"No Extra Giant Divine Dragon ~There's a Ritual~" Deck 2016

Playing

At first, I was planning to build an 8-axis Dragon normally, but I wanted to show my originality. Is there an interesting card? Ah, Amorphactor P Level 8. And it's a Dragon."
Ruins, Irytem, and Amorfactor are surprisingly strong, and if you have a good hand, you can make this formation by going first turn.
Since we basically fight with the dragon in the main deck, Noble Knight and Guardian Knight are almost disposable support. Raiden is like when he wants to increase GY, go for it.

Strength

Once the lock is decided, the binding to the extra is quite strong. My fusion, S, and X are also bound, but since I originally assumed no extras, there is no problem.
After that, I will use Felgrandt and Arcbrave indifferently to devastate the opponent's field.
《Light and Darkness Dragon》simply has a strong resurrection effect, so I use it as a pin. If you equip a rider with a Noble Knight or Guardian Knight, the opponent will have to deal with this first, so it will be a decent wall.

Weakness

First of all, against decks that don't use extras and his decks that use GY revival system a lot, it turns into just "He's a deck with a high RBI" (mainly he's Monarch).
We have adopted a ritual, but at the moment it is a highly probable cause of accidents. Manju and Senju are also available, but as much as possible, he wants to use his summoning rights on Noble Knights and Guardian Knights, so I'm planning on playing 2 cards at a time in hopes of getting a rough cut. Also, since it's originally a collection of large monsters, there's a decent chance of a card accident.
Also, it goes without saying that the exclusion gimmick is almost clogged.

Customize

If you want to use Rituals, I think you can reduce the accident rate considerably by removing Giant Dragon ○○ and inserting Manju or Senju to specialize in Rituals. I think the last resort is to completely remove the ritual gimmick.