Vendread: deck recipe [Mar 2]

In order to fully take advantage of Revendread Evolution, you can use it to Summon Revendread Slayer. Revendread Slayer is a Level 6 Ritual Monster that, if sent to the Graveyard, allows you to add a Ritual Spell from your Deck to your hand and then send a “Vendread” monster from your Deck to the Graveyard. You can use Slayer’s effect to add Revendread Origin or Revendread Evolution to your hand and then send a “Vendread” Ritual Monster, Vendread Houndhorde, Vendread Strikes, Vendread Core or Vendread Anima to the Graveyard.

Once per battle, if Revendread Slayer battles an opponent’s monster, you can banish a Zombie monster from your Graveyard to increase its ATK by 300. Revendread Slayer will not lose this ATK boost unless it’s flipped face-down, and you can activate this effect multiple times during the same Battle Phase.

It's not ideal to make Executor with Revendread Evolution because his effect won't be triggered after self-destructing. Instead, make Executor using Revendread Origin because you want him to stay on the field.

Battlelord allows you to lock your opponent out of activating either monster, spell or trap effects for the remainder of the turn at the cost of banishing a Vendread card from Graveyard while on the field. Also, you can add any Ritual Monster from your Deck to your hand when this Ritual Summoned card is sent to the Graveyard.

If a “Vendread” monster is Ritual Summoned using a face-up Vendread Revenants, it gains the ability to target a Special Summoned monster your opponent controls and banish it. Works great against practically any deck due to the popularity of Extra Deck toolboxes. Counters the Invoked Engine, Ritual Beast Engine, Elemental HERO Brave Neos, and Desperado Barrel Dragon.

If a “Vendread” monster is Ritual Summoned using a face-up Vendread Houndhorde, it gains the ability that similars to Cosmic Cyclone's effect which targets a Spell/Trap Card your opponent controls and banish it without LP Cost. This is a quick effect so it can be used in response to the card's activation, even before the opponent is able to make use of its effect.

Vendread Striges allows you to Special Summon it from the graveyard by revealing a Vendread card in your hand. This can help you quickly build a field of monsters to use for Vendread Ritual Summoning. In addition, any Vendread monster Ritual Summoned using this card gains an effect that allows you to draw a card and then discard a card after it battles an opponent's monster. This can be a useful effect for gaining card advantage and setting up your graveyard for future plays.

Vendread Anima, on the other hand, can be a good card to have in your graveyard, as it can be removed to bring back a banished Vendread monster (except Vendread Anima). This can help you to recycle key monsters and continue your Ritual Summoning strategy. In addition, any Vendread monster Ritual Summoned using this card gains an effect that allows you to banish any monster destroyed by battle with it. This can be a useful effect for removing threats from your opponent's field and disrupting their strategy.

To help get a Vendread Ritual Spell or Monster from the deck.

As opposed to Gozuki, Samurai Skull only lets you mill once upon Normal Summon, this will allow you to dump 1 Vendread Monster for activating its effect.

However, one aspect where this card is better than Gozuki is its floating effect. This means your field won't be left defenseless after Samurai Skull is removed via card effect.

For the ritual cost, milling is always the best option in terms of cost-effectiveness. Make Slayer; At the end of the opponent's turn he will be destroyed by Evolution's effect, triggering his search effect.

Revendread Origin is another Ritual Spell that can be used to Ritual Summon any “Vendread” Ritual Monster from your hand or Graveyard. You must also Tribute monsters from your hand or field, and/or banish Zombie monsters from your Graveyard, whose total Levels equal or exceed the Level of the Ritual Monster you intend to Summon.

The graveyard effect is good for giving your boss monsters some staying power. Since Revendread Executor’s name becomes “Revendread Slayer” while it’s on the field, you can use Revendread Origin to protect it. It’s also notable that you can use Origin’s effect to protect multiple copies of Revendread Slayer, which is relevant against Desperado Barrel Dragon and Treacherous Trap Hole.

Vendread Nights is a great Field Spell, acting as both a searcher and a damage enabler. The search effect can occur once per turn so this can be a reliable way of fetching the resources you need.

It’s unfortunate that Vendread Nights cannot search Revendread Evolution and Revendread Origin, but it does allow you to add any “Vendread” Ritual Monster to your hand without expending your Normal Summon and it can also be used to search non-Ritual “Vendread” monsters you will use for ritual cost.

Aside from giving you access to any monster of the archetype, Vendread Nights also allows your “Vendread” monsters to attack multiple times during the same Battle Phase. You do need to banish a “Vendread” monster from your Graveyard in order to activate this effect and you can only do it if your opponent controls another monster that you can attack, but it’s still a nice addition to what would already be an undeniable inclusion to the deck.

Has a 2500 base ATK and Virgil's floating effect when he is destroyed and sent to the grave, you will get to use the draw effect.

Act as a Graveyard Setup Combo Enabler in this Deck. Beatrice, Lady of the Eternal (Speed 2 effect) works great and can allow you to send Vendread monsters like Vendread Striges, Vendread Anima, or Vendread Houndhorde to the Graveyard during your opponent's turn which can let you set up the board easier and faster.

Can be Xyz Summon using Cipher Dragon. Good for Face-up Card Destruction which is good for Monster Removal and Face-Up Backrow Removal for sometimes.

A potential OTK card if your opponent controls 1 or 2 monsters. This almost works like Number 70: Malevolent Sin since it lets you direct attack if your opponent only controls 1 monster.

Can be Xyz Summon using Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon. Unlike Galaxy-Eyes Full Armor Photon Dragon with Face-Up Card Removal limitation, Cipher Blade can remove any 1 card on the field which is good for getting rid of some backrow that will disrupt your combo or Big Boss monsters with bigger ATK stats than any of your monsters.

This Link 3 Knightmare Monster not only allows you to shuffle 1 card on either player's board back into Deck (this effect will prevent some card effect trigger action for Graveyard/Floating effect) when it is Link Summoned. Unicorn's co-linked effect will allow you to have 1 Card Draw.

A Link 2 Vendread monster provides immense support for the deck, which can allow you to add any Vendread card from the grave to hand. This effect can help you to recycle ritual spells or any Vendread monsters for next combo.

A Link 2 Knightmare Monster owns Special Summoned Monster Removal Effect by discarding 1 card. Cerberus's co-linked effect will allow you to have 1 Card Draw and Card Effect Destruction Protection.

Similars to Knightmare Cerberus but Backrow Removal Effect by discarding 1 card (this effect can combo with Joker's Straight). Phoenix's co-linked effect will allow you to have 1 Card Draw and Battle Destruction Protection.

Used as Filter Draw by tributing 1 monster this card points to; usually used to get rid of Knightmare Corruptor Iblee that was special summoned to your field by the opponent.

Djinn Demolisher being a Level-3 monster works well with Houndhorde as exact tributes for Slayer. Demolisher also has the added benefit of giving the summoned Ritual monster protection from enemy targeting effects; which is good because targeting effects are quite common.

If Vendread Core is in your Graveyard, you can banish another Zombie monster from your Graveyard to Special Summon it. All non-Ritual “Vendread” monsters can be Special Summoned from the Graveyard, but, when they leave the field, if they were Special Summoned by their own effect, they are banished.

Having these monsters face-up on the field is really important because, if they are used to Ritual Summon a “Vendread” monster, that monster gains an additional effect. If a “Vendread” monster is Ritual Summoned using a face-up Vendread Core, your opponent cannot target that monster with card effects. Note that, if your Ritual Monster is flipped face-down or is banished via World Legacy Clash, it’s going to lose any additional effect.

For the Synchro Version, you can simply mix Glow-Up Bloom into the Deck for a Tuner. Normal Summon Glow-Up Bloom and pair it with any of your monsters, even your Ritual monsters, to make a Synchro. Glow-Up Bloom also has extra utility in the graveyard, letting you search your Ritual monsters.

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