"2015/4/ Nekroz" Deck 2015

Playing

I'll post it as a memorandum about playing and building Nekroz.
Nekroz is a high-end environment deck, so the explanation is honestly saturated, and I wouldn't hesitate to say that it's not worth watching such a mob contributor, but I'd be happy if you could see Nekroz in a reconfirming way. .
Nekroz is so similar in construction that even CS players say that all 40 cards are the same. His recipe is also roughly the same as other players' Nekroz recipes, but his deck is relatively focused on passing trishula.
The reason for focusing on trishula is
・Since the ritual summon itself requires at least 3 cards, it is a considerable summoning that requires at least 3 cards.
・In order to increase the search destination of shrit
etc. By focusing on Trishula, there will be disadvantages, but I will write them in the weak point column, so please take a look there.
Cards used in Nekroz
Manjugod
Senjugod
Gishki chain
… is the opening frame for this Deck. 8 sheets in total
I think it's also Nekroz's biggest weakness.
The Buddhist group came back due to the last limit revision. These guys are undisputedly strong, so it's a matter of course to put them all in.
The Gishki chain does not have a stable search, so there are individual differences in whether or not to adopt it, but for me
Even if you fail, they will still do a level of work that you can forgive, and there is no other decent initial action, so they are hiring.
Some people put Halbert, 《Thunder King Rai-Oh》, etc. instead of the Gishki chain.
From the second selection onwards, the priority tends to drop as it can be targeted by Diamond Dust and his main Nekroz can be dropped.
Clausolas' Nekroz
Unicorn Nekroz
Nekroz of Brünag
Nekroz of Gungnir
Nekroz of Valkyrs
Nekroz of Trishula
Decisive Nekroz
…these are the main gimmick Nekroz monsters.
Clausolas not only has a search effect, but also plays a role in matching Kaleidoscope levels, and performs extra meta, which is one of Nekroz's great strengths.
Since combat tricks are possible, it is also possible to raise the evaluation that it can be invoked in a useless manner.
There are quite a few people who say they don't need Gungnir, but the odds of being superior to Qliphort with or without this guy are different, and this season, looking at HERO, Torrent is adopted as a Trap selection. There are a lot of them, and the hand-inducing effect is also quite useful, so I think it would be better for me to use it. However, since the effect cannot be taken as an ad, it is often the first side exchange.
Valkyrus is a key card in games after sideboarding and mirror battles, such as being able to empty the field and making it easier to draw meta cards with its draw effect. The card-inducing effect is undeniably strong, so it feels good to increase the amount.
demon mirror
kaleidoscope
anti-soul mirror
… Ritual Spells themselves have the effect of searching for the next one, and even if they overlap in your hand, they are not strong enough, so it seems good to use only the minimum number of cards. It is quite painful that rebellion has become a limitation.
Increased G
Braho
month book
total solar eclipse
torrent
… is an interference card. We consciously adopt cards that can touch the whole. Considering the environmental themes of this term, Nekroz, HERO, Atlantean, and Infernoid
Nekroz has Trishula, HERO has Change, and Infernoid has D-Curo common effects and targeted effects, so it's not very reliable.
For the above reasons and because Nekroz is a theme that is prone to accidents, Nekroz itself has a hand trigger effect that can be activated even during the opponent's turn, so it seems good to adopt an extra G for the hand trigger.
Extras are ardek, chain is required, kaleidoscope level 12/11 is semi-essential,
Level 3 for kaleidoscope, Emeral, Butte is better to have, level 10 for kaleidoscope is subtle, but for the time being, it feels like you like it.
I would like to recommend the Ptolemaios set because the simple card power is tremendous, and he can become a Constellar diamond against Infernoid, who is not good at it.
However, please note that Constellar diamonds have a restriction that can only be stacked in main 2.
Kaleidoscope level matching monsters have the advantage that if you put out Nova in the form of chaining Ptolemy's removal, destruction will be triggered by the effect and you can put it out from Extra, so you should prioritize Cyber end and Valbaloid. I don't know if there are any, but if he's a Nekroz that can produce Stardust, it looks like Sifl would be fine.
I think Tierra is good for the price of level 11. The good thing about Star Dragon is that it is possible to synchronize it with Valkyrus by throwing 《Ghost Ogre & Snow Rabbit》from the side. It is a place where lower grades can be issued.
To put it bluntly, in the current environment, the Star Dragon isn't a monster that's worth enough to use with Usagi and Valkyrus.
Emeral is convenient because you can draw while returning Unicol and Brunag, which are restrictions, to the Deck, and if you don't remove it, the ad will be taken, so the field will be empty and the Ritual Spell effect activation condition will be satisfied, which will be advantageous either way.

Strength

Attack first or second
→ It's basically the second attack. Due to the nature of the deck, the first move is not very strong, and it is his deck that is prone to accidents. However, some of his decks go first. My playing for each environment deck is as follows.
Against HERO
It is reasonably advantageous.
Claudius and Unicorn are tough for the opponent, so I will actively aim for them. It's pretty tough if Dacro Infinity goes first, so I try to go first with HERO. However, since 《Swords of Concealing Light》is becoming popular in HERO, it is difficult to say that going first is definitely a wise choice. The back is thick, so it's pretty easy to handle when you decide to recycle, so it's not very reliable. It's fine if you can take care of the removal to Lilycra with Trishula or Brunag.
Alive will throw away his LP, so it's a good idea to take advantage of the chance and get one kill.
Against Shaddoll
Quite advantageous.
It's difficult to get your hand to 0, and the only cards in your opponent's deck that can stand against you are Anomalylis, so you can probably win if you play normally. Even though it's already strong from the main, the diamond from Ptolemy will kill the opponent, so I don't think you need to be too conscious of it.
vs Nekroz
It's 50/50.
In the main gimmick, the only countermeasures against Lilykura are the decisiveness from Maihime or Great Mage, so you can aim for it. On the other hand, the opponent should also be aiming for Lilycra, so it is better to choose cards that can be returned without worrying about it.
vs Qliphort
It's pretty tight with just the main.
Trishula is one of the reasons why Nekroz is strong against his Trap, but it's a disadvantage because he can easily lose to Permanent. It often happens that the Buddha effect does not pass and you lose as it is. In the first battle, it is effective to hit Gungnir first, force through with a total solar eclipse, moon book, torrent, etc. when a negate trap is standing, and pray for Hanasaki to come.
From the side, Cyclone is put in and he can fight fairly well as these are lethal to Qlihort. If you don't put Gungnir first, it will stop functioning due to skidre, so take the first attack.
vs Infernoid
It's probably too damn hard. There is not one element that can win with the main gimmick. Since the price is also cheap, it is expected that the number will increase. Since releasers are fatally weak, I will actively aim for them. After releasing the releaser, search for Gungnir and keep the monster with the releaser.
After changing the side, diamond dust, mistakes, etc. are scary, so you should put in a note.
If you can aim for a chain releaser lineup after the second battle, I think it would be better to use a chain releaser if you have Gungnir, or Ptolemaios if you don't.
It's a pretty famous development, but for the time being, I'll write down the development of Clausolus with a chain releaser.
Hand: Buddha or Chain + Kaleidoscope or Clausolus or Unicorn or Brunag
Buddha or Gishki chain ns
Buddha or Gishki chain in hand
Kaleidoscope holder → Unicall search
Possesses Clausolas → Unicall Search
Possessing a unicorn → Clausolus or kaleidoscope search
Brünag → Unicorn or Clausolus search
Align kaleidoscope + unicorn using each search effect
Unicorn Summon with Kaleidoscope
If you're using Clausolus as an effect, rebel, if you don't, search Clausolus.
Main 2 chain after hitting appropriately
Releaser GY feeding
Clausolus from GY by excluding the releaser with Rebellion
It is said that this is the annoying thing about his Nekroz,
・Where the ad is not taken
・When there is no resistance, it is processed with plenty of margin
Therefore, when you can take care of Lilycra with hand triggers or something, like Noid or his Nekroz, if you leave most of the opponent's gimmicks as garbage, you should aim only against the deck. I think Specifically is he a Nekroz mirror, a noid, etc.?

Weakness

The weak point is the lack of initial response and the accident caused by it. Also, since it is a top meta, from the second game onwards, it is required to switch sides in anticipation that the opponent will accumulate meta, making it difficult.

Customize

Recruitment at any time
Since I started writing in late April, there may be some things that are complicated with the environment.