Instructions for playing Infernoble Knight

Anyone who opens a new Main box to build Agent, Dark Fluid, Sun, etc. can conveniently build Infernoble to experience it. This article will provide detailed instructions on how to use Infernoble knight in Duel Links

Sections covered in this guide:

1/ How these warriors operate

2/ The cards in the main deck belong to Archetype

3/ Extra Deck

4/ Other important leaves

5/ Combo

6/ Sample deck

How these warriors operate

Many people may be afraid of playing Infernoble Knights because in other formats, this deck is known to be quite a difficult deck to play because there are many different complex combos you can dance. However, in Duel Links, this deck is simpler so don't be afraid to try them.

"Infernoble Knight" is an Archetype consisting of Fire Warrior monsters with a series of effects revolving around Equip Magic, called "Noble Arms". This is a sub-branch of Archeypte "Noble Knight". However, the other side is all Light Warriors while many of our effects require Fire Warrior monsters so we don't play much "Noble Knight" combined with Infernoble decks.

Currently, Noble Knights have 4 Synchro Monsters and 3 Xyz Monsters in Duel Links, in which Xyz combines quite well with "Noble Knights" and Synchro cards mainly combine with "Infernoble Knight".

The cards in the main deck belong to Archetype

Includes Noble & Infernoble Knights + Noble Arms

Infernoble Knight Ogier (x2-3)

Is this a boy or a girl? :v?

The main starter of the deck, Ogier's ability allows us to mill (put cards from the deck to the grave) Noble Arm or Fire Warrior cards, thereby setting up a combo line with Infernoble Knight - Renaud to add those cards to the hand.

Ogier's second effect allows him to equip himself on a Warrior monster as an Equip Spell that can protect that monster on the field from being destroyed by card effects , this helps us protect bosses. mine .

Definitely play x2-3 depending on the number of searchers and what you like.

Infernoble Knight - Renaud (x2-3)

Why is this a UR card and not a boss monster??

Because Renaud is one of the best combo extension cards in this deck, as it is almost a '2 for 1' card. At the same time, it is the only tuner card in the main deck that allows us to Synchro, special summon and turn into a tuner.

Renaud is mainly used to retrieve cards like Immortal Phoenix Gearfried or important Noble Arms sent down by Ogier's effects.

This is important!!! Renaud can only be a Tuner when special summoned by its own effect, but special summoning by other means is not a tuner.

I think we should only put x2 range in the deck because we also have many ways to search in the deck.

Infernoble Knight Astolfo (x1-2)

I'm sure everyone here is no stranger to Astolfo from FGO, right :v, even in Yu-gi-oh! Astolfo is still a femboy (duma I'm so hot bro)

The second Extender of the deck and I was quite surprised with the versatility of this card. It can Banish any Fire Warrior Monster to special summon itself from the hand and become the level of the banished monster (can't be activated).

This can be used to banish any level 4 from the grave to special summon it and summon Infernoble Knights Emperor Charles along with Infernoble Knight Captain Roland . Alternatively, if you don't have Renaud in your hand, you can Mill 1 level 4 card with Infernoble Knight Ogier and then banish it with Astolfo and special summon this card to now have two level 4s on the field for play directions XYZ

This card also has the Graveyard effect of banishing yourself to special summon any Fire Warrior monster from your Graveyard or Banish Zone (Including Astolfo) during the second Standby Phase after activation. It sounds slow and ineffective, but sometimes by setting up this effect, we can win the bet in many difficult situations.

Maybe x2 is fine, but one thing to note is that both effects of this "guy" can only be used once per match!!!

Infernoble Knight Maugis (x0-1)

Garnet

You will never want to see this guy in your arms, because this guy is as bad off there as he is on the field. His sole purpose is to Equip Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles to destroy, reshuffle resources, and draw more cards.

Note that you can banish Magius from your hand to Summon Infernoble Knight Astolfo at level 4 or normal summon this card to get a Fire Warrior on the field for Infernoble Knight - Renaud can special summon

I don't like this card very much because it is wasted in 90% of possible cases, but if you play a lot of traps, you can still consider putting this card in.

Infernoble Knight - Roland (x0-1)

This card isn't very good, But damnn... this guy's clothes are so hot, I have to say drippp

However, I'm not a fan of this card. It can be thought of as a Quick Effect that equips any monster you control and grants it 500ATK. The best use for this is as a backup plan to trigger Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles 's effect to destroy, in case Infernoble Knight Captain Roland is banished (by DD Crow) or negated.

More important is the graveside effect, which helps search for any Fire Warriors or Equipped Magicians in the End Phase (End of Turn). This can be done with Ogier if you don't have a better card to mill, or you can equip it to one of your monsters before using it as material for summons from Extra deck or in response to the destruction of one of your Monsters

I like to save slots for stronger Staples, but this card is still okay, still helps us end the game.

Noble Knight Medraut (x0-1)

This card is a normal Noble Knight, it doesn't have a fire sword

This card is only slightly suitable for the deck but not too bad to include. We can use it as an alternative Starter by summoning him first, equipping him with something, then summoning Ogier with the effect and doing our combo from there. Don't forget that he is not a Fire Warrior, which means if negated, you cannot special summon Infernoble Knight - Renaud without controlling another monster.

He's also an easy way to get us into the deck's XYZ cards.

Play this card if you like XYZ or like a lot of Equip Spells. But the current light-type Noble Knights don't seem to be able to compete. They weren't too bad but were still outclassed by the Infernoble Knights.

Heritage of the Chalice (x1-3)

"Heritage of the Chalice" acts as the " Reinforcement of the Army " card. Chalice can take any "Noble Knight" or "Noble Arms" card from the Deck OR Graveyard (GY). Inmost cases, you will want to search for combo pieces such as: Infernoble Knight Ogier, Infernoble Knight - Renaudand Infernoble Knight Astolfo, but it can also be used to search for Equip Spell for XYZ if you don't have any. anything in the grave.

Additionally, if a "Noble Knight" monster is sent to the Graveyard while equipped with a "Noble Arms" card (e.g. Durendal), you can return Chalice from the graveyard to your hand.This second effect doesn't appear often, but it's still good, because the card can replenish itself back into the hand, creating an advantage for a comeback. It usually appears when you summon the Sacred Noble Knight of King Custenninto defend and end your turn, giving you the ability to return on your next turn.

"Infernoble Arms - Durendal" (x2-3)

The best Equip Spell card of the deck that we can own at the moment

"Infernoble Arms - Durendal" is the second "Reinforcement of the Army" card in the Deck. Durendal can help you get any FIRE Warrior Monster that is Level 5 or lower from your Deck into your hand (So it cannot search Noble Knight Medraut ). In addition, Durendal also has an additional effect when the equipped monster is sent to the GY. This Effect Special Summons a Fire-Warrior Monster from your Graveyard, which can be used to "extend" combos in certain situations ( Example : To combo summon Infernoble Knight Emperor Charle s or to equip it on enemy Monsters, deal with Dark Hole )

It's important to note that after using this effect, you can only Summon Warrior Monsters for the rest of the turn. Overall, this is a very flexible card that helps us a lot in the match.

"Infernoble Arms - Hauteclere" (x0-1)

This is also ok. With the first effect, it can target any monster you control and allow that monster to attack twice this turn, but your other monsters cannot attack the same turn, after that. Hauteclere will self-destruct. This is an okay effect, but the problem is that all your monsters have very high attack power, so you don't need to double attack a single one. It is also a turn-lasting effect, so if you activate it and your monster is destroyed, you cannot attack that turn

Another effect will be activated if this card is destroyed by the equipped monster leaving the field, you will Destroy 1 monster. If you play this card in your deck, this is the reason. It allows you to destroy your opponent's monster while comboing on turn 2. For example, you can equip it on Infernoble Knight - Renaud before sending it to the graveyard to play Synchro

Noble Arms - Excaliburn (x1)

It looks like the name says "burn" but in reality it doesn't have any burn damage at all. Instead, it causes Noble Knight Monsters to be equipped with Target immunity. This is the top target that we will send to the Graveyard with Infernoble Knight Captain Roland and equip it to Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles with its effect.

The second effect depends a bit on the situation, you can banish it from the graveyard to target the Xyz Noble Knight Monster you control and Rank-up. On your next turn, you can Summon any one of Rank 4s to destroy cards, then Rank-up 5s above them to destroy an additional monster.

Infernoble Knight Astolfo (Trap)

Trap

Besides Astolfo, we don't play any "Trap" in this deck because they clog the limited Spell/Trap area for Equip Spells. Teacherous Trap Hole can also be considered, but since that card is limited to 1, we should reserve that slot for the important card Reinforcement of The Army.

"Infernoble Arms - Joyeuse" (x0-1)

Joyeuse is the searchable version of " The Warrior Returning Alive ". This is a great tool to retrieve combo pieces from the effect of " Infernoble Knight Ogie r" or use for the next steps in the combo. When Joyeuse is sent from the field to the grave with the equipped monster, you can Special Summon a Fire-Warrior Monster from your hand. Unlike Durendal, you are not limited to only summoning a Warrior after activating this effect.

However, the effect of this card is quite redundant because all the monsters we want to summon are already very easy to summon. So we can not put this card in.

Extra Deck

Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles (x1-2)

This card can destroy the opponent's card at any time, you know what I mean

This is the main Boss of the Deck, let's see what this guy's big sword can do

The main way to summon this card is Infernoble Knight Captain Roland andlevel 4 Infernoble Knight Astolfoor any other level 4 card (5+4=9)

His first effect is to destroy a non-target card on the field whenever an equip card is equipped to a monster once per turn. This effect is extremely good because not many cards are immune to targeting and it can be used during your turn or your opponent's with the help of Infernoble Knight Captain Roland or Infernoble Knight - Roland . This applies to all Equip cards, meaning that assuming your opponent also uses an Equip Spell or a monster that can exchange for Equip, you can activate the effect and then destroy it.

During the End Phase, this card's second effect allows him to equip any Equip Spell from his hand or graveyard and optionally allows him to equip a Fire Warrior monster from deck and makes it give him 500 Atk. During your turn, most of the time you will want to equip Noble Arms - Excaliburn to protect your Charles from being targeted. During your opponent's turn, you can also do that or equip "Noble Arms - Durendal" to allow you to search further. The monster you want to equip will be Infernoble Knight Ogier to protect Charles from being destroyed or Infernoble Knight Maugis to self-destroy, restore resources and draw cards.

That optimally makes him a 3500-4000 Atk monster that is immune to being targeted, immune to being destroyed, and can destroy a Non-target card.

X1-x2 are fine because sometimes we will see the second Charles card looming on the field

Infernoble Knight Captain Roland (x1-2)

"Sax, now Roland also has a big sword."

Our Extra Deck tuner allows finding more Warriors by milling Spells at the end of the turn, and this is the main way to set up Noble Arms - Excaliburnfor Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles

Roland's second effect is equally important. He can equip from the Graveyard to a monster you control and buff its Atk by 500 points, which is our main way to activate Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles 's effect during your opponent's turn. Overall a very versatile card for the deck,

Like Charles plays him x1 or 2 as you like

Infernoble Knight Captain Oliver (x1)

A very stable voltage leaf. You usually summon this card on turn 2 and know you can't summon Infernoble Knight Emperor Charles because it can Destroy a card when equipped with something and attack. Note that cards are destroyed while declaring an attack, so if you successfully destroy a card with an effect, you can still continue attacking

Oliver's second effect is very interesting. He can target one of your monsters, revive himself from the grave, and then equip that target card to buff some ATK and cause this card's effect to activate. He also becomes a Tuner if summoned this way. This can be very useful in difficult games or to end the game when your opponent has low LP

A very tasty card with an interesting second effect

Ignoble Knight of High Laundsallyn (x0-1)

Infernoble Knight Laundsallyn is used in VERY SPECIFIC circumstances to aid in reaching ' Immortal Phoenix Gearfried ' early. The rest is very wasteful because Duel Links doesn't have Main Phase 2. If we have extra slots in the Extra deck, we can put this card in as well.

Sacred Noble Knight of King Custennin (x0-1)

Now comes Xyz

This is probably the best leaf. Can be done with any two 4th level Noble Knights. Can separate up to two ingredients and return that many cards to the opponent's hand, helping to lure the enemy into using negate and eliminating cards that cause difficulty in the second turn.

As for the second effect, if it is destroyed by battle or by card effects, it can transform into any of your other Xyz Noble Knight Monsters and give itself as material for that card. This is sometimes a useful backup plan if you go ahead or your combo gets interrupted. Then you just need to try to summon this card and pray to whatever god you believe in that your opponent can't OTK you :v

Play these XYZ cards if you play Noble Knight Medraut , other than his effects they are a bit difficult to summon

Artorigus King of the Noble Knights (x0-1)

Another rank 4 of the deck. When it is summoned, you can equip up to 3 Noble Arms cards in the Graveyard to yourself, making it really powerful the next turn you may have a few cards in the Graveyard.

With the second effect, Artorigus can destroy Spell/Trap on the field for the number of Noble Arms you control, not just the cards equipped to himself.

Sacred Noble Knight of King Artorigus (x0-1)

We have two ways to summon this card. 1 is due to the Sacred Noble Knight of King Custennin being destroyed or due to controlling an XYZ Monster and banishing Noble Arms - Excaliburn

When summoned, this card can also equip up to 3 Noble Arms with different names from the grave like the card above, which I have explained is quite ok.

Once per turn, you can detach an XYZ material to target another monster on the field and destroy it.

This guy also has a field effect , he can special summon any level 4 or HIGHER Noble Knight monster in your Graveyard. That means he can revive all of the deck's Synchros, which is another Win condition in difficult games

Overall, XYZ is pretty good but you'll find yourself not using them very often due to the fact that they're a bit difficult to summon and have no impact on opponents outside of the Off-field effect

Other important leaves

Salamandra & Phoenix (Skill Card) and Immortal Phoenix Gearfried (x3)

Wow, every skill with this card is crazy strong. Gearfried does everything you want while the skill complements it perfectly, what more could you want

First of all, it's super super super easy to summon. It can be special summoned by banishing 1 Equip Spell from the grave. The skill that makes this easily maxed out is that by showing Gearfried in hand, we can place a Legendary Sword straight into the grave to banish and at the same time place a Salamandra face down on the field to Equip. The skill also allows us to normally summon Gearfried in case we get bricked when we draw these two cards (be careful). Oh, and you need to remember that Gearfried's Effect is only One per turn, so even if there are 2 cards on the field, the remaining card is only Blue Eyes White Dragon :V

Once it is on the field with Salamandra from the skill equipped on it (or any Equip card is fine), it will be extremely strong thanks to the second effect that allows us to Negate + Destroy 1 Monster by giving 1 Equip Spell from on the field down. It's strong because it's not too difficult to Equip Gearfried to get the Negate Monster ability, because we have a third effect.

The third effect of this card is when you use this card to punch a monster, you can use that monster as an item to equip Gearfried. This sounds fantastic because it can almost counter all types of protection such as targets, cannot be destroyed,... (except for the Uneffected ability of some leaves that is not affected). It can only Equip 1 monster at a time, so when negating, remember to use the enemy's monster to get Equip.

There are two more things that I want to mention here . Because it can equip ANY monster, don't hesitate to equip your own monster if you have enough damage to punch opp to death, and of course it can negate handtraps such as Kiteroid. And of course, the Take Monster to Equip effect happens during the Damage Step so if we're targeting a monster and then steal that monster, we won't be able to attack again. So try when attacking, choose a monster to take that is not the card you are fighting