Horus Deck #771223 — Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG

50 Main, 20 Extra, incl. Maliss White Rabbit x3, Akasuna the Battle Ashtra x2, Imsety, Glory of Horus x2. Created Oct 21, 2026 by YGO Mod.

Created by: YGO Mod (20517634)

Created On: 10/21/2026

Official AI Deck Power Analysis

ToolboxConfidence: LowEvaluated Oct 22, 2026

25± 6/ 100

Power Score

Structural 40

Reliability 25

Going First 35

Going Second 45

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 25/100 (±6 · Confidence: Low)

Overall score	Value
Structural Deck Power	40
Going First	35
Going Second	45
Meta Power	provisional
Tournament Reliability	25

Primary strategy: Toolbox
Secondary strategies: Midrange, Stun
Format: ocg

Legality

Main 50 / Extra 20 / Side 0 — status under the rules at evaluation time: Illegal. 2 violation(s).

Identity & game plan

Win condition: Link and Synchro pressure from Maliss, Ashtra and Live Twin Link monsters, backed by Chaos Angel, Perfectron Hydradrive Dragon and Topologic Blaster Dragon; Horus monsters (Imsety x2) recurring from the GY with King's Sarcophagus
Turn 1 (going first): Open a Maliss or Ashtra starter, extend into a Link, then protect the board with hand traps and Ashtra Traps
Turn 2 (going second): Use hand traps (11 in deck) to disrupt the opponent's first summon, then rebuild through Link and Synchro summons from the GY
Recovery: Ash Blossom, Ghost Belle and Ghost Ogre recover the board after a disruption, with Maliss Traps and Ashtra searches refilling the hand
After siding: No Side Deck is present, so there is no post-side plan

Why it scores here

The deck is scored as a connected system, not as an average of its cards. It is built as a Toolbox list that mixes at least six archetype families (Maliss, Ashtra, Live Twin, Evil Twin, Bystial, Horus), so its engines compete for the same hand and the exact Horus purity is only 2.9 percent. Its interaction density is high: 11 hand traps and 11 negation-text cards give it a strong going-second plan, which is why end-board interaction and going-second scores sit above the rest. Consistency is weak: each 2-copy starter has roughly a 19 percent chance to appear in a 5-card opening hand, and the 17 singleton slots add brick risk. No combo boards are recorded, so floor, median and ceiling rest on text reading and are Inferred only. Popularity and archetype usage did not earn points, and the Forbidden Link Decoder plus the 20-card Extra Deck cap the final score low.

Dimension scores

#	Dimension	Score	Evidence
D1	Engine Accessibility & Consistency	40	P(at least one 2-copy starter in 5 cards) about 0.19; engine spread across Maliss, Ashtra and Live Twin dilutes the core (Inferred)
D2	Opening-Hand Quality & Brick Management	30	Many singletons and 11 hand traps mean frequent dead draws without a board; no brick estimate was supplied (Inferred)
D3	Combo Conversion & Ceiling	35	No parseable combo boards; ceiling read only from Link and Synchro card text such as Perfectron and Topologic (Inferred)
D4	Combo Floor & Median Output	30	combo data is empty, so the median is unknown and scored conservatively (Provisional)
D5	Interruption Resilience & Route Redundancy	45	Ash Blossom, Ghost Belle, Ghost Ogre and multiple Maliss and Ashtra recursion routes give some redundancy (Inferred)
D6	Resource Economy, Recovery & Grind	40	Maliss and Ashtra recursion plus Imsety recursion from the GY give some grind; no resource telemetry (Inferred)
D7	End-Board & Interaction Quality	60	11 hand traps and 11 negation-text cards cover the end board with varied interaction (Inferred semantic read)
D8	Going-Second & Board-Breaking Power	55	Going-second hand-trap density is strong: P(at least one hand trap in 6 cards) is about 0.79 (Inferred)
D9	Offensive Pressure & Closing Power	55	High-ATK Links and Synchros such as Perfectron (5000 ATK) and Topologic (3500 ATK) give closing power (Verified card text plus Inferred)
D10	Main Deck Efficiency & Flexibility	40	33 distinct Main Deck cards and only 2.9 percent exact-archetype purity lower compactness; the list is off-archetype heavy (Verified composition)
D11	Extra Deck Efficiency & Coverage	35	Extra Deck holds 20 cards against a limit of 15 and runs several overlapping Link routes; it is illegal as built (Verified)
D12	Side Deck Adaptability	10	No Side Deck is present, so no post-side adaptability exists (Verified)
D13	Matchup Coverage & Format Fit	25	No dated metagame sample; only archetype-level context is available (Provisional)
D14	Pilotability & Error Tolerance	40	Multi-engine lines with many decision points, mixed archetypes and Link material chains raise the pilot burden (Inferred)

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Toolbox. Structural ≈ 40, Going First ≈ 35, Going Second ≈ 45, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 25. Modifiers: Banlist exposure (Forbidden card in list) (-6); Extra Deck over size limit (-3); Engine conflicts across archetypes (-3). Final formula: 0.80*Structural + 0.20*TournamentReliability + ContextModifiers (Meta provisional); Illegal deck capped low, theoretical/structural-only

Probability & combo summary

Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.19 · 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

11 hand traps and 11 negation-text cards give strong going-second interaction
Several high-ATK Link and Synchro finishers, including Perfectron Hydradrive Dragon and Topologic Blaster Dragon
Layered recursion through Maliss, Ashtra and Ghost monsters

Weaknesses

Illegal as built: Forbidden Link Decoder and a 20-card Extra Deck
Low archetype purity (2.9 percent exact Horus) and six or more archetype families competing for the same hand
Many singletons and 2-copy starters give low opening-hand starter odds
No Side Deck and no combo data

Critical choke points

Each engine needs one of a few 2-copy starters, so a single opening-hand miss stalls the line
Link Summons depend on a Link Monster already on the field, so an early disruption breaks the chain

Recommended changes

Priority	Remove	Add	Reason
1	Link Decoder	A legal Link or Synchro card that fits the main engine	Removes the Forbidden violation so the list can be legal
2	One Extra Deck card with the weakest fit (for example Herald of the Arc Light or Ekhajar)	Nothing; reduce the Extra Deck to 15 cards	Brings the Extra Deck within its 15-card limit
3	Cards from the off-core archetypes that do not feed the main engine	Core Maliss or Ashtra starters, plus Horus core cards such as Hapi if Horus is the intended plan	Raises archetype purity and starter density

Evidence & confidence

Verified: Legality: Illegal, with Link Decoder Forbidden and a 20-card Extra Deck; Main Deck is 50 cards and within the 40 to 60 range; Copy limits: Semi-Limited 2-copy and Limited 1-copy cards are legal as run; Exact-name archetype purity is 2.9 percent
Inferred: Opening-hand starter odds from hypergeometric estimates; Interaction density from hand-trap and negation text; Brick risk from singleton count and mixed archetypes
Provisional: Meta power and matchup fit: no dated metagame sample
Data gaps: No combos supplied: floor, median and ceiling are text-only inference No tournament link: archetype meta share and per-pilot record are absent No win-rate telemetry exists in YGOVN Meta Power is Provisional unless a dated metagame sample is supplied No Side Deck, so no post-side evidence

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