Copium

WARNING: This deck has little to no early game. If you don't like decks that sacrifice early pressure for a stronger burst turn, then this deck probably isn't for you. Grade 1 Turn: Your G1 turn will usually consist of only Miderotgd and Tiglatt. That's it. Going second with this deck isn't as bad as it used to be because of the G1 Persona Shield Ticket, and you'll still be able to start generating hand advantage once you reach G2. Grade 2 Turn: Your G2 turn will mainly consist of: Miderotgd + Rayvos + Life Cessation. DO NOT call Urut/Luael during this turn; calling them on G2 is usually just a liability because you want to save them for your G3 burst turn. If you have: - Anachronous Dragon in your gauge - 1 Distorted Bane in drop - 1 Distorted Bane in hand then congratulations—you can generate around 4 cards during your G2 turn while still forming a three-lane board. However, if you only have a Bane in drop but none in hand, or one in hand but none in drop, consider not calling Anachronous Dragon from gauge on G2. You may end up losing fuel that you will need for your G3 turn. Your goal is to survive until G3 while staying at around 2–3 damage for two reasons: 1. You want Urut/Luael to be active during your G3 turn. 2. Urut/Luael also has strong synergy with Tickdown Dragon. Grade 3 Turn: Once you reach G3, your priority is to dig for as many Distorted Banes as possible. Your basic sequence should be: Urut/Luael → Tickdown Dragon. First, use Urut/Luael to CB1 and draw, after that, use Tickdown Dragon to EB3 and check the top 7 cards of your deck. If you have 2 or more Urut/Luaels in hand, consider using them first before activating Tickdown Dragon. This lets you dig even deeper, effectively checking up to the top 9 cards for Distorted Banes. If all of your Banes are already accounted for, you can instead use Tickdown Dragon to look for Animus or Anachronous Dragon. If You Have Wrester: If you have Wrester in hand, do not immediately play the Distorted Bane you just found, instead: Call Wrester → discard the fresh Bane → get another Bane from deck This is important because Wrester's skill can only activate if you "haven't played an Order yet that turn." The Distorted Bane brought out through Wrester's skill can then be played from drop afterward. Because of this, getting all 4 Distorted Banes out of your deck is already a major win and greatly improves the consistency of your burst turn.