Vendread: deck recipe [Mar 2]

A bunch of generic Synchro monsters you can make with Glow-Up Bloom plus the monsters in this deck. Since the Rituals you make with Revendread Evolution will eventually self-destruct, this is a way to give you more permanent field presence.

Stardust Dragon protects any card on the field from any destruction effect. The fact Stardust Dragon tributes itself to do this is both a positive and a negative; on one hand being in the graveyard protects Stardust Dragon from subsequent removal effect, on the other hand this temporarily reduces the monsters you have on board.

If you don't have any other card on board you want to protect, Stardust Spark Dragon's effect can just be used to protect itself. Another possible use is to protect the Ritual monster summoned by Vendread Evolution so it doesn't self destruct.

Summon Black Rose Dragon to get rid of the opponent's entire board setup.

Summon Squiresaga and banish her with her own effect to pop 2 cards and give your monsters slight boost. If you want to keep Squiresaga on board, you can just banish other monsters; like banishing a Black Rose Dragon in the graveyard to pop a backrow, or banish any Vendread monster to get a field-wide ATK boost.

Zeta temporarily banishes itself with an enemy monster. This can be done over and over again to effectively act as permanent banishing until you have a better out to the enemy monster. This also forces the opponent to keep a monster zone open so their monster can return. With the introduction of Xyz monsters, Zeta has an additional utility of removing their Xyz materials.

Samurai Destroyer is a beater that prevents your opponent from activating anything while it battles. This means Samurai Destroyer doesn't need to worry about battle traps and hand traps like Sphere Kuriboh.

Samsara Dragon's effect is essentially Monster Reborn. If you want to more quickly activate this effect, crash Samsara Dragon into an enemy monster.

While your main focus is making Ritual monsters, toolboxing some Xyz monsters isn't bad. Although don't expect to be making them too often.

Summon Heliopolis using Executor as material. Heliopolis' mass removal effect is very powerful and, with enough cost, can result in an enemy board wipe. You can then proceed to hit them directly with 3000 ATK.

Ptolemy M7 provides non-destruction removal which also doesn't send the target to the graveyard, bypassing most floating. Monsters that do not end up in the graveyard are also harder to recycle, especially if it was an Extra Deck monster.

You can also select a monster in your own graveyard and recover it.

Abyss Dweller is an anti-Graveyard interaction tech, intended to hinder Decks that activate a ton of effects from the graveyard such as Noble Knights. This only affects the opponent's graveyard so you're still free to use Vendread graveyard effects.

It's best to activate this at the start of the opponent's turn, so make sure to toggle Chain to "ON" and activate Abyss Dweller's effect during the opponent's Draw Phase.

Summon Nightmare Shark to attack your opponent directly for 2000 ATK.

Negating enemy monster effects is great for disrupting their plays, especially since most combos involve the use of a monster effect. However, the negation effect does not destroy the negated monster, so this can be dangerous against powerful monsters.

Works well against opponents that only have 1 monster on the field. Even better if it's an XYZ monster since it will remove all their materials, or if it's a monster that says that it can't be special summoned in the card text.

Gets rid of weak ATK enemy monsters particularly Ritual Beast Ulti-Pettlephin while also dealing a significant amount of burn damage.

For on-demand removal, summon Dire Wolf and destroy it along with an enemy card.

Samurai is a great monster for pushing damage. The double attack when both used to direct attack results in 3800 damage.

Roach is great for monster suppression, much like a Trap Hole card. When your opponent summons a boss monster, use Roach's effect to immediately destroy it. This is an especially good counter against Synchro Decks. But most of the time, just Roach's presence on the field is enough to deter the opponent from making big monsters.

Kanzashi's first effect helps you maintain resource count, because performing a lot of tributes can be very costly over time. This same effect also helps you build field presence, and can be used to disrupt the opponent's graveyard by stealing their powerful monsters.

Noted from FadedDreamV:

"- (If you have Manju, Slayer/Evolution, Origin spell, and any monster besides Anima in your hand): Use Manju to summon Slayer > Link both into Puzzlomino > Use Slayer's effect to get another Origin spell and dump Striges into GY > Use Striges effect to get it on field > use Puzzlomino to make it LV. 6 > use Origin to summon Slayer > XYZ summon Beatrice > Use Beatrice effect to dump Executor (and Slayer) into GY > Summon it using other Origin in your hand.

• You can also use Puzzlomino on Slayer instead to make it LV. 2 if you wish to XYZ summon Cursed Javelin to get out of certain pickles.

• Beatrice can summon Strige in your opponent's turn if you dump it while you have another Vendread card in your hand. If Beatrice is destroyed, you can special summon the Virgil synchro monster, which also has the effect of letting you draw a card if it is destroyed.

• Against Galaxy Eyes, you can use Houndhorde's spelling banishing ability to negate their Ground Zero spell and possibly cuck them.

• Gouki Master can only attack the highest ATK monster in your field. If you have Executor in the field, as well as Ritual Cage and an Origin in your GY, they will not be able to finish you."

Noted By dr_doctor:

The deck is very consistent contrary to usual belief as it contains 8 fusion spell (6 usual + 2 bird) and 9 ritual monster (6 usual + 3 field spell). Idea is to make executor asap to protect ritual cage which in turn would protect executor. Now we have 2 strategies: destroy backrow using hound/destroy monsters using revenants. Extra deck is almost always useless here. I used M7 & no. 70 3-4 times only.

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