KOG Infernity Deck by Ondrou on Jan 28, 2021

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The concept of this deck is to use your skill and Archfiend’s drawing power to mill your deck so that you can consistently topdeck a card with the ability to launch a combo with ~90% confidence.

• Unparalleled comeback potential.

• Intense synchro combos.

• Graveyard lockdown

• Fast OTK decks

• Disruption

Survive your first turn using traps. If you’re lucky with your starting hand, you might be able to move into combos on your first turn using Archfiend and Launcher. To ensure you have combo potential on your second turn, you will want to be selective about what cards you use to survive your first turn. If your starting hand contains the following: “Necromancer, Karma Cut, Fiendish Chain, Raigeki Break” don’t be afraid to use Raigeki Break or Karma Cut as discard fodder. Keeping your revival card is most important.

Use the skill ‘Infernity Inferno’ on your second turn to dump Archfiend and either Beetle / Necromancer into the graveyard. You might not have to dump two cards if you have any of these three monsters in your hand already, since you could dump one Archfiend to dump one of the others, and vice versa. After your skill, you’ll probably have the materials to revive your monsters using either Necromancer, Launcher, or Mirage.

Now use your revival to get Archfiend, Beetle, and Necromancer on your board. With Beetle’s effect, you should have milled all the dead cards from your deck. You’ve got the setup for some nasty combo’s, but what’s even better: your deck is now very consistent. On the draw you’ll either pick up something that will ignite another combo or an OP trap.

You’ve basically got two boss monsters with this setup—Doom Dragon and Vermillion Dragon Mech. For VDM, which is your primary goal, you’ll want the Necromancer, Beetle, Archfiend setup.

Synchro Beetle & Archfiend to bring out Coral Dragon. Then use Necromancer to revive Archfiend for the +1 draw. In most cases you’ll want to grab a Launcher to continue your play, but this is flexible. If you’ve got dead cards in your deck, you can draw and use Coral Dragon’s effect to mill another card from your deck and remove some backrow. Then Synchro Coral Dragon with Necromancer into VDM. The extra card can become discard fodder for your traps, further protection as a trap itself, or be discarded away with Launcher.

What rocks about this combo is your opponent can disrupt it at any point and you can recover the play. Karma Cut? Don’t worry. You’ve milled your deck enough to probably survive to topdeck another Archfiend. Use launcher to pivot into Doom Dragon. Once the combo is started it’s very difficult to stop. If the worst happens and you lose Archfiend to banishment, you can actually Synchro into VDM with Necromancer, Beetle, and one Launcher.

But what happens if you can’t finish your opponent with the combo? And then they clear your board? After the dust of their turn settles and your monsters are gone and your traps have been blown, what’s left? Well let’s do some math. Your deck has 8 cards remaining. They are: Archfiend (x1), Mirage (x3), Launcher (x1), Necromancer (x1), Fiendish Chain (x1), Floodgate Trap Hole (x1). 6 out of 8 cards will allow you to combo into whichever boss monster you didn’t blow on your last play, or if Doom Dragon is in the graveyard, call it back immediately, plus Archfiend to keep the good times rolling.

An absolutely vital niche option to remove cards that can’t be targeted. Useful against Lunalights or buffed Archfiends Call and probably other stuff too.

This works as a boss monster that VDM can go into with Beetle, but I actually took it out because it felt redundant as a wincon. Still an option.

Replaced Star Eater with this to provide a Synchro path into VDM that isn’t dependent on Archfiend.

If your opponent isn’t running backrow removal spell cards, this trap after combo setup is basically a wincon.

This deck is good but knowing when to pop your traps to survive your first turn can be hard, so ultimately familiarizing yourself with likely matchups is your best friend. Look at your opponent’s deck after each match.

Desperado

Against Master of Destiny, your best path to victory is burning two coin flips from Ms. Judge on redundant revival. Example: Ms. Judge negates Mirage. Then you play Launcher. Always remove Desperado before the battle phase, and use Barrier to get rid of it if you must.

Blue-Eyes Synchro

Against Blue-Eyes, Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon is your greatest enemy. It locks down Mirage and makes it so you can only revive one monster with Launcher. You should be able to play around this however and force it off the field with either Coral Dragon, VDM, or a trap. Attack HTS Psyhemuth into it if you’re really desperate.

Cyber Dragon

Against Cyber Dragons, your best case scenario is starting with Barrier in your hand. Otherwise, Fiendish Chain is your ideal disruption because it can protect your other traps from Chimeratech Rampage Dragon’s destruction. If I had a third copy of Fiendish Chain, I’d probably run that instead of Floodgate Trap Hole

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