Dark World: deck recipe [Feb 2]

Discard Grapha to make use of its targeted removal effect. Then Grapha can revive itself by returning a Dark World monster to the hand; a low-Leveled Dark World monster you can Normal Summon would be most cost efficient for this. So in one easy combo you destroyed an enemy card and got a strong beater on board for minimal cost; this powerful combo is why turbo-ing out Grapha is Dark World's best strategy.

Always prioritize searching Grapha. If you already have Grapha then search something that can discard Grapha, like Gates of the Dark World. Lastly, you might need to fetch a low-Level Dark World monster for reviving Grapha.

Run Beiige to have some more Normal Summonable monsters you can use to revive Grapha. Beiige revives also itself when discarded, which is another way you could swarm the field.

Discard Broww when using the other cards in your draw engine to efficiently dig into your Deck. For example you can discard Broww with Dark World Dealings to draw a total of 2 cards.

Gates of the Dark World is the archetype's Field Spell that allows you to banish a Fiend in your graveyard to draw and then discard a card from your hand. It also gives all your Fiend monsters a small 300 attack boost which puts Grapha at a respectable 3000 ATK.

Dark World Dealings allows you to draw a card and then discard a card.

For both Gates of the Dark World and Dark World Dealings the best card to discard are Snoww and Broww so you do not lose resource count.

Charge Into a Dark World combos really well with Snoww. First discard Snoww with another card effect to search Grapha. Then use Charge Into a Dark World to revive Snoww and discard Grapha, Grapha's removal effect also activates. Lastly, return the revived Snoww to the hand to revive Grapha.

You can also revive Beiige from your Graveyard while you control Snoww, then setup for Xyz Summoning Rank 4 Monster.

Dragged Down into the Grave is somewhat like a more nuanced Dark World Dealings. Both cards force both players to discard and draw but the difference lies in who chooses the card to discard. The best time to play this card is after you've played everything else and you only have a Dark World monster left on hand, so your opponent won't have any other choice. On your side, you can force your opponent to discard a Spell/Trap card because these are usually harder to recover.

Graveyard disruption is very effective against Decks that recycle or card activation from the graveyard like The Phantom Knights. You can even use Dark Smog in response to something that targets a card in the graveyard, banish that target to waste your opponent's recovery. Then the discard effect is generally good for activating your Dark World monsters' effects.

A rank 8 Gimmick Puppet XYZ that simply destroy monsters then inflict Damage equal to half of their original ATK and you can use this effect twice.

However, keep in mind that this destruction effect has a restriction where it can only destroy special summoned monsters.

Grapha is very easy to summon after you get it in your graveyard, and if you manage to get two Grapha on the field you can make Heliopolis. And after detaching Grapha, you can revive it just as easily. This card has a powerful multi-card removal effect which can potentially wipe out the enemy field.

General Rank 4 Xyz Monster for players to use so far. Its effect essentially lets you deal 2500 (its own ATK) damage if this attacks the monster you targeted. The advantage is that your opponent's monster's ATK is also lowered, allowing you to attack over it with your other weaker monsters.

A pretty good optional card to use as a rank 8 XYZ. 4500 ATK is high enough to one shot your opponent, making it a great comeback card from your opponent controlling 2 monsters to a win for you in a turn.

The negate effect is pretty strong since it's a quick effect and can negate any face-up card, but switching it to DEF with only 1000 can make it difficult to survive.

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.

Roach is great for monster suppresion, 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.

You can make Dire Wolf if you need a quick way of removing any enemy card. Dire Wolf destroys any opponent's card along with itself.

Some of the Dark World effects can be confusing, for example players might wonder why they can’t activate a Dark World effect when they discard a monster with Tribute to the Doomed. The reason for this is that the discard with Tribute to the doomed is a cost, not an effect. Compare it to Dark World Lightning, this card says “then discard 1 card” after you destroyed a set spell/trap, this part is written after the semi-colon (“ ; “) , while the “discard 1 card” on Tribute to the Doomed is written before the semi-colon. This also means that if you activate Tribute to the doomed, and someone uses Magic Jammer, you will still discard 1 card (because that’s the cost for its activation), but when someone uses Magic Jammer on Dark World Lightning, you won’t discard 1 card (because its effect was stopped).

• Don’t forget for a Dark World card’s effect to activate the card you used must clearly say “discard” (sending to the graveyard is not the same as discarding), and the discard must be an effect and not a cost to activate that card!

• The reason Floodgate Trap Hole is preferred over other defensive spells/traps is because of the synergy with Dark World Lightning. If you target one of their set monsters with it, you have the advantage that they can’t flip over your target which would prevent you from using Dark World lightning’s discard effect.

• The current playstyle of this deck feels a bit like OTK Ice Barriers. Just like Ice Barriers you prefer to go second , and if you aren’t able to finish your opponent in one turn, chances are you can’t climb back.

Trance Archfiend synergizes very well with the Dark World archetype because it discards as an effect, not a cost. This means Trance Archfiend can be the trigger to Dark World monsters' effects. The Deck doesn't have much interaction with the Banish Zone but having Trance Archfiend as possible Banish Zone recovery can be useful just incase.

Hand draw engine while you have 3 or more cards in your hand. This will allows you to increase resources for board setup. The discard effect is generally good for activating your Dark World monsters' effects.

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