Summon Sorceress Will Be Broken in Yubel + Combo! | Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG

The recent errata to "Summon Sorceress" has certainly stirred the Yu-Gi-Oh! community, given its potential to reshape various deck strategies, particularly those centered around Fiend-type monsters. With the card now merging its previous effects into one and introducing a typing lock, it becomes a pivotal asset in decks that can accommodate such specifications, such as a Yubel-Fiend deck. Here's a breakdown of why "Summon Sorceress" is particularly potent in this context:
Effect Negation Indifference: Fiend decks, especially those revolving around Yubel, often contain monsters whose primary utility isn't hindered by effect negation. This aligns well with "Summon Sorceress"'s updated mechanics, as the card can target monsters without worrying about diminishing their utility, thereby maintaining strategic depth and board presence.
Monster-Driven Playstyle: Fiend decks, including Yubel-themed ones, heavily rely on monsters to initiate plays and extend combos. The revamped "Summon Sorceress" can facilitate such strategies by ensuring that essential monsters are on the field when needed, enhancing the deck's consistency and flow.
Fiend-Type Synergy: The addition of a typing lock to "Summon Sorceress" means it synergizes exceptionally well with decks that naturally restrict themselves to a single type, such as Fiend decks. This self-imposed limitation turns into an advantage, as "Summon Sorceress" can now target and summon Fiend-type monsters more efficiently, further streamlining the deck's operations.
Link Summoning with Unchained Souls: The "Unchained" archetype, which includes cards like "Unchained Soul of Rage," provides a unique mechanism for link summoning by utilizing the opponent's monsters. When combined with "Summon Sorceress," this strategy can be more readily executed, as "Sorceress" can place appropriate targets on the board for "Unchained Soul of Rage" to exploit, thus enhancing the deck's disruptive capabilities.
Enhanced Link-2 Plays: The addition of "Unchained Soul Lord of Yama," a Link-2 monster that can add a monster to the hand, complements "Summon Sorceress" by providing more material for Link Summoning. This creates a more fluid and resilient board, as players can summon "Sorceress," use its effect, and then potentially link into "Unchained Soul of Disaster" for additional advantage.
In conclusion, the errata to "Summon Sorceress" presents a significant boon to Fiend-type decks, particularly those centered around Yubel and the "Unchained" archetype. The card's enhanced utility and synergy with Fiend strategies could indeed make it a formidable asset, potentially elevating the deck's competitive viability. It's an exciting time for players who enjoy exploring new and potent deck-building possibilities.
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[@Ezj9727]

Ya you can full combo with 1 dark beckoning beast also it’s nuts

[@kev3408]

I personally think summon sorc is a win more card, in this combo, you play two extra brick in the ulti nightmare and shyama, one less extra deck slot that take up by summon sorc, give your opp a monster to use, use an extra phantom potentially losing the grind game, I have a video on my channel with same opening hand and same end board but except gryphon, it is wave king Caesar

[@HyroDeFlure]

You have severely underestimated summon sorc. She can be used to summon samsara by giving the opponent a fiend. Also, giving the opponent a monster makes rage live at any point. Playing ultimate nightmare matters more after the release of the phantom of yubel. I understand that you want to play fewer "bricks," but every card serves an important purpose. The deck is still under explored and has a lot of potential.

[@Order-Sol]

I can see that, but what if they play something like "Forbidden Droplet," "Dark Ruler," "Super Fusion," and one of those who have either a "Kaiju" monster or "Sphere Mode" for that matter?

[@HyroDeFlure]

I feel like you could've listed more cards that mostly all decks loose to😂. Yugioh is a game of chance, and you can't account for every deck you face. Also, most of the cards you list don't shut down this board. Griphon is light, so it won't be super polyed. Even if the opponent negates everything, they are forced to attack your yubel and eat up the battle damage 😅.

[@Ezj9727]

It’s yubel or dragon link imo