A good showing for Dinomorphia. It has been a deck I have wanted to build for some tine now, but it is a pricy one in Master Duel. Always been a fan of using my Lp and graveyard as resources in my TCGs.
In waiting for the Dinomorphia pack, Im glad I found your vids. Its sometimes difficult to find a specialist. I have been playing a ton of Lab, and have been trying some Traptrix. I just like trap based decks 🎉
Transaction Rollback is a staple in Lab because there's ways to discard it and use it from GY. Card still provides redundancy but also cuts half HP, so I wonder if it can work in Dinomorphia? Opinions?
@@Folfire That is a card that I always wish we can use. The grave effect is nice. Able to copy any trap that we have in GY while also cutting down our LP. Unfortunately, without way of discarding or milling it, it is hard to put it to the GY in the first place.
Im waiting for the dinomorphia secret pack come out. what decks are troublesome to go against with playing Dinomorphia, and what strategy do you use to counter them?
Yeah. I hope it will be coming in next month along with Intact and Transcendosaurus. About our worst matchup, I think the top three are Mikanko, Scareclaw, and Labrynth. Thankfully, only the latter is commonly found in ladder. Mikanko: They all has 0 ATK which makes it impossible to be dealt by Rexterm and Ferret only. Their reflection damage can kill us easily if we are not careful. Futhermore, they always have board breakers, the worst is Lava Golem, which is the silver bullet for us. I usually wait and don't commit to any play until they started to take the initiative and commit their resource to kill you. You will always want to put your monsters in Defense Position against them due to having 0 DEF. Arc Rebellion can give you a window for attacking when you can go for game, as it negates the effect of their monsters. Scareclaw: Saves for Reich, their main deck monsters also has 0 ATK, which means that your Ferret will usually not clearing their board entirely. Scareclaw Kashtira in particular is dangerous because it can attack using its DEF in defense position, usually preying on your Therizia. Their Light-Heart has a lowly 500 ATK, which can't be prevented by Rexterm without additional cards that pays LP when going first. Reichphobia is also their out to Rexterm which can also be searched with Light-Heart. Finally, Tri-Heart will put all of our monsters to defense, making him one of few monsters that can stand toe-to toe with Rexterm. This is deadly when coupled with Belone, which gives him Piercing. If going first, I tend to save the Strike/Judgment for Tri-Heart summon, holding the fusion traps until they do summon it. That way, their Reichphobia will have less chance on popping off your non-chainable traps. Labrynth: Our long rival. They can out grind us easily with furnitures, they have a lot of out to Rexterm (Big Welcome in particular is very reliable against us), they often run Dimensional Barrier and Virus, and their Lady can be triggered by our traps. This is one of the decks that I still can't consistently beat even when going first. When facing them, I always make sure to save Ash, Belle, and Judgment for their Welcome. When making board, it is often a good idea to go for Kentregina control instead of Rexterm. Use brute to destroy their backrow (ideally destroying Therizia, which will summon Diplos), then use Kentregina to copy brute and destroy another of their backrows (destroying Diplos, which will summon Therizia that will set another Brute or Sonic to prepare for the next turn). Therefore, I usually run additional copy of Brute if I encounter them often. Hope it helps!
@@Arkemenes Yeah. In the end, it was never used. If I can choose what I want to swap it for, I think Dolkka or Tornado Dragon are the best. Sadly, I still don't have them yet.
Hi, my friend? How are you? I noticed a comment on Master Duel Meta, where you said using mind drain because of the Branded, which cards did you replace with mind drain? And I have a lot of difficulty facing Labrinth...
I'm fine, thank you! If I were to use mind drain again, I think I will cut one non-engine such as Nibiru. Against Labrynth, you might want to add additional copies of Belle and Brute. Controlling their backrow and preventing Welcome resolve is the key.
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A good showing for Dinomorphia. It has been a deck I have wanted to build for some tine now, but it is a pricy one in Master Duel. Always been a fan of using my Lp and graveyard as resources in my TCGs.
In waiting for the Dinomorphia pack, Im glad I found your vids. Its sometimes difficult to find a specialist. I have been playing a ton of Lab, and have been trying some Traptrix. I just like trap based decks 🎉
Thank you! Glad to be of help! I want to try other trap decks too sometimes. Always wanted to try Amazement for change of pace.
Transaction Rollback is a staple in Lab because there's ways to discard it and use it from GY. Card still provides redundancy but also cuts half HP, so I wonder if it can work in Dinomorphia? Opinions?
@@Folfire That is a card that I always wish we can use. The grave effect is nice. Able to copy any trap that we have in GY while also cutting down our LP. Unfortunately, without way of discarding or milling it, it is hard to put it to the GY in the first place.
Good news. Dino pack is a thing
Riva THE GOAT!
Thank you! It was a rough climb, but I'm glad I managed to do it!
Dinomorphia is the True Dark Horse/Rogue Deck of this meta, hopefully Konami release the secret pack soon.
Good news. It happened
Im waiting for the dinomorphia secret pack come out. what decks are troublesome to go against with playing Dinomorphia, and what strategy do you use to counter them?
This… cmon Konami speed up the pace of secret packs
Yeah. I hope it will be coming in next month along with Intact and Transcendosaurus.
About our worst matchup, I think the top three are Mikanko, Scareclaw, and Labrynth. Thankfully, only the latter is commonly found in ladder.
Mikanko: They all has 0 ATK which makes it impossible to be dealt by Rexterm and Ferret only. Their reflection damage can kill us easily if we are not careful. Futhermore, they always have board breakers, the worst is Lava Golem, which is the silver bullet for us. I usually wait and don't commit to any play until they started to take the initiative and commit their resource to kill you. You will always want to put your monsters in Defense Position against them due to having 0 DEF. Arc Rebellion can give you a window for attacking when you can go for game, as it negates the effect of their monsters.
Scareclaw: Saves for Reich, their main deck monsters also has 0 ATK, which means that your Ferret will usually not clearing their board entirely. Scareclaw Kashtira in particular is dangerous because it can attack using its DEF in defense position, usually preying on your Therizia. Their Light-Heart has a lowly 500 ATK, which can't be prevented by Rexterm without additional cards that pays LP when going first. Reichphobia is also their out to Rexterm which can also be searched with Light-Heart. Finally, Tri-Heart will put all of our monsters to defense, making him one of few monsters that can stand toe-to toe with Rexterm. This is deadly when coupled with Belone, which gives him Piercing. If going first, I tend to save the Strike/Judgment for Tri-Heart summon, holding the fusion traps until they do summon it. That way, their Reichphobia will have less chance on popping off your non-chainable traps.
Labrynth: Our long rival. They can out grind us easily with furnitures, they have a lot of out to Rexterm (Big Welcome in particular is very reliable against us), they often run Dimensional Barrier and Virus, and their Lady can be triggered by our traps. This is one of the decks that I still can't consistently beat even when going first. When facing them, I always make sure to save Ash, Belle, and Judgment for their Welcome. When making board, it is often a good idea to go for Kentregina control instead of Rexterm. Use brute to destroy their backrow (ideally destroying Therizia, which will summon Diplos), then use Kentregina to copy brute and destroy another of their backrows (destroying Diplos, which will summon Therizia that will set another Brute or Sonic to prepare for the next turn). Therefore, I usually run additional copy of Brute if I encounter them often.
Hope it helps!
Is evilswarm really used? Wouldn’t be better to use a Dolkka, Bagooska or even Zeus?
@@Arkemenes Yeah. In the end, it was never used. If I can choose what I want to swap it for, I think Dolkka or Tornado Dragon are the best. Sadly, I still don't have them yet.
@@ItsumiRivarydon’t forget Branded
That super poly is a menace
Could you make a dinomorphia guide?
Maybe one day. Sadly I haven't got enough time nowadays, let alone climbing the ladder this season. Hopefully I can make it next month.
Hi, my friend? How are you? I noticed a comment on Master Duel Meta, where you said using mind drain because of the Branded, which cards did you replace with mind drain? And I have a lot of difficulty facing Labrinth...
I'm fine, thank you!
If I were to use mind drain again, I think I will cut one non-engine such as Nibiru. Against Labrynth, you might want to add additional copies of Belle and Brute. Controlling their backrow and preventing Welcome resolve is the key.
Thank you very much for the tips!