In Depth Guide to Visas Diabellstar Part 1: Tips
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Hey, this is my first try to make a real guide to one of my favourite creations of all time. Visas Diabellstar.
Since the last deck profile, some of you were asking for a guide and to be honest, I am really thankful for the ones asking!
Because some people will probably wonder why I dont even talk magicians souls. I already testet it when I created the Deck and I dont play it because I think it plays intro droll too much and I am expecting way more main deck drolls in the upcoming formats. Also I still believe that the Handloop is the best endboard for the deck and with it there is simply no room for selene which is mandatory for souls.
Here are some Time Stamps of what you can roughly expect:
0:00 Intro
2:25 How to use the Diabellstar Engine and tips on how to play
10:00 Why Labrynth and Rescue Ace are free with Diabellstar
12:00 Why you dont really need trisukta and how to use Meek + Rium
16:55 Why you should play the counter trap
20:05 Some non engine for the new format
22:55 How to beat superpoly
This is just the content I needed for mannadium. Hey what are your thoughts on Kristya and shadows light engine for this deck?
I testet Shadows Light and I feel like it is really lack luster going second because the card requires the target to stay on field which means your opp can remove it in response. The cost off your battle phase may not seem like a big deal since Astraloud and friends can pop stuff but I would argue the deck really wants to use every chance for an otk rather than set up more monsters.
I feel it is a nice option but not better than Diabellstar. I could see it with a little more testing if you don‘t own the diabellstar but I 100% stand by the fact that this version is better and has a better match up into Lab and Rescue because of the sinful spoil cards and shadows light is not that good against them.
Really appreciate to hear it, was not sure if this content actually helps the players! Thank you.
@@xshippai4738 Right now it’s just a 4 card side package since it being in the main was a little weird. I completely agree with you. I have been playing the deck for months and am part of certain groups for it and this content is amazing. Keep up the great work and if I could somehow help let me know!!
@@HectorHaptic appreciate the kind words!
But do you really want to side 4 going first cards in the best going first deck? Seems weird.
@@xshippai4738 it’s my only counter to super-poly and basically wins the game on its own. However, the more YOU say it the more I am thinking of just cutting the package.
Frohes neues erstmal & Danke dir für deine Combos sowie Eindrücke! Ich habe meine Mannadium Diabellstar Liste ebenfalls etwas angepasst. Würdest du sagen, du würdest jetzt im neuen Format alles in deiner Liste so lassen oder gibt es Dinge, die du bereits abändern würdest? Wie siehst du zbsp. Druiswurm im nächsten Format? Und kannst du komplett auf Apollousa verzichten?
The Extra Deck is pretty much set in stone, I dont think there ist much wiggle room. The only cards you could consider cutting are Savage and I:P which I think are amazing espacially I:P. I honestly would not consider Apo as there is no advantage for going for her over the handloop.
For changes, I would play with those mentioned in the video for the start of the format. But I have to see what the format evolves into, I can only speculate at this point.
@@xshippai4738 Danke für dein Feedback! Alles klar, denke Druiswurm ist allein für Dispater und auch in Kombination mit IP ebenfalls vorteilhaft. Spiele aktuell auch noch die Seelen der Magier Engine. Ist aber wie du sagst Droll anfälliger. Wie konstant kannst du den Handloop immer ausführen?
@@23Cezdon as you may be seeing in the Testhand video (part 2) getting the hand loop is relativly simple. Of course it depends on the interrupts your opp has and where they place it but you get it in every hand that has Diabellstar and almost every hand that does not consist of only scareclaw cards. If you test it, you will see how easy it is to get there.
@@xshippai4738 Danke für die Rückmeldung! Hatte den zweiten Teil erst danach gesehen. Hab das aufjedenfall ausprobiert und es funktioniert ebenfalls sehr gut! Schwanke noch zwischen meiner Liste und der mit Handloop. Find ich beide sehr gut. Was mir manchmal fehlte, war in manchen Händen Trisukta, also wenn du nur mit Riumheart starten musst und nichts weiteres hast. Ab und zu wäre bei mir auch eine Apollousa sehr gut gewesen auf dem Board, da man schon sehr viele Bodys zum weghauen hat. Aber ich wüsste nicht wie man das perfekt integrieren könnte, ohne das Extra Deck anzufassen. Der Handloop funktioniert jedoch sehr konstant. Oft reicht es aus wenn der Gegner ne Handtrap hatte, 2x den Loop zu machen und dann dafür ein kleineres Board aufzubauen um die restlichen paar Handkarten zu outen. Vom Aufbau her gerade in einem Droll Format, ist deine Liste schon passend ausgebaut - kein Landformen, keine weitere Fieldspell und kein Rota. Ist nur noch die Frage welche non-Engine im nächsten Format wichtig wird. Werde hier aufjedenfall auch dran bleiben und bei dir ebenfalls mit verfolgen, da ich auch großer Mannadium Fan bin und das Deck seit dem Release habe. Mal schauen wie es unter Full Power Fire Kings, Rescue Ace usw wird. Aber Danke für deine ausführlichen Videos - gute Arbeit!
@@23Cezdon but this is like the thing with trisukta, it is only important if you open just riumheart but at that point you loose against a singular hantrap anyways and you can also just go rium into abscission into calarium into visas and just end on baronne with astraloud set up and 4 good cards in hand. Also just opening just the rium without any other combo piece is just so unbelievably unlikely and then you can play just as good without trisukta.
And I am glad you enjoyed the vids!