Magistus Deck #99308 — Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel

40 Main, 15 Extra, incl. Rilliona, the Magistus of Verre x3, Silent Magician x3, Spellbook Magician of Prophecy x3. Created Sep 10, 2023 by YGO Mod.

Deck Magistus Master Duel

Created by: YGO Mod (20517634)

Created On: 09/10/2023

 
 


Official AI Deck Power Analysis
ToolboxConfidence: Medium
47± 5/ 100
Power Score
Structural 48
Reliability 45
Going First 55
Going Second 60

Deck — Deck Power Evaluation

Final Contextual Deck Power: 47/100 (±5 · Confidence: Medium)

Overall score Value
Structural Deck Power 48
Going First 55
Going Second 60
Meta Power provisional
Tournament Reliability 45
  • Primary strategy: Toolbox
  • Secondary strategies: Combo
  • Format: master-duuel

Legality

Main 40 / Extra 15 / Side 0 — status: Legal.

Identity & game plan

  • Win condition: Board-breaking advantage converted via high-ATK boss monsters (Black Luster Soldier, Mekk-Knight Crusadia Avramax, Quintet Magician) or direct OTK potential using Exodia/Quintet clears.; Control via layered negates (Silent Magician, Zoroa) and resource denial, grinding out games until opponent exhausts resources.
  • Turn 1 (going first): Search for a Magistus/Spellbook/Exodia starter, extend into Link/Fusion/Synchro plays, set interaction/negates, and establish a multi-layered board capable of surviving interruption.
  • Turn 2 (going second): Deploy non-engine board breakers (Harpie's Feather Duster, Lightning Storm, Obliterate!!!) to dismantle opponent's board, then search a starter to rebuild momentum and close.
  • Recovery: Leverage recursion tools (Dharc/Lyna Charmer, Magistus Vritra, Monster Reborn) and draw engines (Saryuja Skull Dread, Linkuriboh) to stabilize after disruption.
  • After siding: Not applicable; deck runs zero side deck cards, relying entirely on main deck flexibility for adaptation.

Why it scores here

This deck operates as a massive kitchen-sink toolbox that prioritizes board-breaking versatility and high-ceiling combo conversion over focused consistency. Its strength lies in an overwhelming array of searchers, recursion, and non-engine removal that guarantees going-second relevance and endboard interaction, while its boss monster pool provides lethal closing power. However, the system suffers from severe main deck dilution, zero hand traps, and zero side deck capacity, which drastically increases brick risk and lowers pilotability. Popularity or archetype share did not influence this score, nor were individual card ratings averaged; the evaluation reflects the friction of juggling competing engines, the vulnerability to early disruption, and the high cognitive load required to execute reliably.

Dimension scores

# Dimension Score Evidence
D1 Engine Accessibility & Consistency 65 P(≥1 searcher in hand 5) ≈ 0.95; high starter density across multiple archetypes ensures frequent engine activation (Inferred)
D2 Opening-Hand Quality & Brick Management 55 High brick risk from conflicting Exodia/Spellbook/Magistus cores and zero hand traps creates volatile opening hands (Inferred)
D3 Combo Conversion & Ceiling 85 Ceiling reaches 4500+ ATK and full-board clears via Quintet/Saryuja/Avramax when extensions connect (Inferred)
D4 Combo Floor & Median Output 60 Median output drops due to unfocused engine mixing and lack of consistent hand traps to protect starts (Inferred)
D5 Interruption Resilience & Route Redundancy 70 Strong recursion (Charmer, Vritra, MR) and multiple independent lines provide solid interruption resilience (Inferred)
D6 Resource Economy, Recovery & Grind 55 Heavy float and search density exist, but resources deplete rapidly against multi-step disruption (Inferred)
D7 End-Board & Interaction Quality 70 Solid negation (Silent Magician, Zoroa) and removal (HFD, Lightning Storm) layer meaningful endboard interaction (Inferred)
D8 Going-Second & Board-Breaking Power 75 Non-engine breakers (Obliterate, HFD, Lightning Storm) ensure reliable going-second board dismantling (Inferred)
D9 Offensive Pressure & Closing Power 80 Boss monster pool includes BLS (3000), Avramax (3000), and Saryuja (2800) for strong offensive closing power (Verified)
D10 Main Deck Efficiency & Flexibility 35 Extremely diluted main deck with 0 hand traps, 0 side deck, and massive splash archetypes severely hurts efficiency (Verified)
D11 Extra Deck Efficiency & Coverage 55 Extra deck covers fusion/synchro/link extensively but sacrifices consistency for broad coverage (Inferred)
D12 Side Deck Adaptability 10 Zero side deck cards limit post-match adaptation entirely, capping adaptability (Verified)
D13 Matchup Coverage & Format Fit 45 Provisional; generic toolbox structure fits broadly but lacks format-defining identity or dated meta data (Provisional)
D14 Pilotability & Error Tolerance 25 High complexity from juggling multiple archetypes and decision trees severely limits pilotability and error tolerance (Inferred)

How the score was computed

Strategy profile: Toolbox. Structural ≈ 48, Going First ≈ 55, Going Second ≈ 60, Meta = provisional, Tournament Reliability ≈ 45. Modifiers: Engine conflicts & brick risk (-8); No hand traps / vulnerable to opens (-5); Pilotability complexity (-4); Kitchen sink anti-meta fit (3). Final formula: 0.80*Structural + 0.20*TournamentReliability (Meta provisional)

Probability & combo summary

  • Opening a starter: P(≥1) ≈ 0.95 · key two-card combo ≈ — · full-brick estimate ≈ 0.28 (all Inferred)
  • Combo output: best PowerIndex —, median —, board-per-starter —
  • Turn order: 0 going-first lines vs 0 going-second lines

Strengths

  • Exceptional board-breaking toolkit for going-second scenarios
  • Massive boss monster pool with high ATK and protection effects
  • Strong recursion and draw engines sustain long games
  • High searcher density ensures frequent engine activation

Weaknesses

  • Severe main deck dilution with zero hand traps
  • Zero side deck capacity eliminates post-match adaptation
  • High brick risk from conflicting archetypes
  • Extremely complex decision trees lower pilotability

Critical choke points

  • Early disruption without hand trap response
  • Simultaneous need for Exodia pieces, Spellbook spells, and Magistus tuners
  • Over-reliance on specific non-engine breakers (HFD, Lightning Storm) to go second
Priority Remove Add Reason
1 Multiple Exodia pieces and generic tech (Kuriboh, Eyes Restrict, Black Luster Soldier) Hand traps (Ash Blossom, Droll & Lock Bird, Effect Veiler) Eliminates dead draws, protects openings, and aligns the deck with modern toolbox standards.
2 Redundant splash links/fusions (Sanwitch, Relinquished Anima, Linkuriboh) Focused Magistus/Spellbook staples (Instant Fusion, Once Upon a Fairy Tail, Verre Magic) Increases archetype purity and reduces engine conflict while maintaining combo potential.

Evidence & confidence

  • Verified: Legality confirmed: 40/15/0 split, Master Duel banfield compliant; Card text confirms negates, removal, recursion, and boss ATK values; Zero hand traps and zero side deck cards present in main list; Usage statistics show 4% core presence with 25 missing staple cards
  • Observed: Combos evidence reports 0 scored boards; no parseable recorded lines available
  • Inferred: P(≥1 searcher) ≈ 0.95 drives engine accessibility; Brick rate estimated at ~28% due to conflicting core sets; Structural power calculated via Toolbox weight profile applied to dimension scores; Resilience and board-breaking rated based on semantic card text reads
  • Provisional: Matchup format fit lacks dated metagame sample; evaluated as generic toolbox baseline; Meta Power remains null pending tournament telemetry
  • Data gaps: no combos supplied — combo floor/median/ceiling is text-only inference no tournament link — archetype meta-share and per-pilot match record absent no win-rate telemetry exists in YGOVN (going-first/second, matchup, game-level, brick/starter/OTK rates) — those signals are Inferred or Unknown Meta Power is Provisional unless a dated metagame sample is supplied

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