Notes & Combos

Volviendo por estos terrenos con un deck trampero como siempre en este caso con el poder de la familia de odion toreto estaria contento.

Coming back to this as always with the “trap-heavy” playstyle; in this case, with the power of Odion’s family — even Toretto would be proud. The deck is fun; obviously it’s not the best in the world. It reached an 18.0, going from Legend 1 to almost 4, but in the later ranks it started to struggle. There was also some bad luck and a few mistakes due to the times I was playing.

The contribution of the Gravekeepers monsters isn’t that significant: in most cases you’ll win thanks to Odion’s skill and his continuous traps, but their biggest contribution is Necrovalley, which will win you games against most meta decks.

As for the Gravekeepers monsters, they help you bring out Links more easily, especially “The Goddess,” which wins a lot of games.

Thanks to “Temple of Necrovalley,” you can reuse the field spell multiple times and ignore the banlist. Just note: the field spell must be in the graveyard for this card to activate it from there; its other effect lets you activate it from your hand, but you won’t really use that one.

On the last day, with “Mystery Box,” I added Evolzar. Honestly, its synergy with the Apophis cards is great, and it will probably become the go-to Rank 6 Xyz in Odion decks.

That’s basically it.