@@PKSkeith Honestly, it was just due to time constraints. I usually edit these videos at night, but this one I did before going into work. It was originally supposed to come out a week ago, but life stuff has just kept getting in the way.
@@d22268 Atrax is a good one of for the deck as it can activate Holeutea from hand for no cost, Gravedigger's from hand if you need more than 5 summons to get to Rafflesia to prevent Nibiru, and can be used as a part of an end board or summoned on your opponent's turn to where even if they are able to get some negates up, they will not be able to stop your Trap Hole cards, though.
16:06 Si, Typhon no es que haga mucho contra un deck que literalmente lo que tiene son monstruos que su atk no sobrepasa los 3000. Lo que si, buena compuerta contra decks que frecuentan a monstrios de atk masivo
Por ahora probando nibiru en el deck, ayuda en ir segundo y bastante. El lado malo es que a veces no es tan practico para el meta actual, aunque si es un buen asesino de decks kashtira.
It is really good! There are a lot of meta cards that it hits right now, including Snake Eyes. Only running 2 in the deck right now as a test, but I may run 3 and drop Floodgate down to 2.
the deck seems to be built for consistency, how would adding hand traps, like ash, imperm or evenly change things? Edit: also what do you think about paralel eXceed?
@@d22268 Yes indeed, consistency is the primary focus of this deck. Currently, it is running 2 Impermanence, as that does have some anti-synergy with the core function deck, since to activate it from the hand, you can not control any cards, thus denying you a trap activation for Sera on your turn or if pitched for another effect, like Holeutea, it is not recyclable with the in-archetype effects, since it is not a "Hole" trap card. Imperm is still a very strong tool though and is run at 2 for this reason. Ash is a good card, but with the most popular deck not being phased by it really and it also being able to link off of it with Hitta, can make it more of a liability currently. In the physical version of the deck, I run Ash in the side, though. Same with Evenly, it is a great side deck card when you know you are going second, but has the same problem as Imperm, since you do not want any cards on field when you activate it and does not have recursion in archetype if discard for another effect. Parallel eXceed I do not find worth running, especially with it only being at 2. With the most popular deck being able to fit so many handtraps, it is a very big target for negation, possibly clogging up your board when it inevitably does get negated, and bricking your hand if it is the only monster you draw.
@@stoic_hero_tcg soo, run exceed if not on md, in normals ash is a sidedeck card, same with evenly. btw i'm currently stuck trying to decide if i should run ray lancer or ty-phon, so any advice is appreciated
@@d22268 This was a hard decision for me too. TY-PHON seems good against certain decks, but overall, Ray Lancer helps the deck in more ways. I guess it is really what decks you are playing against more often.
@@Takagi_Pam I will be posting it on here shortly. Had to stay over at work and was not able to make a comment with the decklist when the video went live like I had planned originally.
Yeah, it keeps the deck more consistent. There are a few cards I want to experiment with, like Maxx "C" and the Full Armor engine, but I try to keep it as pure as possible.
@@arukarazukara8027 The deck is more consistent when it is pure, though I used to run some Kashtira in it before they got hit on the Master Duel banlist. I have started to experiment with a small Ragnaraika engine recently, much smaller than what most people run, as it does have some anti-synergy with Traptrix, despite the similarities. I have seen lot of people try Mathmech, Artifact, and I have even tried Ninja to support Traptrix. The problem is the archetype is not meta right now, so there is a lot more experimenting that needs done to get it optimal.
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Decklist currently testing:
1x Traptrix Atrax
3x Traptrix Myrmeleo
3x Traptrix Mantis
3x Traptrix Pudica
3x Traptrix Arachnocampa
2x Traptrix Dionaea
2x Traptrix Vesiculo
1x Traptrix Genlisea
3x Traptrip Garden
1x Traptantilizing Tune
1x Monster Reborn
3x Traptrix Holeutea
2x The Phantom Knights of Shade Brigandine
2x Lost Wind
2x Infinite Impermanence
3x Gravedigger's Trap Hole
3x Floodgate Trap Hole
2x Banishing Trap Hole
3x Traptrix Sera
1x Traptrix Cularia
2x Traptrix Atypus
1x I:P Masquerena
1x Mekk-Knight Crusadia Avramax
2x Traptrix Rafflesia
1x Traptrix Pinguicula
1x Traptrix Allomerus
1x Numer 41: Bagooska the Terribly Tired Tapir
1x Time Thief Redoer
1x Full Armored Utopic Ray Lancer
why not show the list in the video?
@@PKSkeith Honestly, it was just due to time constraints. I usually edit these videos at night, but this one I did before going into work. It was originally supposed to come out a week ago, but life stuff has just kept getting in the way.
i'm new to traptrix decks, why use Atrax?
@@d22268 Atrax is a good one of for the deck as it can activate Holeutea from hand for no cost, Gravedigger's from hand if you need more than 5 summons to get to Rafflesia to prevent Nibiru, and can be used as a part of an end board or summoned on your opponent's turn to where even if they are able to get some negates up, they will not be able to stop your Trap Hole cards, though.
That second round was blatant disrespect. 😂
@@Alonzone Haha, which match?
@@stoic_hero_tcg The one where the opponent paid half their life and you won using two Gravediggers.
16:06
Si, Typhon no es que haga mucho contra un deck que literalmente lo que tiene son monstruos que su atk no sobrepasa los 3000.
Lo que si, buena compuerta contra decks que frecuentan a monstrios de atk masivo
12:22
¿como te atreves a usar mis hechizos contra mi potter?
Por ahora probando nibiru en el deck, ayuda en ir segundo y bastante.
El lado malo es que a veces no es tan practico para el meta actual, aunque si es un buen asesino de decks kashtira.
Actualmente con yubel polulando por allí, ¿que tan util es esa trampa que destierra a monstruos de bajo ataque o es mas situacional?
It is really good! There are a lot of meta cards that it hits right now, including Snake Eyes. Only running 2 in the deck right now as a test, but I may run 3 and drop Floodgate down to 2.
the deck seems to be built for consistency, how would adding hand traps, like ash, imperm or evenly change things?
Edit: also what do you think about paralel eXceed?
@@d22268 Yes indeed, consistency is the primary focus of this deck. Currently, it is running 2 Impermanence, as that does have some anti-synergy with the core function deck, since to activate it from the hand, you can not control any cards, thus denying you a trap activation for Sera on your turn or if pitched for another effect, like Holeutea, it is not recyclable with the in-archetype effects, since it is not a "Hole" trap card. Imperm is still a very strong tool though and is run at 2 for this reason. Ash is a good card, but with the most popular deck not being phased by it really and it also being able to link off of it with Hitta, can make it more of a liability currently. In the physical version of the deck, I run Ash in the side, though. Same with Evenly, it is a great side deck card when you know you are going second, but has the same problem as Imperm, since you do not want any cards on field when you activate it and does not have recursion in archetype if discard for another effect.
Parallel eXceed I do not find worth running, especially with it only being at 2. With the most popular deck being able to fit so many handtraps, it is a very big target for negation, possibly clogging up your board when it inevitably does get negated, and bricking your hand if it is the only monster you draw.
@@stoic_hero_tcg soo, run exceed if not on md, in normals ash is a sidedeck card, same with evenly.
btw i'm currently stuck trying to decide if i should run ray lancer or ty-phon, so any advice is appreciated
@@d22268 This was a hard decision for me too. TY-PHON seems good against certain decks, but overall, Ray Lancer helps the deck in more ways. I guess it is really what decks you are playing against more often.
Your new cards are so great, could you give me your new decklist please? Thanks to you I know this deck and it is very fun.❤
@@Takagi_Pam I will be posting it on here shortly. Had to stay over at work and was not able to make a comment with the decklist when the video went live like I had planned originally.
Entonces por lo que veo, ¿intentas jugarlo más puro posible?
Yeah, it keeps the deck more consistent. There are a few cards I want to experiment with, like Maxx "C" and the Full Armor engine, but I try to keep it as pure as possible.
@@stoic_hero_tcgmeterle alguna otra cosa como dogmatik o ragnarika ayuda a traptrix o es mucho mejor llevarlo puro?
@@arukarazukara8027 The deck is more consistent when it is pure, though I used to run some Kashtira in it before they got hit on the Master Duel banlist. I have started to experiment with a small Ragnaraika engine recently, much smaller than what most people run, as it does have some anti-synergy with Traptrix, despite the similarities.
I have seen lot of people try Mathmech, Artifact, and I have even tried Ninja to support Traptrix. The problem is the archetype is not meta right now, so there is a lot more experimenting that needs done to get it optimal.
Please Deck List!!!
Deck list is in the pinned comment now. Had to stay over at work and was not able to post it when the video went live, my apologies.
@@stoic_hero_tcg Nono no need to apologize!!