Tellarknight: deck recipe [July 21]

With the limited amount of Tellarknights currently available, they are currently good as a control type deck that has some nice swarming potential. Its main strength is its safe plays using Delteros as an easy card removal and having a floating effect. Monsters on your field can be used for the trap card that can negate just about anything to stop opponent's plays.

As a Rank-4 spam deck, Satellarknights are also adept at swarming the field with level-4 monsters to use as material. However, these monsters don't have any other effects aside from swarming the field without losing resources, so either use them as Xyz material or low-level beaters.

Deneb is best used when Special Summoned by another Satellarknight's effect because Normal Summoning Deneb does not extend your field. Ideally summon Deneb at the end of any Special Summoning combo you perform such as "Vega >> Deneb" or "Vega >> Altair >> Deneb". The search effect is an example of Satellarknight's ability to maintain resources while Xyz Summoning.

Similar to Vega, Altair also has a swarming effect but, instead of from the hand, it Special Summons from the graveyard. By putting monsters in the graveyard as cost for your tech cards, you are also loading the graveyard with revive targets for Altair.

Similar to Deneb, Unukalhai does not extend your field but instead gives you setup so Special Summon it with another Satellarknight's effect. Specifically Unukalhai's mill is made to set up a monster for Altair to revive.

One combo you can do assuming you got Vega onhand and Deneb in the graveyard: Normal Summon Vega then use its effect to Special Summon Altair. Altair's effect Special Summons Deneb from your graveyard giving you a search. Fetch Altair or Vega to prepare the next turn's combo. Use the three monsters on your field to make Delteros.

Since you'll end up using plenty of resources to XYZ into Batlamyus/Delteros, you can end up with many cards in the grave pretty easily. Putting them back to your deck lets you re-use all of them again, giving you a good advantage over stall decks.

1 copy of this is already fine since you can revive it with Altair, allowing you to use it multiple times so you can recover all the monsters and Xyz from your grave. You'll want to make sure that you also recover an Altair to ensure that you can loop the entire thing again.

Skybridge is a good combo extender since you can switch to any other tellarknight, but you will need at least one empty monster zone to use it.

You can somewhat easily Xyz into Batlamyus since you can always get to Vega or Altair with this, but you can get to 3 monsters on the field right away if you already have a monster in the graveyard by starting with either Vega or Altair, then Skybridge into the other one.

With 3 monsters on the field, you can potentially OTK your opponent if you go into Batlamyus into Delteros, or just go into Triverr/Delteros right away so you have 3 materials on them.

It's a good card to use defensively against targeted cards as well. In case you don't want to XYZ if you get first turn, this is what you'll want to start with.

Can be used during either players' turn makes this card more useful to prevent OTK from your opponent by reducing their ATK regarding to their own Level/Rank.

Revives a monster from your graveyard so you can activate their on-summon effects again or to simply help with Xyz summoning. The downside is that it summons in defense position, but this can also be used to revive Delteros (compared to Powerful Rebirth to get its floating effect.

Since it's a continuous trap, this will go back to your hand if you Xyz summon Triverr. However, chaining Oasis into Triverr's effect won't activate a tellarknight's on-summon effect. But it's still an advantage since the newly revived card from Oasis, as well as the Oasis itself, will go back to your hand.

Powerful effect activation to negate against anything. The cost of sending a tellarknight to the graveyard is not really that heavy in a swarming deck such as this. Furthermore, the monster you used as cost can later be revived by Altair. Lastly, Stellarnova Alpha replenishes its own cost by giving you a draw, so you essentially lose nothing in card advantage.

Using this on either Delteros or Triverr will also trigger their floating effects, which will let you somewhat maintain card advantage this way. Keep in mind that Triverr's floating effect requires you to have at least 1 Xyz material on it, unlike Delteros.

A faster version compared to traps that revive your monster so you can make a play right away. It's also great for the mirror match since you can revive your opponent's tellarknight to get their on-summon effects for you.

Useful card to disrupt your opponent, but also has good synergy with the deck since it's a continuous trap, similar to Oasis of Dragon Souls. Xyz summoning Triverr will return the chain back to your hand so you can re-use it again.

Its on-summon effect is incredibly powerful since it can remove most cards in the game, making it a great card to summon when dealing with strong boss monsters or multiple back rows. You can then use its on-field effect to make your opponent discard a random card.

If you use Batlamyus to go into Triverr, you'll only have 2 Xyz materials on this. If you want Triverr's floating effect, then make sure that you keep at least 1 Xyz material on it in case your opponent destroys it or if you want to use something like Ballista Squad or Stellarnova Alpha.

Unfortunately, its ATK is low enough that you can't easily OTK your opponent with another tellarknight. You can still OTK either by normal summoning another monster then Skybridge, or attack with Triverr then Skybridge into Vega with another monster from your hand.

This is used to summon either Delteros or Triverr using only 2 monsters as materials. Using its effect to make Delteros/Triverr means that you'll only have 2 materials on the newly summon card, compared to 3 if you manually Xyz with 3 monsters on your field.

Delteros can destroy a card on the field and a continuous effect to prevent your monsters from getting Floodgated, while Triverr removes all cards, including yours, as well as a card from your opponent's hand.

The last effect is more of a late game play since it has a difficult condition, but useful if you ever find yourself against stall decks. If you ever have 7 different tellarknights, you'll be able to do a surprise Triverr during your opponent's turn.

The tellarknight boss monster is quite costly to summon but manageable if you have Darktellarknight Batlamyus. It's essentially a monster with 1 easy card removal + a floating effect when destroyed.

The first effect mainly protects from Floodgate Trap Hole which could've crippled your Xyz summoning or later summon combos. The second effect provides simple yet effective targeting removal. Lastly the floating effect is useful for starting a new Xyz combo in case Delteros is removed.

A pretty great generic rank 4 XYZ. Temporarily removing 1 monster can help you attack directly to secure some games, or just to remove some XYZ materials from your opponent's monster.

Works great in the deck since they can swarm the field pretty easily. Tributing Delteros or Triverr won't even be a minus on card advantage too.

More ways to stop your opponent, but this can summon itself as a monster on the field and it's unaffected by monster effects, which means it won't go back to hand from Triverr.

If your opponent uses a trap card on Triverr's summon, you can chain Canadia from the grave to summon as a monster so you have another monster on the field to protect you from attacks.

Delteros' floating effect and Unukalhai can end up putting some cards in the grave. This is just one of 2 ways to recover some resources used, the other one being sirius.

The Attack Position effect is useful as a quick way to beat over strong enemy monsters. But the main draw of Cowboy is the Defense Position burn damage which can be used to finish off low LP opponents.

A generic rank 4 XYZ that only needs 2 materials to help get over some monsters. It can be easily summoned using Vega or Altair for the early turns when you can't summon 3 monsters right away.

Flipping monsters face-down is a good method of turning off their effects and exposing weak DEF stats.

Essentially a 2-for-1 removal, only consider Diamond Dire Wolf as a last resort option.

Zubaba General has the potential to be a really big beater. The turn he is summoned you can use his effect once, easily getting him above 3000 ATK. On your next turn, you can use his effect again to easily bring him above 5000 ATK. However, the downsides of this monster become apparent when you consider the amount of resources required to boost his ATK and his fatal lack of protection.

Gagaga Samurai is great for pushing damage because of its double attack ability. However, in terms of beatdown ability you might need another target other than Samurai because of his relatively low ATK stat. Gagaga Cowboy is a good target if you want to beatdown multiple enemy monsters because of his attack position effect.

Tsukuyomi lets you cycle through your deck. It's best to use him when you only have 1 card onhand for a net gain in resources. Ideally you draw into Unukalhai which you can summon and combo into another Xyz summoning.

Utopia is a beater with built-in battle protection. The battle protection also extends to your other monsters but can only be used twice.

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