Has an easy to use Negate as of World Chalice Guardragon that can discard itself to negate an effect targeting your Link Monster.Unchained Abomination: Can be used to wipe out specific cards from the field since it can destroy cards whenever a monster you control is destroyed by a card effect and sent to the GY.Ningirsu The World Chalice Warrior: Can draw cards based on the number of World Chalice monsters it is pointing to.Decode Talker: Can Negate an activation of a card by tributing the monster card it is pointing to.Accesscode Talker: Can Banish Cards and not be negated because of its spell speed 4 ability.Has several Boss Monsters that can be used in different situations.This deck only utilizes Link Summoning as its gimmick making it quite easy to pilot.Most of The World Chalice cards can be obtained in SOLO Mode for free.This deck also can field different Boss Monsters with varying sets of protection for them, making it truly versatile. This deck is truly one of the F2P decks out there in Master Duel as most of its parts are from SOLO Mode and from the Link Summon oriented Starter Deck.

The World Chalice archetype focuses on special summoning or normal summoning Normal World Chalice Monsters to create strong Link Monsters from the Extra Deck. You want a budget deck without the hassle of crafting most of the cards? Well, time to delve deep into SOLO Mode and get all those gems as most of this budget deck can be gained from the aforementioned mode. Those Chosen by the World Chalice Boss Monster and Key Cards

Has Fusion Monsters that require fusing over three monsters occasionally using a Fusion Monster as a material.

Lacks Hand Traps and interactions with enemy Hand Traps.

Quite confusing to pilot and may take some time getting used to.

Cards that banish Monsters in the GY can really hurt the deck, as it relies heavily on the GY.

This deck will have a hard time defeating Stun Decks that rely on effects like these.

Has little outs from floodgates like There Can Only Be One.

Has plenty of Draws on the Deck that allow the deck to have high consistency and fewer chances of bricking.

Has a way to fetch out Polymerization from the deck, ensuring consistency in their plays.

The player can easily refuse a destroyed Frightfur Monster.

The deck can return Frightfur Cards from the GY to trigger different effects.

Frightfur Sabre-Tooth can also resurrect one Frightfur from the GY.

The Boss Monster Frightfur Sabre-Tooth has a can’t be destroyed effect that can easily be triggered, making this really hard to remove.

Has multiple searchers, so having one search negated will not hurt as much.

The Deck can easily bait out some hand traps like Ash Blossom.

Plenty of interaction with the GY which makes it easier to bounce back from problematic situations.The low crafting cost of this deck and its high power makes it quite easy to like. The Archetypes in the deck can bring out Fluffal and Edge Imps from the GY or the Hand to keep an ample supply of materials to go into your Boss Monsters. This deck blends both The Edge Imp and The Fluffal Archetypes to bring out Frightfur Monsters from fusing cards in either the Graveyard (GY) or the Field. The Frightfur archetype is cheap to create, yet it packs a punch with its Fusion Monsters. With a soft thump, it presents itself with a cute bow, but as you pick it up, you notice the sharp metal claws protruding from its claws. You fetch a cute teddy bear from the claw machine, and it drops at the prize chute. Cute but Frightening Boss Monster and Key Cards

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