Burning Abyss: deck recipe [Aug 19]

It has a card removal effect that almost works like Diamond Dire Wolf and a rank-up effect that works differently than just adding a higher rank on top of it.

You can use its effect to destroy Burning Abyss so you can trigger Burning Abyss monsters' effect while they sent to the grave.

But sometimes it's recommended to go after backrows first since it will be a huge problem if the monsters you special summoned get stopped by something like Floodgate Trap Hole or even Book of Moon.

To destroy your opponent's backrow so you can more safely attack your opponent.

To be used to rank up into Corebage only.

Useful as a follow-up after using Book of Moon on your opponent's monster, allowing you to remove a monster without having to attack.

Its effect to attach new materials will see some use if it survives since you will most likely be switching a defense position Dante to attack sometimes.

Noted by Kortezzy:

This month I got KOG on the third. This meta was very interesting. BA has very good matchups but the it requires you to understand the deck. Below are a few tips for the deck.

Game Play Tips:
The deck's main game plan is to go into Beatrice. If you are unable to try to just settle for Dante. The idea of the deck is to cycle with Cir and Dante while trying to control the board. I included Wightprincess and kiteroid to survive a turn. I also include BLS to be able to help with the mirror and banish two monsters The skill makes Farfa a board clearer for monsters that are very troublesome. I include the phantom knight and shark XZYs monsters to help steal games. Finally, most of the decks that I faced were Galaxy-Eyes and Luna Lights.

Matchups:
Mirror

• The best way to win this matchup is to try to stop your opponent from setting up. BOM, karma cut, and other cards can help. BLS can help you steal games and get a double banish. This can be a 50-50 matchup. Some other cards I tried was super polymerization and make a muddragon. This can prevent your opponent from setting up and prevents a Farfa banish in retaliation.

DDD

• This is another 50-50 matchup. The best play is to try to always have a CIR in rotation and look for an opening to clear the board. MST and cyclone can destroy the trap and the gate cards. D/D Dog can ruin you but most may not play it on the ladder. Finally, Kiteroid and weightprincess is very important in this matchup, since it can prevent otks and allow you to otk. Finally, attacking with shark in steal games if you can get them down to 1000 life points. Even with the trap they can not survive when they have to take the damage.

Galaxy-Eyes:

• This is a 60-40 matchup in your favor. The best way to win is to try to banish the photon dragon. This can stop your opponent's play if they do not have to follow-up. If they do get up their negate, try to bait it out if possible. Photon Lord is a hard card to play around with since if you get an optimal hand you may still lose. BOM can help as well as a well-placed Farfa. Libic special summon can also help you get a Dante on board but if your opponent is smart you may not option. If they have backrow you may also have trouble but MST and cyclone can help clear the backrow. Finally, Kiteroid and weightprincess help you survive, but when you use them watch out for photon lord and only activate them in the battle phase. If you do not they can xyys summon over the monster.

Lunalights:

• This is a very bad matchup and requires you to play very defensively. The idea is to try to cycle Cir and Dante and deck them out. Their only out is cat dancer and photon papilloprative for an otk. If you can recycle your resources and use your defense only when need you will win through deck out. If you see lethal make sure they do not have a hand trap or you will allow them to retaliate. I would say this is a 30-70 not in your favor and most times I faced it, I lost. Finally, be aware of Destiny Draw since it will allow them to search for any card.

Noted By WarAlphamon2:

It's a pretty basic Burning Abyss deck. You use your backrow and Dante to throw Malebranches into the Graveyard and use their effects. Alucard helps clear backrow, Corebage for just getting rid of annoying Defense position monsters etc.

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