Dogmatika Deck #774575 — Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 30/100 (±8 · Confidence: Low)

• Primary strategy: Combo
• Secondary strategies: Midrange, Fusion, Synchro
• Format: tcg

Legality

Main 55 / Extra 15 / Side 0 — status under the rules at evaluation time: Illegal. 3 violation(s).

Identity & game plan

• Win condition: Fallen of Albaz (Dogmatika/Branded engine) into Level 8+ Fusion closers such as The Dragon that Devours the Dogma, Lubellion, Titaniklad and Mixousia (text-based read, Inferred); Synchro closers (Three Champions of Swordsoul, Despian Luluwalilith) and Hyperinvoked Aeon as a high-ATK Extra Deck finisher (Inferred)
• Turn 1 (going first): Open Nadir Servant, Mulcharmy Fuwalos or a Fallen-of-Albaz starter, search Fallen of Albaz or Dogmatika Ecclesia, then fuse through Branded Fusion or Fallen of Albaz effects (Inferred)
• Turn 2 (going second): Use the hand traps (Ash Blossom, Droll & Lock Bird, Artifact Lancea, Branded Retribution) to stop the opponent's Extra Deck summons, then rebuild a Fusion or Synchro board (Inferred)
• Recovery: Recover through the GY Fallen-of-Albaz effects, Blazing Cartesia and Incredible Ecclesia revival, and Mistaken Arrest or Pot of Sloth to refill the hand (Inferred)
• After siding: Not evaluable: the deck runs zero side cards, so there is no post-side plan

Why it scores here

The deck reliably opens a Dogmatika/Branded starter in most hands because the archetype core group is very dense (about 97% at least one in a 5-card opening hand, hypergeometric, Inferred). Its Fallen of Albaz engine, with redundant starters such as Dogmatika Ecclesia, Incredible Ecclesia and Blazing Cartesia, gives it several independent routes into Fusion summons, which is why D1 and D5 score well. Interaction is dense: three Ash Blossom copies, Droll & Lock Bird, Artifact Lancea, Branded Retribution and Dogmatika Fleurdelis, so D7 and D8 carry real weight. The Extra Deck has several high-ATK closers, and that drives D9. The score is held down by the illegal copy limits, the lack of any recorded boards so the combo floor and median are unknown, the zero-card side deck, and low archetype purity (about 4%, with 67 of 70 non-Dogmatika-name copies spread across Branded, Despia, Albaz Dragon and generic cards). The deck is illegal as built, so this is a theoretical structural read only. Popularity and card-level power were not averaged into the score.

Dimension scores

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Combo primary with Midrange secondary (structural computation uses Combo profile). Structural ≈ 61, Going First ≈ 60, Going Second ≈ 52, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 54. Modifiers: Illegal copy-limit cap (-18); Banlist exposure (-4); No side deck (-4); Archetype spread (-3). Final formula: Theoretical structural-only (Illegal cap). Uncapped 0.80*61 + 0.20*54 ≈ 60, then modifiers net -12 gives 48, then capped low at 30 because the list breaks three copy limits (Ash Blossom, The Fallen & The Virtuous, Super Polymerization). Meta Power null (provisional).

Probability & combo summary

• Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.97 · 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

• Dense archetype-core opening access (about 97% for at least one core card in 5 cards, Inferred)
• Redundant Fallen-of-Albaz and Ecclesia starters create several independent routes
• Strong Extra Deck closers at 2500-3800 ATK
• Seven hand traps plus several negation and removal effects give dense interaction

Weaknesses

• Illegal as built: three Semi-Limited cards run 3 copies against a limit of 2
• No side deck, so no best-of-3 adaptation
• Low archetype purity (4.3%) and a wide sub-archetype spread dilute engine coherence
• No recorded boards, so the floor and median are unknown

Critical choke points

• The Fallen of Albaz (Fallen of Albaz) starter is needed for most Fusion routes; losing it to a targeted interaction collapses several lines
• Branded Fusion is a single-copy Limited card, so a single removal or hand trap on the enabler stops the Branded Fusion route
• Level 8 Fusion closers need Fallen of Albaz as material, so the closers share one choke point

Recommended changes

Evidence & confidence

• Verified: Main Deck 55 cards and Extra Deck 15 cards, both within the TCG size rules; Three copy-limit violations: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, The Fallen & The Virtuous and Super Polymerization each at 3 copies against a legal 2; Five Limited cards each at one legal copy; Zero side deck cards; Card text and stats from the cards array (for example Hyperinvoked Aeon 3800 ATK)
• Inferred: Opening-hand access to the Fallen-of-Albaz engine (hypergeometric, Inferred); Interaction density and negation coverage from card text; Going-first and going-second estimates from text and probability only; Closing power of the Extra Deck from card stats and text
• Provisional: Meta Power (null, no dated metagame sample); Matchup and format fit (D13, no tournament link)
• Data gaps: Illegal as built (copy limits breached on 3 cards), so this is a theoretical structural read only combo data empty: no parseable boards, so the floor, median and ceiling are text-only inference Inconsistency in the export: usage statistics marks Ecclesia and the Dark Dragon, Mirrorjade, Titaniklad, Rindbrumm, Lubellion, Mixousia, Despian Quaeritis, Granguignol, The Dragon that Devours the Dogma and The Three Champions of Swordsoul as in this deck=false, yet the cards array lists all of them in the Extra Deck, so the core-presence figures cannot be trusted until the deck-resolution step is checked No tournament link, so archetype meta-share and match record are absent No win-rate telemetry exists, so going-first/second, brick and matchup signals are Inferred or Unknown Meta Power is Provisional unless a dated metagame sample is supplied Side deck is empty, so no post-side evidence exists