Infernity: deck recipe [Nov 6]

Infernity is an archetype that plays with a handless playstyle. They have powerful effects that are not hard once per turn but can only be used when you have no cards in hand.

Even with only a few of the monsters, their effects can be used multiple times in a turn, allowing you to deal with different situations and ending with multiple high level synchros monsters in a single turn.

Since Infernity decks only really function when your hand is empty, Infernity Launcher is one of the best things you can see in an opening hand. This will let you more easily empty your hand letting you start your plays sooner. You can activate multiple copies of Launcher and activate their effects in a single turn.

Early game you can activate Launcher and discard Archfiend. Summon a monster (if any) and set your Spell/Trap cards. If at this point you emptied your hand, you can send Launcher to the graveyard to revive Archfiend and get a search.

Mid to late game when you have enough graveyard setup is when Launcher really starts to enable your powerful combos. This includes looping Archfiend and reviving monsters in pairs to create one-card Synchro combos.

In summary Infernity Launcher is a key card that does 3 important things for this deck. Empty your hand, setup the graveyard, and revive to enable combos.

The best card to top deck if you don't have any cards onhand. Infernity Archfiend's inherent Special Summoning effect and free search makes him an excellent combo starter leading into a Synchro play. As an example you can search Infernity Beetle and Normal Summon it. Tribute Beetle to Special Summon 2 more copies of it from the deck. With Archfiend and 2 Beetles on the field, you can make a level-6 Synchro and then synchro climb into Doom Dragon.

Another thing that contributes to Archfiend's power is the absence of restriction on the number of times you can use its search effect. This means you can activate multiple times per turn and, with his Special Summoning being the trigger, you have a ton of options on how to activate this such as Necromancer, Mirage, and Launcher. Adding to this, the cards you use to revive Archfiend can be searched by Archfiend himself, forming a loop.

Looping Archfiend and Launcher would go something like this:

• Infernity Launcher revives Archfiend and Beetle. Archfiend searches another Launcher.
• Archfiend and Beetle are used to make a level-6 Synchro.
• Activate and send Launcher to the graveyard to revive Archfiend and Beetle. Archfiend searches another Launcher. (or search Barrier if you want to synchro climb and end the loop here)
• Make another level-6 Synchro with Archfiend and Beetle.
• Activate and send Launcher to the graveyard to revive Archfiend. Archfiend searches Infernity Barrier. Set Barrier.

Alternatively if you want to make a Rank-4 Xyz instead of a Synchro, Special Summon two Archfiends with Launcher's effect.

Mirage can be considered the monster version of the second half of Launcher's effect so their use is pretty similar in that they enable Synchro and Xyz plays. You can use Mirage to revive Archfiend to get the Archfiend-Launcher loop going, and Beetle to synchro climb.

Infernity Beetle's effect makes it an inherently good monster to use for synchro climbing. While its effect to be able to special summon up to 2 from your deck is pretty nice, you really only need 1 in the deck since it's searchable, and having more copies can end up bricking the deck.

You can discard cards somewhat easily by using the skill. This can give you more control over which one you get to choose.

Banishing 3 LIGHT for special summon is strong since you can summon Archfiend to start off an entire combo chain.

Banishing a combination of LIGHT and DARK is an untargetable destruction that activates on summon. This is an incredibly strong form of removal since you can target any cards.

An important searcher to get Levianeer. Having to discard as a cost can be beneficial in the deck since it sets up your plays.

A handtrap to protect your LP, but it can also be set as a spell/trap, allowing you to put all of them down in a turn when you want to make an Infernity play.

Handtrap to protect your LP and it's searchable with Flute of Summoning Kuriboh. You don't want to have multiple copies of this since it can be an issue if your opponent plays passively and won't attack. Unlike Vajra, if you want to make an Infernity play when you have this in hand, you'll end up having to use your normal summon/set just to put this down.

Its protection effect lasts for the entire turn, and also covers effect damage. Only issue is that it needs to be destroyed by battle, which is why ideally you only special summon this in battle phase using Flute of Summonig Kuriboh.

Being a quick-play spell means that you can set this down and only use it when you need it. This is so that you don't end up revealing your cards early to your opponent.

However, setting it down can be dangerous since your opponent can use something like Night Beam, or if you get second turn since your opponent might destroy it during your phase.

Since this deck is incredibly reliant on the cards that you draw during draw phase, using card advance can almost ensure that you end up drawing the ones that you need.

The rearrange effect won't be as useful if you use Archfiend's effect since it will end up reshuffling your deck, so just focus on the next card or the next 2 cards instead.

Extremely powerful because of its ability to negate any effect for free. The activation conditions are not really a problem since you would have an attack position Infernity monster most of the time, and an empty hand is standard for Infernity decks.

The only downside to this is if you search it with your other card effects and set it down, it will be obvious to your opponent where you set it down, allowing your opponent to target it with their back row removing card.

Infernity decks at their core are Synchro spam deck, so it makes sense to turn your Extra Deck into a Synchro toolbox. Most of your Synchro combos will be initiated by Launcher or Mirage's revival effect.

The draw effect upon summoning helps you maintain resources for something as costly as synchro climbing.

Pair Archfiend with Beetle to make Stardust Charge Warrior. And then pair Stardust Charge Warrior with another Beetle to make your level-8 Synchro.

Coral Dragon is a good Synchro to make in general. It has decent ATK and the one-for-one removal effect is good for field control. The floating effect gives you a refund on the resources spent to make it, making Coral Dragon an ideal monster to use in Synchro climbing.

Arguably the most popular generic level-6 Synchro monster. Brionac has extra utility in an Infernity deck because of its ability to clear your hand.

Vulcan's effect can target Infernity Launcher from your field so you don't lose field presence while essentially removing an enemy card for free. Reactivate the Infernity Launcher you returned to get another discard.

Summon Onimaru with Coral Dragon and another level-6 monster as material to turn him into a 6000 ATK beater. Between the huge ATK stat and inherent protection, Onimaru is a powerful presence onboard.

Since Levianeer can't attack after it activates its effect, or if the effect is negated, you can synchro it away into Deskbot Jet to have another card destruction effect by using itself.

Summoned mainly by using Exa-Beetle. This provides a non targeting quick effect monster removal is definitely pretty good, and it can potentially stop your opponent's combos.

This is only a good turn 1 summon in decks that can get 2 level 6 monsters out pretty easily. While Infernity can do that as well, it requires quite a number of resources, especially since the level 6 are synchro monsters, so this one is better used if you think you can't end the duel the turn you're making the plays.

Using Launcher's effect, you can special summon Archfiend with Beetle to go into a level 6. With 2 level 6, you can make an Exa-Beetle. Its main effect can be used if you have a face up Launcher to return, otherwise, Exa-Beetle's main purpose is mainly to go into Rhinosebus for its effect instead.

Malevolent Sin is an anti-Xyz tech. Summon Malevolent Sin and use its effect to temporarily banish an enemy Xyz monster. The Xyz monster will return with no materials attached to it.

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