S-Force Deck #705641 — Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 52/100 (±8 · Confidence: Medium)

• Primary strategy: Toolbox
• Secondary strategies: Midrange, Control
• Format: ocg

Legality

Main 55 / Extra 15 / Side 0 — status: Legal.

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Xyz Summon Purrely bosses with layered interaction and disruption; grind through multi-turn resource exchanges; Hand-trap disruption into board-break with Raigeki / Dark Ruler No More and beatdown
• Turn 1 (going first): Establish a Rank 2 Epurrely board (Beauty for negation, Noir for bounce, Plump for removal) backed by 2-3 hand traps; protect with Stray Purrely Street; pass
• Turn 2 (going second): Open hand traps (Ash, Ghost Belle, Nibiru, Droll) to disrupt; use Raigeki / Dark Ruler to clear; pivot into Xyz lines if the board breaks
• Recovery: Purrely searchers (Purrely, Purrelyly) + Memory cards provide recursion and re-summon after disruption; limited once opposition interrupts the turn-1 board
• After siding: Unknown; no side deck provided (0/15)

Why it scores here

This deck is a Purrely-heavy Toolbox hybrid that leans on Xyz Rank 2 bosses for interaction and hand-trap density for disruption. Opening consistency is moderate—P(≥1 Purrely starter) ≈ 0.25, requiring a second searcher or Memory card to bridge into a functional board. The Rank 2 line (Epurrely Beauty/Noir/Plump) offers layered negation and bounce, but the deck depends heavily on resolving that turn-1 sequence; post-disruption recovery is fragile because the core is thin and lacks redundant starters. Going-second is strong via Raigeki and Dark Ruler, but closing power is limited (Rank 2 bosses are 1–2K ATK). The 55-card main deck is clunky, reducing consistency further. No side deck exists, eliminating post-side adaptability. The score reflects a playable mid-tier toolbox with good hand-trap coverage and decent interaction, but thin core reliability and weak recovery paths.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: 70% Toolbox / 30% Midrange. Structural ≈ 54, Going First ≈ 52, Going Second ≈ 67, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 48. Modifiers: 55-card bloat penalty (-3); Missing core cards (-2); No side deck (-3). Final formula: 0.80*Structural (54) + 0.20*TournamentReliability (48) = 52.8 → 52 (Meta provisional, no dated sample)

Probability & combo summary

• Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.25 · key two-card combo ≈ — · full-brick estimate ≈ 0.35 (all Inferred)
• Combo output: best PowerIndex —, median —, board-per-starter —
• Turn order: 0 going-first lines vs 0 going-second lines

Strengths

• Dense hand-trap package (14 copies) with strong going-second disruption; P(≥1 in 6) ≈ 0.845
• Layered Rank 2 interaction: Epurrely Beauty (negation), Noir (bounce), Plump (spell/trap recycle) offer flexible answers
• Searcher redundancy within Purrely core (Purrely + Purrelyly + My Friend Purrely) allows modest recovery from disruption
• Generic going-second board-breakers (Raigeki, Dark Ruler No More, Infinite Impermanence) strong vs established boards
• Stray Purrely Street provides protection from targeting and recovery if a Rank 2 leaves the field

Weaknesses

• 55-card main deck severely inflates consistency and garnet frequency; reduces opening reliability
• Core starter (Purrely / Purrelyly) only 25% draw rate in opening hand; heavily dependent on secondary searchers or Lullaby of Obedience
• Rank 2 bosses (max 2000 ATK) do not threaten lethal; closing power is passive and grindy
• Single interrupted Rank 2 line leaves no independent continuation; limited resilience to one well-placed negate
• No side deck (0/15) eliminates post-match adaptation entirely; deck plays the same plan all three games
• Archetype mismatch: runs only Infinite Impermanence from S-Force core; Purrely-heavy Toolbox, not true S-Force strategy

Critical choke points

• Turn-1 Purrely excavation is the primary T1 starter—if this brick or resolve into an unusable split, the Rank 2 line fails to assemble
• Raigeki / Dark Ruler No More are singletons or limited; reliance on these for going-second pivot creates high variance
• Extra Deck full (15/15); no flex slots to pivot into alternate Extra-Deck strategies mid-tournament
• Purrely Memory cards (×6) are semi-limited or unlimited but compete in hand space with hand-traps; drawing 2+ Memory + 2+ hand-trap = dead hand
• Going-first board resolves to 2–3 Rank 2 Xyz; losing one to a single negate often collapses the entire turn's effort

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Legality: Legal; all restricted cards within copy limits (Verified via legality.status); Archetype: Deck is titled 'S-Force' but runs Purrely (34 cards) and only 1/7 S-Force core cards (Verified via composition.archetype_purity and usage_statistics.core_present_pct = 14.3%); Main Deck size: 55 cards (over the 40-minimum, under the 60-maximum) (Verified via legality.main_count); Extra Deck: 15/15 full; 14 Xyz, 1 Link (Verified via composition.extra_deck_breakdown); Side Deck: 0/15; no adaptation cards (Verified via legality.side_count); Hand-trap density: 14 copies (Ash ×3, Belle ×3, Ghost Mourner ×3, Nibiru ×3, Droll ×2) (Verified via role_tag_counts.hand_trap); Searcher density: 9 copies with 'searcher_text' hint (Purrely ×3, Purrelyly ×3, My Friend Purrely ×3) (Verified via role_tag_counts.searcher_text); Negation effects: 17 cards with 'negation_text' hint (Verified via role_tag_counts.negation_text)
• Observed: No tournament link or match record; archetype meta-share unavailable (observed via tournament_context.available = false)
• Inferred: Opening consistency: P(≥1 Purrely core) ≈ 0.25 (only Purrely and Purrelyly are true Level 1 starters; Math: 6 starters in 55 cards, hypergeometric ≈ 0.25 for 5-card hand); Brick rate: estimated ~35% (Inferred: 55-card size + 14 hand-traps + 6 Memory cards that require discard = high redundancy/conflict); Combo ceiling: Rank 2 board with 3 Epurrely (Beauty, Noir, Plump) + 2–3 materials each; 3 interaction lines (negation, bounce, recycle); Combo floor: 1–2 Rank 2 summoned after disruption; median ≈ 2–2.5 Rank 2 monsters with 1–2 materials average; Going-second P(≥1 hand-trap in 6): ≈ 0.845 (Inferred: 14 hand-trap copies, hypergeometric); Going-first board resilience: single choke point at Rank 2 line assembly; loss of one line leaves minimal continuation; Resource economy: Purrely Memory cards generate +1 LP, +1 monster per activation; net ~+0 cards per turn after effects resolve; Pilotability: Turn-1 excavate-search-summon sequence has 4–6 decision points; hand-trap lines straightforward; moderate complexity
• Provisional: Meta Power: Null; no dated metagame sample supplied (format-share, top-deck coverage, speed tier unknown); Matchup fit: Archetype S-Force meta-share unknown; inferred mid-tier toolbox based on hand-trap density and Xyz resilience; Post-side plan: Zero side deck; no post-match adaptation possible; plan quality unknown (Provisional)
• Data gaps: No combos supplied; combo floor, median, and ceiling are text-only inferences No tournament link; archetype meta-share and per-pilot match record absent (tournament_context.available = false) No win-rate telemetry (going-first/second split, matchup records, game-level rates, brick/starter rates) — all treated as Inferred or Provisional No guide data; strategic intent and archetype positioning unconfirmed (guides_evidence.total_guides = 0) Zero side deck provided (0/15); post-match plan entirely unknown Archetype identity unclear: deck titled 'S-Force' but runs 0% S-Force exact-name cards and only 14.3% S-Force core; unclear if intentional or misconfigured