"Sylvan with name reasoning" Deck 2014

Playing

First of all, the opening Ronfa start is a major premise.
In addition to Ronfa Sobiki, there are other access cards and draw sources, so connecting to Ronfa is not that difficult.
In the first half, from Ronfa to Legia ss, the main movement is top flipping and draw with Legia effect.
It is important to operate the deck top reliably using sacred peaks, alms, etc., and lead to development and draws.
It would be even better if you could flip and drop the Shaman in the stream and re-secure the Alms.
Basically, the real game of this deck is the loop with Masukusa and Oreia from turn 2 onwards, so as long as you can access Ronfa for the time being, there's no problem.
It's a loop between Masukusa and Oreia.
After that, he flips the top of the deck with the Oreia effect and bounces the herb increaser, including the opponent's field.
It's more reliable if you can control the deck top with Oreia's first half effect.
The key is to skillfully use Oreia's first half effects, sacred peaks, and donations.
One point of advice is to keep one superlative monster such as Legia, Shaman, and Rose Sorcerer in your hand.

Strength

A combo of Masukusa and Oreia.
Other powerful formations such as 8 Xyz, 7 Xyz, and 8 Synchro can be laid out relatively easily, so they have high solidification and breakthrough power.
Arsei's deck top fixation is also very strong. It is also possible to bring it to the end of the game with just that.

Weakness

Exclusion, Increased G, Veiler, D/D Crow, Void, Breathle, Holy Grail, Cyclone, Abyss, Strong Destruction, etc.
Regarding the attack reaction system, it is somewhat strong ... is it?
The difference between turning and not turning is great, and the accident rate is higher than his other decks.
It tends to be his deck that relies on luck, but it is important to reduce the luck factor as much as possible by using sacred peaks and handouts.

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