White Forest Deck #730210 — Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG

White Forest Azamina Hybrid — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 35/100 (±8 · Confidence: Low)

• Primary strategy: Combo
• Secondary strategies: Midrange, Fusion-Synchro Hybrid
• Format: ocg

Legality

Main 57 / Extra 17 / Side 0 — status under the rules at evaluation time: Illegal. 2 violation(s).

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Synchro Summon layered White Forest bosses (Diabell, Queen) with recursion via spell/trap recovery, then convert board advantage through interaction or attrition.; Azamina Fusion Summon alternative lines (Moa Regina, Ilia Silvia) to provide removal and grind value if Synchro route is interrupted.
• Turn 1 (going first): Open with White Forest searcher (Elzette, Silvy, or Rucia), build Synchro line into Diabell Queen with spell/trap recovery, set up 1-2 negations and board presence.
• Turn 2 (going second): Use heavy hand-trap package (11 copies: Ash, Impermanence, Lancea, Droll) to disrupt opponent, then break board with Forbidden Droplet, Lightning Storm, or Harpie's Feather Duster.
• Recovery: Recursion via Diabell Queen's spell/trap recovery and Mulcharmy draw engine if opponent summons. Azamina Fusion alternative if Synchro line exhausted.
• After siding: Unavailable; no Side Deck supplied. Deck cannot adapt for game 2 or 3.

Why it scores here

This White Forest hybrid is structurally sound in isolation: 93% opening consistency to find a Synchro line, strong going-second interaction via 11 hand traps and 7+ removal pieces, and reasonable grind game through Mulcharmy draws and spell/trap recursion. However, the evaluation is capped low and marked theoretical-only due to a fatal legality violation: the Extra Deck contains 17 cards, exceeding the OCG 15-card limit, and critically, the main deck omits three top-tier Synchro Tuners (Rciela, Silvera, Poplar—each 67–91% core inclusion), reducing combo resilience and forcing suboptimal lines. The complete absence of a Side Deck (0 cards) renders the deck unplayable in tournament best-of-3 format. These structural issues compound the missing combo data to produce an illegal and fundamentally incomplete deck profile.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Combo. Structural ≈ 65, Going First ≈ 70, Going Second ≈ 72, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 50. Modifiers: Extra Deck size violation (-15); Missing critical Synchro Tuners (-5); No Side Deck (-5). Final formula: ILLEGAL DECK: 0.80·Structural(65) + 0.20·TournamentReliability(50) = 60, then capped to 35 due to Extra Deck violation (+2 cards over 15-card limit) and complete Side Deck absence. Evaluation is theoretical/structural-only and not playable in OCG format.

Probability & combo summary

• Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.93 · key two-card combo ≈ — · full-brick estimate ≈ 0.07 (all Inferred)
• Combo output: best PowerIndex —, median —, board-per-starter —
• Turn order: 0 going-first lines vs 0 going-second lines

Strengths

• Exceptional opening consistency (93% to draw a White Forest searcher turn 1).
• Powerful going-second package: 11 hand traps + 7+ removal sources provide excellent disruption and board-breaking capability.
• Multi-engine design (Synchro, Fusion, draw) provides multiple payoff paths and reduces single-line choke-point risk.
• Strong card-search engine: 18 searcher-text cards create flexible hand-building and tutoring options.
• Spell/trap recursion via Diabell Queen enables resource recovery and follow-up plays.

Weaknesses

• FATAL: Illegal Extra Deck size (17 > 15 cards OCG limit). Deck cannot be legally played in any sanctioned event.
• FATAL: No Side Deck (0 cards). Tournament best-of-3 play is impossible; game 2 and 3 adaptations cannot occur.
• Missing three top-tier Synchro Tuners (Rciela 91%, Silvera 91%, Poplar 67% core inclusion). This severely reduces combo diversity, resilience lines, and recovery options.
• Weak closing power: no OTK lines, piercing, or direct-damage effects. Deck relies on grinding and attrition rather than tempo blitz.
• Heavily hand-trap dependent for going-second: if draws miss hand traps, board-breaking is compromised.
• No combo data supplied: all ceiling/median/floor estimates are text-based inference, not observed boards.

Critical choke points

• One well-timed interruption to the opening Synchro line (if Tuner is negated or removed before Synchro Summon) can collapse the entire turn due to limited recovery Synchro Tuners.
• Mulcharmy draw engine requires opponent to actively summon; if opponent plays a passive or grindy deck, Mulcharmy advantage is nullified.
• Azamina Fusion alternate line requires specific material setup; if hand does not have Fusion-compatible monsters, this fallback fails.
• Diabell Queen recursion is spell/trap-only; if opponent locks GY, spell/trap recovery is blocked.
• Over-sized Extra Deck (17 vs 15) mechanically prevents access to some Extra Deck monsters in play, increasing brick probability and reducing flexibility.

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Legality status: ILLEGAL (Extra Deck 17 > 15; violates OCG size rules); All 57 main and 17 extra cards resolved with correct banlist status, copy counts, and frame types; Card text excerpt verified for all 52 distinct cards (hand traps, searchers, negations, removal, boss monsters); Restricted cards checked: Called by the Grave (Limited ✓), Crossout Designator (Limited ✓), Harpie's Feather Duster (Limited ✓), Triple Tactics Talent (Limited ✓), Droll & Lock Bird (Semi-Limited ✓); Composition verified: 35 distinct main, 14 distinct extra, archetype spread, copy histogram, type/attribute/race/level distribution; 11 hand traps confirmed in deck list; 18 searcher-text cards identified; Usage statistics available for White Forest archetype (26 stat rows, 21 core cards identified, 71.4% core coverage)
• Observed: Archetype-core inclusion rates show Rciela (91.3%) and Silvera (91.3%) as top-2 White Forest cards; both absent from this deck; Poplar of the White Forest (67.4% core, Synchro Tuner) also missing; Azamina Ilia Silvia (60.9% core) and Azamina Mu Rcielago (58.7% core) absent from Extra Deck; Ash Blossom at 3 copies (typical 2-copy inclusion 50%; deck runs max); Diabell Queen of WF at 3 copies (typical 1-copy; over-allocation suggests reliance)
• Inferred: Opening-hand consistency P(≥1 White Forest starter in 5) = 0.9335 via hypergeometric distribution; T1 reliability estimated 85/100; Combo ceiling estimated 72–78 power index based on Synchro + Azamina Fusion layering with recursion (no actual board data); Combo median estimated 60–70 power index (no actual board data; inferred from hand quality and hand-trap density); Combo floor estimated 50–60 power index (minimum: one Synchro summon + one negation/interaction); Interruption resilience D5 reduced to 55/100 due to missing Rciela/Silvera; typical builds support 4–5 independent lines, this deck ~2–3; Going-first power estimated 70/100 (strong open, but resilience compromised by missing Synchro Tuners); Going-second power estimated 72/100 (excellent hand-trap + removal package; 78/100 on D8 board-breaking); Grind game resilience inferred from Mulcharmy draw conditional (opponent must summon) and Diabell recursion (spell/trap only); Pilotability complexity moderate: Synchro math, Fusion material revelation, Mulcharmy activation conditional; missing Rciela/Silvera removes bailout lines; Main Deck efficiency: 57 cards dilutes consistency vs. optimal 40, but provides multi-engine flexibility
• Provisional: D13 Matchup Coverage: Archetype meta-share unknown; no dated metagame sample provided. Deck runs 71.4% of core cards (below-standard coverage) — could indicate either tech deviation or incomplete build knowledge.; Meta Power: null (Provisional). Cannot assess tournament metagame alignment without dated meta data.; Tournament Reliability score (50/100) is Provisional: depends entirely on whether Side Deck is constructed and how post-side game plans are refined.
• Data gaps: CRITICAL: No combo boards supplied (scored combos = 0). All ceiling/median/floor estimates are text-based inference, not observed data. CRITICAL: No tournament context. Archetype meta-share, top-deck representation, and per-pilot match records are absent. CRITICAL: No Side Deck submitted (0 cards). Post-game-1 strategy and best-of-3 adaptability cannot be assessed. No win-rate telemetry in YGOVN. Going-first/second brick rates, matchup win rates, and game-level performance are unknown. No per-card playtest data. Mulcharmy draw engine, Azamina Fusion payoff, and hand-trap-to-combo conversion rates are inferred from text, not measured. Missing Synchro Tuners (Rciela, Silvera, Poplar) make impact on resilience unclear without sample lines; resilience estimate is audited from usage stats, not tested gameplay. Exact pilot skill level unknown; complex deck may underperform with inexperienced pilot or overperform with expert.