends to the graveyard, getting even more Blue-Eyes onboard.

Another way of getting Master in the graveyard is by using it as synchro material.

By using White Stone of Ancients as cost and triggering its effect, these cards give you an overall increase in resource count.

For Cards of Consonance, White Stone of Ancients is your only choice for cost in this deck. Regardless, it is worth running for its deck cycling ability.

Your techs should ideally have discard costs, letting you proc White Stone of Ancient's effect. With the deck's lack of removal options, cards such as Divine Wrath, Raigeki Break and Karma Cut can fill this role while also triggering White Stone of Ancients.

Most decks rely on monster effects to extend their combos, so having this to stop them can be crucial. This is arguably the easiest one to use out of the other counter traps, but it can also end up being stuck in your spell/trap zone if your opponent doesn't use any monster effect.

Similar to Ballista Squad's Card Removal Effect, except this uses cards in your hand, which works better if you get good card advantages through something like those White Stones Monsters.

A pretty good monster removal that also has an added benefit of removing multiple copies of them if they're also in the graveyard. Great against the mirror match, or other decks that uses same name monsters, but good in general too.

Once per turn, Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon allows you to negate the activation of a card or effect that was activated in the Graveyard. You can use this effect of Spirit Dragon, just to make a few practical examples, to negate the activation of Magician Navigation’s, Kiteroid’s, or Shiranui Spectralsword’s Graveyard effects.

During either player’s turn, you can Tribute Spirit Dragon to Special Summon 1 LIGHT Dragon-Type Synchro Monster from your Extra Deck in Defense Position. That monster is destroyed during the End Phase, but you can get around this drawback by Special Summoning Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon or Stardust Spark Dragon. Use this effect of Spirit Dragon to “dodge” cards like Enemy Controller, Drowning Mirror Force, and Treacherous Trap Hole.

Vermillion Dragon Mech is the most versatile generic level-9 Synchro. Prioritize banishing Sage as Vermillion's cost, because these Tuners can't be recycled. Again, be mindful not to banish White Stone of Ancients before its effect procs.

If this card is Special Summoned, Dragon-Type monsters you currently control cannot be targeted or destroyed by card effects until the End of the next turn; Azure-Eyes essentially provides protection against a plethora of cards that are fairly common in the current meta such as Treacherous Trap Hole, Paleozoic Canadia.

Once per turn, during your Standby Phase, Azure-Eyes can Special Summon a Normal Monster from your Graveyard, meaning Dragon Spirit of White or the Blue-Eyes White Dragon that you have likely used to Special Summon this card.

Michael is summoned through Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon's effect, do this when you want to switch to a more offense oriented play on that turn. The removal effect cost is good because it doesn't reduce your card resources. Additionally, it is non-destruction banishing which bypasses most protection and floating effects.

Can be Xyz Summon using Cipher Dragon. Good for Face-up Card Destruction which is good for Monster Removal and Face-Up Backrow Removal for sometimes.

A potential OTK card if your opponent controls 1 or 2 monsters. This almost works like Number 70: Malevolent Sin since it lets you direct attack if your opponent only controls 1 monster.

Can be Xyz Summon using Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon. Unlike Galaxy-Eyes Full Armor Photon Dragon with Face-Up Card Removal limitation, Cipher Blade can remove any 1 card on the field which is good for getting rid of some backrow that will disrupt your combo or Big Boss monsters with bigger ATK stats than any of your monsters.

Face-Up Card Destruction including backrow is pretty decent effect but sadly it cannot activated during Damage Step. When you destroyed a monster, it will allows you boost up ATK of 1 monster you control until the end of the next turn which can easily get rid of the monsters that higher than 3000 ATK stat.

Always summon Levianeer with a mix of LIGHT and DARK monsters as cost, which usually means using at least 1 Cosmo Brain. Levianeer's multi-card removal paired with this deck's ability to swarm powerful beaters easily lets you OTK the turn you summon Levianeer.

Be careful not to banish White Stone of Legends sent to the grave this turn. Its effect will not proc when banished early.

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