"[Spellbook] Favorite Spellbook Deck" Deck 2013

Playing

This worked best for the cisti type (there are individual differences).
I use Spellbook of Fate like a cyclone (commonly known as Endgoethe), so I didn't really feel the need for a cyclone.
The surrounding magic players don't synchronize much, but the "Hyper Librarian" here is reasonably strong.
"Large storms" are often covered by insurance, and the main move is to earn ads on "La Mason."
There are 《Waboku》and 《Spellbook of Fate》, so the defense is relatively strong.
"Junon", "Sistie" and "Breaker" are the main RBI factors. Junon is especially important, so don't forget to grab Spellbook of Wisdom for him during Special Summon.
Personally, it's the most fun when I use "Goethe" and "Alma" (there are super individual differences).
I use "Goethe" quite a lot, such as putting the naked "Batelle" on the back side.
Personally, I recommend that you start off by solidifying your defense and gradually blaming from the middle stage.
The ads are "Hygro" and "La Mason". It's also delicious to bring Grimo to your hand every turn with "Alma".

Strength

I think it's a deck that both experienced Spellbook users and new users will enjoy. Great for practice.
Be careful if you use only exclusion in "Goethe" because it is Battelle (hey
With the introduction of the "Downard Magician", the "Herald" stick is gone. The conditions for "Goethe" are also met, so it's a perfect match (forgetting that his other Decks can now easily hit the Dark Virus...).
Even with 《Effect Veiler》, whose adoption rate has been declining, it is unique to Madou that he can make use of the fact that he is a Spell user (of course, he can also use it with Synchro Axis Spell users).
It's putting the cart before the horse, but rather than a combo, I hope you can enjoy the pleasure of spinning the Spellbook.

Weakness

It's defensive, but it's slow. There are some weaknesses in fast enemies and mass deployments that decide the game in the first one or two turns.
It is important to watch the timing of "Goethe" etc. so that it does not develop.
It's not uncommon for the game to end before the Spellbook moves begin.

Customize

As mentioned above, I thought that even a Spellbook apprentice would be able to know the fun of Spellbook so that he could be a Deck. Of course, without sacrificing strength.
I hope that both those who have already created a Spellbook and those who are about to create one will find Spellbook fun.