Enneacraft Deck #712561 — Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 52/100 (±7 · Confidence: Medium)

• Primary strategy: Combo
• Secondary strategies: Stun, Floodgate
• Format: tcg

Legality

Main 57 / Extra 13 / Side 0 — status: Legal.

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Flip-sumon Eneacraft boses (9-level creatures with negation/removal effects) and accumulate E.C. Counters to deal damage via Enneapolis while controlling the field.; Stun via Dimensional Fissure + floodgate stack (Vanity's Fiend, Ra - Sphere Mode); grind via Enneacraft recursion and synchro-based interaction.
• Turn 1 (going first): Set Enneacraft Pendulum scales, flip sumon level-1 searchers to stack the field, deploy mid-turn floodgates (Dimensional Fissure, Vanity's Fiend), and build a synchro package for Kewl Tune negation/removal.
• Turn 2 (going second): Open hand traps (Droll & Lock Bird) or board breaker removal (Lightning Storm, Sol and Luna) to clear Pendulum zones, then deploy synchro combos (Kewl Tune RS/Remix) and Branded splash (Albion) for Extra Deck toolbox.
• Recovery: Recycle Enneacraft spells via GY (Enneacraft Release, Enneacraft Reverth banish effects) and synchro recursion (Kewl Tune Remix) to restore hands and field presence across turns.
• After siding: No side deck present; structural vulnerabilities to hand-trap denial (Droll locks) and graveyard denial (Dimensional Fissure self-conflicts) remain unaddressed.

Why it scores here

This Enneacraft deck opens an archetype core with ~99% consistency of at least one starter (hypergeometric P ≈ 0.99 for the 34-copy core group), but suffers acute brick variance from conflicting engines: Dimensional Fissure is a 3-of that locks the deck's own GY recursion and synchro tooling, Vanity's Fiend blocks its own Special Summon lines, and Ra-Sphere Mode (a 3-of) requires3 tributes, often bricking early hands. The combo ceiling (synchro boards with Kewl Tune negation + Branded Fusion plays) is modest at ~PowerIndex 55 inferred from card text; the median output is held flat by the brick risk and lack of real combo data. Interaction is layered (Eneacraft negation + floodgates + synchro removal) but fragile: a single hand-trap disruption (Droll & Lock Bird target on Eneacraft searchers) or GY strip severely fractures recovery. The deck runs no side deck, forfeiting post-side adaptation. Popularity or archetype core inclusion did not earn points; this score reflects the system's actual consistency floor, median combo output, resource strain, and recovery fragility.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Combo. Structural ≈ 52, Going First ≈ 56, Going Second ≈ 50, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 49. Modifiers: Dimensional Fissure self-conflict (-3); Vanity's Fiend + Special Summon dependence conflict (-2); Ra-Sphere Mode brick vector (-2). Final formula: 0.80*Structural + 0.20*TournamentReliability (Meta provisional; no dated metagame sample supplied)

Probability & combo summary

• Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.99 · key two-card combo ≈ — · full-brick estimate ≈ 0.01 (all Inferred)
• Combo output: best PowerIndex —, median —, board-per-starter —
• Turn order: 0 going-first lines vs 0 going-second lines

Strengths

• High archetype core consistency (~99% P of at least one level-1 searcher in opening hand), providing reliable entry into the engine.
• Layered interaction via Eneacraft pendulum effects (negation/removal on flip), synchro negation (Kewl Tune suite), and counter-trap backup (Solemn Accusation, Solemn Judgment).
• Grind and recursion tools (Enneacraft Reverth draw, Eneacraft Release banish recovery, Kewl Tune Remix GY recursion) enable extended play across turns.
• Extra Deck toolbox (6 synchros, 4 links, 2 fusions, 1 XYZ) provides flexibility to pivot between combo lines and board-state answers.
• Floodgate splash (Dimensional Fissure, Vanity's Fiend, Ra-Sphere Mode) can lock down aggressive matchups if resolved cleanly.

Weaknesses

• Critical self-conflict: Dimensional Fissure (3×) directly locks the deck's own GY recursion engine (Enneacraft Release/Reverth banish effects, synchro tooling), forcing awkward line choices and reducing real consistency below hypergeometric estimates.
• Vanity's Fiend (2×) contradicts core synchro and Special Summon combos; rarely payoff-optimal when cast, fragmenting deck cohesion.
• Ra-Sphere Mode (3×) is a tribute monster with no innate summoning condition; multi-copy hands become dead weight, inflating brick rate.
• Droll & Lock Bird (2×) hand-trap is a single chokepoint: if a searcher is targeted or if deck cannot activate searcher effects pre-Droll, entire turn colapses.
• No side deck (0 slots) forfeits best-of-3 post-side adaptation; vulnerabilities to matchup-specific techs remain unaddressed.
• Going-second removal suite light: only 2× Lightning Storm, 2× Sol and Luna, and 1× Called by the Grave; no dedicated board-wipe, forcing reliance on synchro tooling which may be blocked by opponent's floodgates.
• Median combo output modest (~PowerIndex 48–50 inferred); end-boards lack single unbreakable lock and rely on grinding advantage.

Critical choke points

• Droll & Lock Bird hand-trap on Eneacraft searcher activation: colapses the entire turn's float and tutoring engine.
• Dimensional Fissure activation conflicts: floodgate locks own GY recursion, forcing deck to choose between floodgate payoff and engine continuity mid-turn.
• Opening hand with multiple Ra-Sphere Mode or Vanity's Fiend copies: dead weight until tributes or specific board states resolve.
• Synchro tooling blocked by opponent's established negation board: Enneacraft recursion is synchro-dependent; Solemn suite does not cover Monster Negate effects.
• Mulcharmy Fuwalos (1×) dead draw in hand unless the field is completely empty; inconsistent activation condition.

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Legality: 57-card Main, 13-card Extra, 0-card Side — legal under TCG size rules (40–60 Main, 0–15 Extra, 0–15 Side).; Restricted cards: Called by the Grave (Limited), Solemn Judgment (Limited), Triple Tactics Talent (Limited), Droll & Lock Bird (Semi-Limited) — all within copy limits.; Card text: Dimensional Fissure locks GY (verified from description excerpt); Vanity's Fiend blocks Special Summon (verified); Ra-Sphere Mode requires 3 tributes (verified); Eneacraft level-1 searchers pay 900 LP, reveal 3, opponent picks 1 (verified from Ekto/Proto/Deftero/Trito/Enato excerpts).; Usage statistics: 56% core-card presence (14 of 25 core cards in the deck), 11core cards missing.
• Observed: Archetype composition: 33 exact-name Enneacraft cards in Main + Extra (verified from card list); 37 off-archetype tech/splash cards (verified from archetype_spread).
• Inferred: D1 Consistency: P(≥1 archetype core starter in opening 5) ≈ 0.99 from hypergeometric; actual brick rate ~2–5% higher in play due to Dimensional Fissure and Vanity's Fiend conflicts.; D2 Brick rate: Ra-Sphere Mode (3×) + Vanity's Fiend (2×) + Dimensional Fissure (3×) are hard dead-draws or conflicting cards; estimated real-play brick 5–8%.; D3–D4 Combo output: Best-line PowerIndex ~55–60 inferred from Enneacraft flip-sumon → synchro chain → Kewl Tune negation/removal; median ~48–50 due to route variability and floodgate conflicts.; D5 Interruption resilience: Four independent searchers (Ekto/Proto/Deftero/Trito/Enato) but single Droll & Lock Bird disruption colapses searcher tutoring entirely.; D6 Resource economy: Eneacraft Reverth and Release provide float; synchro recursion extends grind; net ~−1 to +1 card per turn post-interruption.; D7 Interaction: Three Enneacraft level-9 boses (negation/removal on Battle Phase end), Kewl Tune synchro removal (Kewl Tune RS/Remix), Solemn counter-traps (2+1 copies); no single unbreakable lock.; D8 Going-second: Lightning Storm ×2, Sol and Luna ×2, Called by the Grave ×1 provide removal; Droll & Lock Bird ×2 provide denial; board-wipe coverage light.; D9 Closing power: Boss ATK (3000) without direct damage or piercing; closing depends on grinding advantage over multiple turns.; D10 Main Deck: 57 cards, 27 distinct; high redundancy from 3-copy floodgates and searchers; compactness moderate.; D11 Extra Deck: 13 slots with 6 synchros (mandatory: Kewl Tune RS/Remix ×2, Zalen ×1; niche: Ecclesia ×1), 4 links, 2 fusions, 1 XYZ; ~8/13 mandatory, 5/13 flex.; D12 Side Deck: Absent (0 cards); no post-side plan possible.; D13 Matchup fit: Archetype meta-share unknown; deck deviates from standard list (56% core present, 44% off-archetype tech); format fit Provisional.; D14 Pilotability: Combo steps6–9 sumons; moderate complexity; Droll/Fissure trigger management adds decision points; low error tolerance.
• Provisional: Meta Power: Archetype meta-share not supplied; tournament context unavailable; meta-fit unknown without a dated metagame sample.; Matchup outcomes: Going-first vs going-second win rate unknown; no performance telemetry in YGOVN.
• Data gaps: No parsed combos in evidence — best/median/ceiling inferred entirely from card text and archetype roles; no real board frequency data. No tournament link — archetype meta-share and per-pilot match record absent; format fit and meta-power unknown. No win-rate telemetry — going-first/second, matchup, brick/starter/OTK rates absent; tournament reliability inferred from structural dimension scores only. No side deck — best-of-3 post-side plan absent; D12 unevaluable. No guides or strategic documents — deck intent (stun-combo hybrid vs pure combo) inferred from card composition; archetype strategy documentation absent.