[YGO] Inferno

[Gymnotide]

Plant deck number II because Lonefire is a beast at summoning.

Haven't been playing for a while.

Rough draft of deck, i.e. not completed (once again!)
It's just an idea of my desired deck scheme. I post here because I have no idea where I want to take this. Workshop it and get back to me.

I'm using Dandylion even though it's not out yet.

At first I had Black Rose + Seed of Flame, but that would be too hard to pull off. It also had DNA Surgery + Fragrance Storm, but I scrapped that. Maybe I could reintegrate some of these elements if someone reminded me of something I've long neglected.

I also wonder what would happen if I ran 3x Tytannial, but that's demented.

Gawd knows what I'm trying to pull off. Inferno Reckless on Lonefire to get the other two Lonefires out from anywhere and use those to get some bigger things.

It's maniacal.

Monster
Gigaplant
Gigaplant
Tytannial, Princess of Camellias

Dandylion
Lonefire Blossom
Lonefire Blossom
Lonefire Blossom
Lord Poison
Lord Poison
Lord Poison
(+ need more, suggest)

Spell
Brain Control
Creature Swap
Creature Swap
Enemy Controller
Enemy Controller
Giant Trunade
Hand Destruction
Hand Destruction
Hand Destruction
Heavy Storm
Inferno Reckless Summon
Inferno Reckless Summon
Lightning Vortex
Monster Reborn
Mystical Space Typhoon
(cut down; lol SWING OF MEMORIES ANYONE??)

Trap
Compulsory Evacuation Device
Compulsory Evacuation Device
Pollinosis
Pollinosis
Pollinosis
Plant Food Chain
Plant Food Chain

 

[Alter Ego]

Eh...I have to question the premise of this deck. Inferno Reckless Summon is a very picky card with a potentially huge drawback and unlike light inferno (which is one of the few decks where I've seen Inferno Reckless really earning its keep) you are not dropping down game-ending combinations of power bonded Cyber Dragon fusions and Batterymen. Just...there are so many easier ways of summoning Lonefire Blossom that do not involve handing your opponent free monsters and don't place any requirements on the current field state; I just don't see why you'd want to bother with a far more complicated, less secure, and no more rewarding route. Plants were never really intended to exploded onto the field in one fell swoop and their support pool doesn't help such a goal either. This deck just...goes out of its way to try and make plants do something they were not really intended for in the first place, and in the process it sacrifices the strong control aspect that makes plants worth considering over zombie in the first place. :\

 

[Frostweaver]

Not to mention, most people tribute lonefire for lonefire on purpose to have 2 lonefire in the graveyard and a 3rd in the deck as reassurance (or even, use all 3 lonefire at once for mill.) They let them sit in the graveyard, rather than trying to get all 3 out at once. That way you can *always* use Mark of the Rose any moment you got one.