1 code of soul is a must, you access it through your combo with that Fire Fist synchro 6 that you make with weasel. Best end board is: Both traps, Raging, Pyro, Sunlight Wolf under empty Extra Zone, Princess in GY, Code of Soul in GY to remake in opponents MP: Another Pyro for clean whole board. It's just additional Raigeki to everything you already have.
I finish with Pyro phoenix, bagooska and spright spring on board with promethean, code of soul, moewmine in gy, this deck can block your opponent. S/T depending to your hand
As a new player i legit dont get what this deck is supposed to do. I used to play bystial dragonmaid and the combos were super simple and ended in big monsters and omni negate. Now i made this deck i just combo for hours for 1 small "boss" monster and a trap. Its like you play half your deck to end up with nothing. Opponent plays a high attack monster and it feels like its over. I really really regret making this deck i wish i made swordsoul or something.
I can kinda get this. Salamangreat is a tricky deck to play but definitely better than Swordsoul and dragonmaid. First, it's more consistent. It relies one card combos, meaning that you get to play between 12-15 non-engine tools to check your opponent. Two, it clear boards and OTK with Accesscode. I'll make a deck showcase update soon. Hopefully, it can convince you 💛 but you should always play what makes you happy
@@duelperfect Honestly i like how it works. Combos are way more fun than my other decks and it has a lot of cool cards. Its just the end result that dissapoints me, especially the extra deck monsters. Accesscode otk is really cool but it only works going second for me and opponent ends up distrupting it almost everytime. Still probably a skill issue on my side. A guide would be awesome cuz i really wanna like this deck.
@@onurylmaz4566 that explains it. Salamangreat, is a low-ceiling deck. But has been meta relevant for years despite that. It does struggle against Snake-Eyes like every deck does 😂, but normally it has a fair match up against most decks. The trick is knowing when to interrupt your opponent. It rewards players who are familiar with the choke points of every deck that play against
If Balelynx gets negated, you generally use your fire princess to make an Ambiblowwhale instead. Not as impactful, but it does get your 2 pops off a one card combo which is still pretty good.
You're right; normally you wouldn't normal summon Gazelle. You'd special summon of its effect. However, the purpose was to show viewer how Gazelle facilities a 1-card combo. In situations where it's all you have
Not this time, sadly. I feel as though it's only good when going second. The deck has enough extenders and can reincarnation link summon via the field spell. That being said, I am considering running 2 in place of the Droll. I feel as though it combos well with spinny. Will showcase that next time ^^
@@TheUltimateCancerCell it's broken with Pyro Phoenix! Love that line, but a tad unreliable. In most cases you can get away with two pops via Princess and Ambiblowwhale if you need the removal. Plus, those cards don't take up 2 slots in your extra deck. Will experiment with Code of Soul and see how it goes ☺️
Code of Soul Combo here: th-cam.com/video/B3eyGBAuKXk/w-d-xo.html
1 code of soul is a must, you access it through your combo with that Fire Fist synchro 6 that you make with weasel. Best end board is: Both traps, Raging, Pyro, Sunlight Wolf under empty Extra Zone, Princess in GY, Code of Soul in GY to remake in opponents MP: Another Pyro for clean whole board. It's just additional Raigeki to everything you already have.
I see, thanks for sharing that man. That actually sounds pretty good. Maybe I should reconsider my build.
@@duelperfecti think you have to do, pyro phenix plus code of soul it's à must have just make the deck realy more powerfull
@@paolomace661 definitely gonna try it out based on all the feedback I've gotten 💛
@@duelperfect have fun with the deck 😄
@@paolomace661 I will, thanks! 💛
I finish with Pyro phoenix, bagooska and spright spring on board with promethean, code of soul, moewmine in gy, this deck can block your opponent. S/T depending to your hand
You're right! I show case the Code of Soul + Fire Prince combo in this video: th-cam.com/video/B3eyGBAuKXk/w-d-xo.html
Where the heck is weasel? Is it in the game yet
I took a break from the game waiting for this, it’s finally here lol, now I have to muster the strength to come back lol
Not to sound like dealer... But you've got to let some intrusive thoughts win 🤭
As a new player i legit dont get what this deck is supposed to do. I used to play bystial dragonmaid and the combos were super simple and ended in big monsters and omni negate. Now i made this deck i just combo for hours for 1 small "boss" monster and a trap. Its like you play half your deck to end up with nothing. Opponent plays a high attack monster and it feels like its over. I really really regret making this deck i wish i made swordsoul or something.
I can kinda get this. Salamangreat is a tricky deck to play but definitely better than Swordsoul and dragonmaid. First, it's more consistent. It relies one card combos, meaning that you get to play between 12-15 non-engine tools to check your opponent. Two, it clear boards and OTK with Accesscode. I'll make a deck showcase update soon. Hopefully, it can convince you 💛 but you should always play what makes you happy
@@duelperfect Honestly i like how it works. Combos are way more fun than my other decks and it has a lot of cool cards. Its just the end result that dissapoints me, especially the extra deck monsters. Accesscode otk is really cool but it only works going second for me and opponent ends up distrupting it almost everytime. Still probably a skill issue on my side. A guide would be awesome cuz i really wanna like this deck.
@@onurylmaz4566 that explains it. Salamangreat, is a low-ceiling deck. But has been meta relevant for years despite that. It does struggle against Snake-Eyes like every deck does 😂, but normally it has a fair match up against most decks. The trick is knowing when to interrupt your opponent. It rewards players who are familiar with the choke points of every deck that play against
Can you plz guide the way to play if Balelynx's eff negated?? No field spell would be a huge disadvantage.
If Balelynx gets negated, you generally use your fire princess to make an Ambiblowwhale instead. Not as impactful, but it does get your 2 pops off a one card combo which is still pretty good.
Play code of soul and it's not à prblm, some deck list don't play the field spell, and can easy use prometheen for re link
@@paolomace661 another reason to play code of soul. Thanks for pointing that out
Man...why are you not playing weasel and code of soul...
I'm bad bro...
Can i replace the two nibiru with two effect veiler ?
100% can
I'm playing Cross-out, so Nib is mainly there as a target. Veiler is the better handtrap this format though
Sorry saw a normal summon gazelle and instantly lost confidence
You're right; normally you wouldn't normal summon Gazelle. You'd special summon of its effect. However, the purpose was to show viewer how Gazelle facilities a 1-card combo. In situations where it's all you have
No code of soul?
Not this time, sadly. I feel as though it's only good when going second. The deck has enough extenders and can reincarnation link summon via the field spell. That being said, I am considering running 2 in place of the Droll. I feel as though it combos well with spinny. Will showcase that next time ^^
It works really well with Pyro Phoenix but yeah, I get what you mean
@@TheUltimateCancerCell it's broken with Pyro Phoenix! Love that line, but a tad unreliable. In most cases you can get away with two pops via Princess and Ambiblowwhale if you need the removal. Plus, those cards don't take up 2 slots in your extra deck. Will experiment with Code of Soul and see how it goes ☺️
@@duelperfectAh I see, I see. Hell yeah, I can't wait to play the deck. Salamanbased lezgoo!
@@TheUltimateCancerCell let's fricken go, dude!!!