House Dragonmaid →Used Deck

The Dragonmaid's first ace is, of course, the head maid.
However, in human form, he has a menacing strength of 3,000 RBIs.
She's easily six times the human form of a low-ranking maid, even with her bare hands, she's even slightly twisted into a dragon form. She wrestles with Blue-Eyed and is still on par with the fearsome girl power.
The effect can be achieved in a single process from breakthrough to suppression by deploying the standby phase and removing it at the time of bounce. The former is an excellent one that can be activated twice in a round trip and immediately recovers the lost ad due to removal or deployment. In order to ensure that it activates, it goes without saying that you should keep Dragonmaid on the field as much as possible, but in the draw phase you can also activate 《Dragonmaid Ernus》, 《Dragonmaid Tidying》, and 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》to add to the development. Especially when cleaning up, the husky itself can be revived, so the sight of four maids lined up instantly spreads out from one maid.
The latter removal is also a colleague-based effect, and it's a scary effect that 2 removals per person fly during the transformation process. As soon as you enter the battle phase, the removal of the number of people will fly, so there is almost no worry that it will be destroyed in battle. So, although I'm worried about her defensive power, basically it's better to fusion summon her in Defense Position. Conversely, to say that it was destroyed in battle is either a mistake in the deployment or a misunderstanding of the situation, which is the responsibility of the master.
The dragon form that appears later is excellent, so if you fusion summon it, it will be prioritized, but that one can't stay that long, so this is the operational ace who will remain on the field as a reservoir.
However, the operation itself is very difficult, and if you do not get used to it, you will frequently make mistakes.
The first point is that the destruction effect is "arbitrary of time" which is rare these days. Cleaning up and relaxation can be used to avoid targets, so it's easy to forget. The more convenient it is, the easier it is to miss the timing, so don't be lazy and check it one by one. A lazy master is a model of a servant who can be remonstrated firmly.
Secondly, the resuscitation conditions are somewhat complicated. The unfamiliar condition of referring to the level of her Dragonmaid on the field and being one level higher or lower is hard to remember, and since it refers to all the hand field GY, the card situation of each zone is completely hammered into my head. there has to be Of course, there are restrictions on resuscitation, and if you get into trouble, your colleagues will have no place to transform. Don't forget that she at least meets her reanimation limits herself. A model of a vassal who does not compromise on the abilities required of his master, who takes it for granted that the servant's data is in his head.
Third, it doesn't have an effect that works on its own. If there is no other Dragonmaid of hers on the field, it is virtually vanilla, so you have to make an effort to manage your schedule so that you can always act together with your colleagues. The reason why the first move Strahl tends to be a bad move. It is necessary to make appropriate preparations to welcome guests. A model for a boss who never forgets to trust his colleagues.
She is a woman who can hardly demonstrate her performance under her master who generally behaves carelessly, and strongly demands whether she can manage the entire Dragonmaid.
However, if she overcomes her ordeal and is recognized as her master, she will have a high level of obstruction and development, and will show off her versatility that will serve as a finisher as it is with her direct attack. The hard work that only a true master can show is impressive.

Even in human form, he is a head maid with an ATK of 3000. As expected.
It usually appears after Strahl uses his negate effect, but this card itself has a corresponding strength.
The destructive effect of (2) is the main feature, and although it is possible to miss the timing with an optional effect that is rare nowadays, there is no turn limit. You want to systematically destroy the opponent's place by combining it with Dragonmaid's transformation, relaxation, and cleanup bounce.
It seems that the chief maid is able to exert its effect when there are other maids.
In addition, one of the fusion materials is loose compared to her Dragon, so in some cases it can be used as a super fusion.

Before the effect, I want you to think about ATK a little more.
Even with inflation, ATK3000 is too much with this illustration.
Since there are more than 3000 after transformation, it's easy to make it too high.

Chief maid.
Despite his human form, he's a Fusion Monster, so he hits more points than other dragon forms, and the material is loose, so it's easy to get out.
Although it has no resistance, it has a revival effect and a destructive effect when bouncing without a limit on the number of times, and has high explosive power.
Now that Strahl has appeared, I think it would be better to use Strahl's negate effect.

I like the feeling that you are not an ordinary person from the illustration
It is an RBI that can compete with Blue-Eyed
As a theme ace, it hurts that it doesn't work alone, and it doesn't have resistance, so I feel a little underpowered. That's why there is explosive power when you get into it well.

I think that the effect of (1) should lead to the effect of (2) if you can change into a superlative "Dragonmaid" monster while using the effect of a successful Special Summon of a low-level "Dragonmaid" monster. increase.
Because there is no limit to the number of times the opponent's monster destruction effect (2) can be used. If you have multiple "Dragonmaid" monsters that can self-bounce on the field, I think it's an excellent effect.
If it's a "Dragonmaid" Deck, you can search for "Dragonmaid Changeover" with "Chamber Dragonmaid", or send "Dragonmaid Changeover" with "Parlor Dragonmaid" to her GY to prepare for a fusion summon, so there's no problem. I think.

Dragonmaid's reliable elder sister head maid.
Even if there is a dedicated fusion, wouldn't resources run out? Before the release, I was worried about that, but I'm glad that the Dragonmaid's return effect during the battle phase is excellent for collecting materials, so it's easy to use.
RBI is also excellent with 3000, and if you think that it will go up to 5000 because of the Dragonmaid version Honest Framme, I think it will be a threat.
The effect of ① is excellent, but the conditions are somewhat difficult. On the first turn, it's not possible to consistently line up two characters with different levels on the field and materials, and a maid chief, so if possible, it might be better to build a deck for him.
I thought it would be nice if she was a Special Summon from Deck, not from GY, but this is a luxury, or rather, it's poisoned by the 10th generation environment. I think it's a good adjustment.
The destruction effect of ② is difficult in free chain, but it is excellent because it can be used many times. In the future, as the number of cards that return in the free chain increases, the evaluation will increase.

Not bad RBI from loose summoning conditions
Although the destruction effect does not have a turn 1, the conditions are difficult.
Even though it looks like you can combo with a Quick-Play Spell card
It's painful to say that the text misses the timing in this day and age
KONMAI are you so afraid of destroying Friche?

Chief maid.
Since the dragon form did not appear this time, it seems that he is not serious yet even though he is in the position of being the boss of the Dragonmaid.
The materials are loosely specified, and he has a low-level Dragonmaid who can fertilize GY, so if you use the Dragon's Mirror, you can easily fuse.
However, she is incompatible with the fact that the Dragonmaid gimmick itself excludes her GY, so I would like to think about that when operating.
When dealing with dragons, super fusion shines, and the ability to switch to a special fusion is decent, so she wants to discuss with Deck which one to fuse with.
The effect of 1 is slow in the standby phase... I would like to say, but there is no limit to the number of times it can be activated.
Depending on the situation of GY, it may cause a large explosion that fills the board.
The effect of 2 can destroy 1 opponent's monster when her Dragon is bounced.
It is possible to aim with the shared effect of Dragonmaid, but the timing is slow.
Where you want to make full use of dressing and relaxation.
There is no limit on the number of times this can be activated, but due to the trigger, it is difficult to use it many times in one turn.

The top of the Dragonmaids who were unexpected Fusion Monsters.
It can be summoned by the fusion of a Dragonmaid and a Dragon, and during the standby phase, you can Special Summon a Dragonmaid whose level is one different from your own Dragonmaid from your hand or GY. It has a destructive effect.
The fusion material is fairly loose, and since the Dragonmaid matches her dragon, it is practically possible to fuse two Dragonmaids together. It's also nice to see that the Fusion Spell, Dress Up, has a high-performance salvage effect.
The effect of deploying her Dragonmaid during the standby phase is more stable and easier to activate the more mature GY is. Be careful as you will also need her other Dragonmaids on the field.
The second effect is the main one. Dragonmaid will return to the hand one after another with its own effects, so there are many chances to activate the effect. There is no limit to the number of times the effect can be activated, so she uses the destructive effect every time the Dragonmaid changes, so the destructive performance is quite high.
The ATK is also sufficient, and in addition to the destruction effect, it is the main pillar that triggers the effect destruction resistance of the dragon-type Dragonmaid.

Moe frame ace of this build pack. At the time of the human body, the eyeglasses that shine with a thick finish give off a strong character feeling.
The material specification is loose and the dragon itself is a major race, so you can aim for summoning with super fusion. In the case of Dragon Mirror, I am concerned that it is his deck that relies heavily on GY. If it's a Dragonmaid, you'll have to start preparing from Parla.
The effect of 1 is that it's on standby, but instead, it's freeche and there is no limit on the number of times, so if you're prepared, you can demonstrate the power of howling. As expected of the head of the housekeeper.
The effect of 2 is common and the theme has a self-bounce effect, so preparing the trigger itself is not difficult. To some extent, you can also suppress the bounce from the other party.
However, it can be activated on each other's turn, but it feels like it's too late to use Dragonmaid monsters alone, so I'd like to use it with a trigger that can bounce freely. Is relaxation appropriate?
Also, since it's a rare "time" these days, there's a chance you'll miss the timing, and since it's targeted destruction, it won't work against many opponents.
It takes a lot of time to get the effect to work, and it's a bit outdated, but I think it's a good trump card.

Dragonmaid head maid. Fusion Monster, but she can be fusion summoned with the looseness of 2 Dragonmaids. In addition to the searchable dressing changes, you can also use the dragon mirror. Unlike her other Dragonmaids, the charm is that the effect can be activated early during the standby phase. However, it is necessary to refer to "Dragonmaid" monsters other than this card, and it is a Special Summon from the hand and GY. However, the scary thing about this effect is that there is no limit to how many times it can be used. If GY is fat, her Dragonmaids line up. The effect of ② destroys the monster limited effect in response to the bounce of her Dragon. There is also no limit on the number of times, so if you return two, you can destroy two. It's not limited to Dragonmaid, but is it possible to use it in Dragon? By the way, it has the effect of missing the timing of "when you can", which is rare nowadays.

The Chief Maid Fusion Monster
With a high RBI that doesn't match its appearance, and a removal effect that doesn't have turn 1, if you enter the Battle Phase alongside two low-class monsters, you can decide the game in one fell swoop. Also, when combined with Relaxation, it is possible to interfere with the opponent's turn.
The resurrection effect can resurrect the lower class and make the board solid while gaining an advantage.
As mentioned above, it is strong once the effect is set, but it has the disadvantage that the effect will not work unless you line up with her other Dragonmaids. With her current Dragonmaid Deck, you can't do it unless you have a very good hand to fuse summon two materials from the first hand, leave one on the field, and prepare a bounce card.