Labrynth is more rogue and can pull more normal trap-related shenanigans, while Trix is limited to “Hole” traps. Either way, they’re both extremely controlling and whoever usually wins the matchup usually goes first.
@@clawsshotter ya and also Trix is more bricky(or maybe just my build). But I genuinely hate labyrinth due to there degeneracy and ease of getting what they need all the time. Especially when I play the master duel masochist seriously 😞
I notice very little people using tracheous when its literally the main core card of the archtype. Here how to use it. use sera to use Geneselia instead Rionea, she will tribute her self, revived your discarded hole and search new hole. Then search another hole with Sera, this combo will guaranteed you 3 set trap. Now if your field has 2 monster, xyz it to either Pinguicula or Rafflesia. If you xyz into Pingu, then link it with sera to summon Cularia, she will revive Pingu in the end phase. Use Cularia effect to set back Hole THAT DIDNT SET BY GENESELIA, with these no trapcard will end up in graveyard (Geneselia banished these trap from her own effect). With it, you can active/set your Tracheaous twice. Bannish any Holeautea in graveyard to revive sera or else Tracheous will not activated. If you xyz into rafflesia, you had to active Tracheous first (Either trough Raff or set on field) or else Tracheous will useless. On your turn link into Atypus to clear your own graveyard to active another Trachecous + or with Dion and Gene ( If previously you Set trap with Gene, there will be MAX 2 trap hole on your graveyard, so yeah good luck with cleaning that) Allomerus also an option because you can stole your opponent monster with Tracheous+ Allo, but she is too slow for stealing big monster. Another thing you can xyz is with Bagooska. But you need to not special summon Arachnochampa on your turn. I suggest not to bring other trap outside traphole when bringing Tracheous, Bring QuickPlay spell card if you want protection such as Forbidden card.
@@nhoeer744 ya that is a good strategy I think some reason why many people don’t use it is 1: going seconds does not help it at all, your opponent probably has a way to deal with it. Either a monster that is immune to being destroyed, untargetable or the next point 2: destroying back row with out summoning, tracheous need to target monsters (even your own) so if a lightning storm or harpies your efforts are wasted(I know if you searched the monster that can prevent set traps from being destroyed with pingu so you might be able to drop this point). But even then a evenly can just reck your board regardless 3: it forces you to have no traps in the grave, granted Holeautea is the only one that has a effect in the grave but it makes you second guess your raff, preventing you from using traps twice in fear of nullifying tracheous 4: does not stop effects, a hero deck can still summon stratos and fusion after, and runic does not care Again I think your strategy is great and can win a lot of duels I might make another deck around it Thanks for the tips
Labrynth is more rogue and can pull more normal trap-related shenanigans, while Trix is limited to “Hole” traps. Either way, they’re both extremely controlling and whoever usually wins the matchup usually goes first.
@@clawsshotter ya and also Trix is more bricky(or maybe just my build). But I genuinely hate labyrinth due to there degeneracy and ease of getting what they need all the time. Especially when I play the master duel masochist seriously 😞
I notice very little people using tracheous when its literally the main core card of the archtype.
Here how to use it.
use sera to use Geneselia instead Rionea, she will tribute her self, revived your discarded hole and search new hole. Then search another hole with Sera, this combo will guaranteed you 3 set trap.
Now if your field has 2 monster, xyz it to either Pinguicula or Rafflesia.
If you xyz into Pingu, then link it with sera to summon Cularia, she will revive Pingu in the end phase. Use Cularia effect to set back Hole THAT DIDNT SET BY GENESELIA, with these no trapcard will end up in graveyard (Geneselia banished these trap from her own effect). With it, you can active/set your Tracheaous twice.
Bannish any Holeautea in graveyard to revive sera or else Tracheous will not activated.
If you xyz into rafflesia, you had to active Tracheous first (Either trough Raff or set on field) or else Tracheous will useless. On your turn link into Atypus to clear your own graveyard to active another Trachecous + or with Dion and Gene ( If previously you Set trap with Gene, there will be MAX 2 trap hole on your graveyard, so yeah good luck with cleaning that)
Allomerus also an option because you can stole your opponent monster with Tracheous+ Allo, but she is too slow for stealing big monster.
Another thing you can xyz is with Bagooska. But you need to not special summon Arachnochampa on your turn.
I suggest not to bring other trap outside traphole when bringing Tracheous,
Bring QuickPlay spell card if you want protection such as Forbidden card.
@@nhoeer744 ya that is a good strategy
I think some reason why many people don’t use it is
1: going seconds does not help it at all, your opponent probably has a way to deal with it. Either a monster that is immune to being destroyed, untargetable or the next point
2: destroying back row with out summoning, tracheous need to target monsters (even your own) so if a lightning storm or harpies your efforts are wasted(I know if you searched the monster that can prevent set traps from being destroyed with pingu so you might be able to drop this point). But even then a evenly can just reck your board regardless
3: it forces you to have no traps in the grave, granted Holeautea is the only one that has a effect in the grave but it makes you second guess your raff, preventing you from using traps twice in fear of nullifying tracheous
4: does not stop effects, a hero deck can still summon stratos and fusion after, and runic does not care
Again I think your strategy is great and can win a lot of duels I might make another deck around it
Thanks for the tips