Witchcrafter: deck recipe [July 25]

A less cost-efficient backrow removal option than Cosmic Cyclone. You can set any of your Witchcrafter Spells to be destroyed by Storm alongside enemy backrow. Your Witchcrafter Spell will then return during the End Phase with its own effect.

Depending on how many Witchcrafter Spells you have banished, the best thing to destroy would be Patronus. After that you can activate Patronus' mass recovery effect.

When multiple of your monsters are afflicted with debuffs, (i.e. Fiendish Chain, Floodgate Trap Hole) banish them to summon Trishula. The banished monsters can later be recovered by Patronus.

Trishula only functions as a beater onboard, so this move is simply done to unclog your field.

Summonable using Witchcrafter Edel and Minerva as the tuner. Scrap Dragon is mostly to just destroy a card your opponent controls. Since the Witchcrafter spell cards can be returned to the hand, you can use them as part of the cost to activate Scrap Dragon's effect.

Summonable with Witchcrafter Schmietta and Minerva. Having at least 1 Black Rose Dragon helps against certain matchups to ensure that you can summon Madame Verre safely since the deck is fairly weak against spells/traps. Also, a pretty good monster to go to if you are sure you can OTK your opponent.

The two level 6 synchros are summonable by using Pittore and Minerva. Both of these synchros uses cards in your hands as the cost, which is less of an issue in a witchcrafter deck due to the recovery effects.

In most cases, it's better to go Brionac since it can return multiple cards at a time, but Coral Dragon can be a decent substitute, especially if you think your opponent might disrupt it.

Card removal effect that can also give you a draw, but it works better than Brionac if you use this as part of a combo and can send it to the grave right away.

Summonable by using Madame Verre and Minerva. This helps when going against back row heavy decks, or if your Madame Verre is locked up by spells/traps like Fiendish Chain.

Level 7 synchros are from Schmietta and Minerva. They provide situational uses that Madame Verre might not be able to handle.

Fortune Lady Every can banish a face up monster during your standby phase, and has a built in self revival effect. Can be a pretty safe turn 1 summon monster in most cases.

Samurai Destroyer is for when you think enemy's set monster card has a dangerous flip or floating effect. It can also prevent your opponent from activating their back row, but only if you attack into a monster.

Powerful non-targeting monster removal and a self-revive effect. Needing to banish a spellcaster isn't even that bad in this deck since you can use Patronus to cycle them back to the deck.

It's either a decent ATK monster or a low ATK monster that has 2 card removals that can be used in a single turn. It's weak to being negated though, which makes it dangerous to bring out against back row heavy opponents.

Gives the deck a decent OTK potential if you ever survive with low HP. You can use its effect multiple times in a row, resulting in a 4000 ATK monster and a -3000 ATK on your opponent's monster.

Mainly to be used to go into Utopia Ray.

Helps you fuel the grave by sending cards from your deck to the grave. You'll want to at least make sure that you have a Witchcrafter on your field so that the sent Witchcrafter spells can go to your hand.

A simple card removal effect. You can follow it up by using Holiday to revive the used Schmietta so you can use both of her effects to special summon and search for a specific Witchcrafter from your deck.

Stops certain special summon monsters or synchros and pendulum summons. This can potentially force your opponent to make a weaker play, which can be advantageous for you in the long run.

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.

Pretty decent defensive effect to help stall a turn or two, but there are plenty of card removals that can deal with this, so it's not exactly a reliable wall to help survive.

Mainly to deal with enemy backrow so that you can more safely summon your other monsters or commit to other plays.

When you have a Verre on your field and a lot of cards in hand, opponents tend to play defensively. Having this as an option lets you force your opponent into attack position so you can deal some damage and potentially OTK with just 1 attack.

Very effective against decks that uses monsters with the same name like Harpies or Cyber Dragons.

Verre can stop monsters that are already on the field, but having this prevents the monsters from being summoned in the first place. Since you can use its effect to detach right away, you can follow it up with Holiday to special summon the Verre right after so that you have a good form of control.

Noted By 尺ﾉの刀乇:

I didnt expect that im going to be a kog. I was just practicing my deck at ranked because i created my acc 1 month ago. Thats why i have a shìtty toolbox, i barely use them though. Masterpiece is a game changer card and ur last resort if u dont have any wc on the field. Kiwi is just like a substitute for haine and genni is used for comeback. Spam witchcrafter monsters asap and try to bait ur opponent. My last tip is dont early surrender even if bricked, some of my matches are bricked starting hands but i still managed to win. Thank you.

Note by Nanachu:

I use power of dark for atk/def boost and storm fodder, I don't know but it feels better than pre-nerf balance version for me tho. The deck itself can play around most of meta decks even though it's start pretty slow. Most match would turn into grind games. Good resource management, fast reaction speed, and knowledge over opponent decks is a must, otherwise the timer would be your worst nightmare. Most annoying matchup would be evil eye, water necrovalley, and blue eyes (it's easier than before tho, coz they bring less backrows now) just remove the source problem from opposing deck when you could, or just stall until you could do OTK :)

P.S I haven't maxed Axel Broddie yet, volcanic wall would be good for hasten the setup and storm fodder.

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