Paleozoic: deck recipe [Feb 21]

Lava Golem's rare method of removing enemy monsters is the reason why it's so effective and hard to counter. Simply dropping Lava Golem to the opponent's field is enough to get rid of practically any problem monster, subsequently burning 1000LP when the opponent's turn comes around.

The heavy backrow run by this deck is also ideal for getting rid of the 3000ATK monster you put on the opponent's field. Suggested ways to dispose of Lava Golem include Amulet of Ambition on a Paleozoic monster, Wall of Disruption, and Drowning Mirror Force.

To incorporate a Ritual Beast Engine, all you really need to do is add Winda to the Main Deck and some Ritual Beast Fusions to your unused Extra Deck space.

Summon then crash Winda into enemy monsters to get the Spiritual Beast Fusions onboard. These Fusion monsters function as stable bodies on the field, because your Paleozoic monsters are pretty easy to run over if you don't have Sogen.

Ulti-Apelio is a powerful offense-oriented monster. The 2600 is a decent amount of ATK for a beater, but what really makes Ulti-Apelio so powerful is his immunity to all card effects during battle. This makes him entirely immune to battle traps such as Drowning Mirror Force and debuffs such as Forbidden Lance.

When the opponent destroys Winda, Special Summon Ulti-Pettlephin to prevent them from getting more damage in. Ulti-Pettlephin's immunity to the most common form of removal combined with its high DEF stat makes it an annoying wall to overcome, especially when factoring in all the backrow used in this deck.

Dewdark is great card for easily dealing a hefty amount of damage to your opponent. With Sogen active this damage goes up to a huge 2400 hit. Paleozoic Traps are always summoned as level-2 monsters so Dewdark will almaost always be able to attack directly, unless you have Extra Deck monsters onboard.

Aside from being an excellent damage dealer Dewdark is also a Tuner, giving you access to Synchro plays.

Take note that even though they don't have levels, controlling an Xyz monster of any Rank will prevent Dewdark from utilizing its effect.

Even halving the opponent's ATK is a bit useless when your monsters all have a 1200 ATK base. This effect is much more useful with Sogen active, or if you have an Extra Deck monster onboard. However, in terms of survival this does reduce the opponent's damage potential by a lot, hopefully letting you live till your next turn.

Can be a great way to special summon a Paleozoic trap from the grave since you can then attack without needing the amulet right away.

Strong monster removal effect but this also lets you discard a Paleozoic and can be chained to special summon itself right away.

Because your monsters are all level-2, you can only really make level-6 or 4 Synchro. But since the level-6 pool is much more versatile, it would be better to allocate Extra Deck space for that.

Coral Dragon is generally a good option to make. Compared to Brionac, its effect is more effective in single-target situations. The floating effective gives you some refund on resources incase your Coral Dragon is removed.

Brionac is good for field clearing and loading the graveyard with Paleozoics.

Summon White Aura Dolphin if you don't have anything onhand to use as cost. The ATK halving effect and decent base stat makes it good for attacking over enemy monsters. White Aura Dolphin also has decent staying power, with its ability to revive itself by banishing Dewdark in your graveyard.

Summon Graydle Dragon by using Dewdark and a level-6 monster as material then immediately destroy two enemy cards. It functions as a 3000 ATK beater onboard, and the floating effect lets you revive whatever Synchro monster you used to make Graydle Dragon.

Since you can somewhat swarm the field with the Paleos and Diva/Infantry, you can use the skill on them all so you can bring out Shark Drake. It has high ATK and can be a good OTK card if you can do it without interruptions.

Used in the version that uses Territory of the Sharks skill and with Deep Sea Diva. This monster essentially has 3600 ATK so it can help beat over a lot of monsters or to just be a wall to block attacks. It also has a floating effect in case it's destroyed so it's somewhat safe to summon on the field.

To recover a card from your grave. If you only play 1 Grand Mole, then this is the only way to recover it so you can use it again.

For defensive stalling or to get some small ATK boost to your other monsters.

Noted By Juulpod:

"Hi, it’s Juulpod with a sick Paleo XYZ deck and a 12 game win streak to max duel lvl :)
Pretty much turn 1 into Abyss Dweller with Diva and Atlantan then set up graveyard with Pikaia and Marrella and Canadia while using monster and card removal to get rid of trouble monsters and back row while wetlands gives all paleo a bigger field presence with a nice 2400 attack, you will find your opponent attacking into a wall of disruption or mirror wall which lets you get big damage while also allowing you to help store up your back row, A lot of Blue eyes and other meta players got stomped with no losses to F/A Darklordseither and amulet was clutch bc it allows your paleos to get those surprise games ;)"

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