"Balanced X-Saber" Deck 2013

Playing

X Saber is a powerful monster with a Gransoil-like effect. Fault Roll is quickly summoned to the hand. Fault Roll's Special Summon condition is "When there are 2 or more monsters with the name X Saber on the field." It's Deck that works hard to meet your needs.
A card that summons a fault roll to your hand

From the field, he can add a monster named End Phase X-Saber sent to GY to his hand (no level limit). It's a 《Goblin Zombie》-like card. It's risky to just set it or self-destruct it, so I'm aiming for a Synchro Summon to actively send it from the field to his GY.
That's why we're introducing TG-Striker and Truth Reinforce.

When he is sent to GY after being destroyed in battle by a recruiter dedicated to X-Saber, he special summons the lower class monsters. It is an important card that prevents accidents and attracts Dark Souls to the field.

A card that can salvage GY's X Saber when Special Summoned. It is the driving force behind the fault roll loop (handless loop). If you have 2 Fault Rolls, 1 Ragegra, and you have GY in your hand, and you have a decent amount of X-Saber on the field, your opponent will have 0 cards in their hand. It supports one-for-one, and its salvage effect allows you to recover your hand cost, which is very good, but it is also a relatively accidental factor.
A card that arranges two X-Sabers on the field.

When this monster is summoned, it is a monster with a Double Summon effect that allows you to Special Summon X-Saber in your hand. You can quickly satisfy the effect of a fault roll. However, this is the only decent level 4 monster in X Saber, and there is a sync limit, so it is also a kind of accident factor, but without this, it will not start.

A monster with battle destruction resistance that supports Truth Reinforce. It's very useful and a deployment aid, of course.

out of the guide. You can get Bogger Knight out of the Deck. The recruited monster will be destroyed in the End Phase, so let's issue a fault roll immediately. Not accepted this time.

It's convenient to use the level 3 tuner to release Trish from Gatokin. It also has a fairly good effect.

Strength

There is also a hidden trump card called "Gottoms' Emergency Call", which makes it easy to bring out large monsters such as Trishula. Also, he can revive a Synchro Monster as long as it's X-Saber. But fault roll is impossible
It is epoch-making that you can get Gatoms with Redox and Pasiul. X Saber continues to be strengthened day and night in unrelated places.
The end phase fault search is also cool with Pashiuru, Boganai, and Daxo.
The resurrection effect of Fault Roll can be used at any time, not the usual Special Summon success, so it has an infinite solitaire effect, and it goes well with Tremis' girlfriend's GY recovery, showing considerable development power.
Darko's card recovery is also excellent, and it has enough strength to compete with the top.
X-Saber also has many types, such as the Guide type Invo type, but this is probably the strongest.

Weakness

It's a matter of whether you can beat Evilswarm, but I can't handle it with the main, but I can't beat it with Saichen.
Basically, it can be handled by adding Electric Worm Strong Demoche with One For One Rage Grass Striker Veiler OUT. X Saber has a strong tendency to be destroyed by battle, so in many cases you can endure it until you can draw a meta card. There's a Korn-go over there, but it's okay because you may have to save your hand for the second Opion.
The biggest enemy is Mermail, and if there is a chance, the effect will be destroyed, and it will kill you once, so the outcome of the match will depend on the quality of the cards in each player's hand.

Customize

If you don't like Tenki being cycloned, please change to a guide. But the guide is afraid of Wehler. Low ATK, it is unbearable to expose monsters that are not compatible with Gato Tension, so I will give priority to Tenki for the time being. Tenki can also search for Reijigra, but as a guide, he can Wind-Up, so there are pros and cons. Both are semi-restricted, and there is room for discussion.
This deck has 3 different cards, and it's very annoying to have cards with the same name in your hand. So, for 9gadget reasons, I think he can have 42 cards in his deck, but what do you think?