Fur Hire: deck recipe [Dec 3]

The strategy of Fur Hires is to swarm the field with monsters of their archetype. While these monsters are relatively lacking in raw stats, they make up for it with a variety of effects.

Beat is the main core searcher of the deck and it allows you to search for any of the Fure Hire monsters.

Oftentimes, it's better to search for Dyna since it can provide some decent protection for your monsters. But if you get first turn, consider searching for Wiz instead. Being able to negate a spell/trap can really help disrupt your opponent's plays, but you do need another fur hire card to discard.

Otherwise, search for either Donpa or Recon if you think you are going against decks that are monster / backrow heavy.

Its ability to destroy any face-up card on the field makes it quite versatile. Donpa can be used to destroy your opponent's monster, continuous spell/trap, field spell, or even your own monster to clear up some space.

There will be situations where Donpa is the only monster in your hand that you can special summon to activate your other fur hire monsters. Even if you don't have any face-up card to destroy, it's still better to summon Donpa on the field so you can make plays with Mayhem fur hire. Plus, it also serves as a threat to your opponent and can force them to target it instead of your other monsters.

While he may not always be necessary, it's definitely worth putting him in the deck so you can avoid dangerous traps like Drowning Mirror Force, or force your opponents to activate their backrow early.

Seal provides more value if you only have a few copies of the core decks. Having only 1 copy of Seal is good enough if you have 2/3 beats to search for it, especially since Mayhem Fur Hire essentially acts as a monster recovery as well.

Seal's recovery effect can help take back your resources when you use Wiz to negate your opponent's spell/trap.

Dyna’s effect used to be fairly marginal, something that, if you were not careful, could have just ended up enabling your opponent’s second Treacherous Trap Hole, but being able to remove cards from your opponent’s Graveyard right now is extremely valuable. You can Special Summon Dyna via Seal, Beat, Donpa or Recon, or via Mayhem Fur Hire and banish up to 3 cards from your opponent’s Graveyard.

Its effect that prevents your opponent from attacking your other Fur Hire monsters can be a pretty decent first turn monster to summon as well.

Since Dyna isn't limited in any way, being able to summon 2 on the field essentially means that your opponent can't attack ANY of your monsters at all. This can end up resulting in an auto win for you if your opponent doesn't have any form of monster removal effect. If your opponent uses their resources to do that, you can kind of recycle it again by using Seal or Mayhem Fur Hire.

Wiz gives you the ability to interact with your opponent during their turn, allowing you to negate cards like Neos Fusion, Darklord Contact, and Shien's Dojo by simply discarding 1 Fur Hire card.

Wiz is a decent first turn monster to special summon. It has a beefy defense, and the negate effect helps disrupt your opponent's potential plays. Wiz can also let you attack more safely into your opponent that has backrows since you can negate once per turn.

Bravo's effect gives all your Fur Hire monsters a decent ATK boost. But even with this boost, only Dyna and Bravo can be considered good beaters. So instead of for beatdown, this effect is usually better used for pushing damage.

This card is a great defensive tool. It can special summon one Fur Hire monster from your graveyard in defense position. This can stop you from taking damage or force your opponent to change attack targets. It will also trigger your Fur Hire monster's effects when you special summon a monster off of it. This enables you to use Donpa and Recon's destruction effects on your opponent's turn.

Won't be able to become 2200 ATK since the only original WATER is Wiz, but this is still useful to stop your opponent's plays that rely on effects that happen in the graveyard.

Gives the deck an OTK potential if you survive low LP. Summon two level 4 monsters so you can Xyz into Utopia so you can rank up into this.

Mainly to rank up into Utopia Ray when you're at 1000 LP or lower.

Against opponents with only 1 monster on the field, this will let you get some direct attacks, which will occasionally win games. But it's also useful in general since using it on Xyz monsters will remove their materials.

For when you go against decks like Harpies or Cyber Dragons since they use monsters with the same name. Bringing this out early before they get to make their plays can be game winning.

Summon with Donpa and Recon as material. Crumble Logos can be a way to make a beater out of two weak ATK monsters. Its effect is also useful for locking problem cards such as Noble Knight Drystan.

Having only 3 Monster Zones has always been a great limitation for this deck, but now, thanks to this Skill, you can return a “Fur Hire” monster to your hand and open up space for another Special Summon. You can also use See You Later! to return a monster to your hand to discard in order to activate Wiz’s effect, or to set up a play for your next turn.

Plasma can be teched into almost any deck with the ability to fully swarm the Monster Zone. His effect is generic yet powerful, combined with his absorption effect provides your deck with a powerful boss monster. The passive mass monster effect negation is extremely good especially in the current meta, able to shut down Desperado Barrel Dragon and prevent Ritual Beasts from disassembling to dodge effects.

Plasma can be stopped before it activates the effect and has low base ATK. This one starts with high ATK right away, making cards like Floodgate Trap Hole or Book of Moon less of an issue.

Fur Hire monsters mostly activate their effect when you Special Summon another Fur Hire. Mid-game you can run into the problem of your Monster Zone clogging, which prevents Fur Hires from activating their effects. Ballista Squad frees up a Monster Zone; and with the amount of swarming ability in this deck, it won't even dent your field presence.

Single-target banishing removal. Beat and Seal should be able to keep your hand count up enough not to worry about Karma Cut's discard cost.

Wall of Disruption debuffs all your opponent's attack position monsters when one of them declares an attack. This debuff is significant enough for even Fur Hires to beat them.

Paleozoic Canadia can be used to negate some effects by flipping your opponent's monsters face-down. You can protect your monters by changing your opponent's battle position when they attack. And lastly, Paleozoic Canadia can be another body on your field when a Trap card is activated while Paleozoic Canadia is in your graveyard.

Zenmaines is good for stalling since your opponent would think twice before attacking into it and triggering its removal effect. You can also manually trigger Zenmaines' removal by crashing it into an enemy monster.

Leviair lets you recover banished Fur Hire monsters. Especially ones you only have a single copy of like Seal and Bravo.

Summon Maestroke with Seal and Bravo as materials. Flipping a monster face-down is a good way of turning off effects and exposing weak DEF stats.

Since the deck uses Beast related type monsters, Diamond Dire Wolf can use the Fur Hire monsters as the cost, which you can then recover with Seal. This will let you use Diamond Dire Wolf's effect again next turn.

Rhinosebus is a pretty decent non-targeting monster removal since it's a quick effect. You go into it by using 2 Beats and XYZ into Giga-Brilliant -> Corebage -> Rhinosebus.

Alternatively, if you want to save an extra deck slot, you can use Inzektor Exa-Beetle instead, but you'll have to use 2 Dynas to go into that.

Since the deck's highest attack monster is only Dyna at 2500, there might be times when you have to get over your opponent's monster instead of doing a double Dyna lockdown. Having Exa-Beetle + Rhinosebus does open up some potential plays to speed up a win.

Soul of Silvermountain will mostly be used to lock enemy backrow. The floating effect lets you revive Beat or Dyna which is quite good.

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