Enneacraft Deck #768382 — Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

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

• Primary strategy: Control
• Secondary strategies: Toolbox, Pendulum (mechanic)
• Format: ocg

Legality

Main 60 / Extra 0 / Side 0 — status: Legal.

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Pendulum-zone Enneacraft boss monsters (ATK 3000, Light, Level 9) that destroy lower-ATK opposing monsters at the End of the Battle Phase, supported by Enneapolis damage from E.C. Counters; Enneapolis end-phase damage (900 per E.C. Counter removed) and Vanity's Fiend (ATK 2400) as a non-Enneacraft beater
• Turn 1 (going first): Open with Enneacraft Pendulum monsters and Pendulum/search spells to set up two Pendulum zones, then protect the setup with Ash Blossom, Droll and Lock Bird, Evenly Matched or Solemn Judgment before placing a 3000-ATK Enneacraft boss
• Turn 2 (going second): Use the 6-card hand to hold up a hand trap (Ash Blossom, Droll and Lock Bird, Evenly Matched) and Enneacraft Reset as negation, then rebuild a Pendulum-zone pair on the following turn
• Recovery: Recover from the Graveyard with Enneacraft Release, Enneacraft Reverth and Enneacraft Reset, which carry Graveyard-activated effects, and redraw with Enneacraft Reverth's draw effect
• After siding: Not available: the deck runs no Side Deck (side_count 0), so there is no post-side plan in a best-of-3 event

Why it scores here

The deck reliably opens its engine: 36 Enneacraft-core copies give about a 99% chance of at least one in a 5-card opening hand (Inferred from the hypergeometric draw table), and 18 searcher-text cards add redundant access. Its strongest value is interaction on the system level: six hand traps, a Solemn Judgment, Enneacraft Reset, and five 3000-ATK Pendulum bosses that destroy lower-ATK monsters, so an established opposing board can be answered over several turns. Recovery from disruption rests on Graveyard-activated Enneacraft effects and Enneacraft Reverth's draw, which keeps the floor above a pure brick-prone list. The score is held back by what the list does not contain: no Extra Deck and no Side Deck, which leaves several Extra-dependent Graveyard effects with no targets and removes any post-side plan, and three Vanity's Fiend that stop both players' Special Summons, including the deck's own Pendulum Summons. No combo boards were recorded, so the median and ceiling are text-only inferences, and popularity (13 of 14 archetype core cards present) confirms the list is standard but was not credited as strength. The score was built from the deck as a system, not by averaging its card scores.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Control. Structural ≈ 62, Going First ≈ 68, Going Second ≈ 60, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 55. Modifiers: No Side Deck (-3); Extra-Deck-dependent effects with an empty Extra Deck (-3); Vanity's Fiend conflicts with own Special Summons (-2). Final formula: 0.80*Structural + 0.20*TournamentReliability + ContextModifiers (Meta provisional): 0.80*61.65 + 0.20*55 - 8 = 52.3

Probability & combo summary

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

Strengths

• Archetype core is present at about 99% in a 5-card opening hand
• Six hand traps, Solemn Judgment and Enneacraft Reset give layered interaction
• Five 3000-ATK Pendulum bosses each remove a lower-ATK monster at the End of the Battle Phase
• Full 60-card main deck with 13 of 14 usage-core cards present (standard list)

Weaknesses

• No Extra Deck and no Side Deck, so no Extra-dependent recovery and no post-side plan
• Three Vanity's Fiend stop both players' Special Summons, including the deck's own Pendulum Summons
• Dimensional Fissure banishes monsters sent to the Graveyard, which conflicts with Graveyard-recursion effects
• No recorded boards, so the combo ceiling and median cannot be measured

Critical choke points

• Pendulum-zone placement: the engine needs two Pendulum zones filled; the export shows Pendulum scale as 0 for every Pendulum monster, so this cannot be checked from the data
• Vanity's Fiend shutting off the deck's own Special and Pendulum Summons
• Going-second: a single Ash Blossom or Droll and Lock Bird answer if the opponent interacts first

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Legal in OCG format: 60 Main, 0 Extra, 0 Side; restricted copies within limit (Droll and Lock Bird 1, Solemn Judgment 1, Ash Blossom 2); Archetype core present: 13 of 14 usage-core cards; Enneacraft family 41 of 60 copies; Card texts for Vanity's Fiend, Dimensional Fissure, Enneacraft Release, Reverth and Reset as exported
• Observed: Usage statistics show the list runs the archetype standard core (13 of 14 core cards present)
• Inferred: Opening-hand consistency from hypergeometric estimates (0.992 core, 0.844 searcher, 0.484 hand trap going second); Vanity's Fiend conflicts with the deck's Pendulum Summons; Dimensional Fissure conflicts with Graveyard recursion; Interaction quality from negation and removal text
• Provisional: Meta Power (null) and matchup fit (D13) because no dated meta sample or tournament link exists
• 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 No win-rate telemetry: going-first, going-second, matchup and brick rates are not measured Pendulum scale exported as 0 for every Pendulum monster: pendulum-zone plays cannot be verified from the export Extra Deck empty: whether an Enneacraft Extra Deck was intended or omitted cannot be determined from the export S:P Little Knight is a usage-core card missing from this list (inclusion 66.7%)