"[7.8-axis Sylvan (for beginners)]" Deck 2016

Playing

[Reason for adoption]
Legia: Ad source for Sylvan. One draw with Sylvan, which has a lot of spells, is relatively strong, so unless there's a lot of things to do, I'll definitely enter. However, I basically put it out via Ronfa = I don't want it to come that far in my hand, so I'm stable with 2 copies.
Shaman: Combo part and kill factor. It's a power card that can be deployed with its own effect, so 3 copies.
Ronfa, 《Spore》, Bulb, Copipla: Needless to say, general-purpose plant parts. If you have one copy plastic, you have more options for extras, so it's convenient.
Hime Sprouts/Sprouts Sprouts: 3 pieces in total. Details will be described later.
Terrafo Reiho: 3 in total. Reiho is a strong card, but if you have more than one, it will rot, so this is enough. The top operation will be in time with the advance.
《Super Solar Nutrient》: 2 copies to speed up access to Ronfa. Like Reiho, I use 2 because it spoils at the end of the game, but 3 is fine if you prefer.
Herbicide: A pure power card. A giant tree grows every turn just by maintaining it. It's hard to use in the first move, so it's 2, but I like it too.
Card Advance Giving: Top Manipulators 2 and 3. The former doesn't have the 1 turn limit, which is rare these days, so you can hit it repeatedly.
《Upstart Goblin》: Draw source. Details will be described later.
The rest of the spells are general purpose slots.
Trap: Adopts mainly the permanent system. Details will be described later.
Extras are fine. Confirm with various Sylvans and Verglastadas, and the rest is up to you.

Strength

Here's his Sylvan build for beginners. We cut random elements to the limit and increased the certainty of deployment. It's relatively clear what he's going to do, so he should be relatively easy to turn in the construction of the Sylvan lineage.
From the beginning, Legia / Narsus / Top's operation method ・ Align Shaman in your hand, summon a flash star to Fergra / Nachubi, and suppress the opponent while interfering. If you have room in your hand, let's kill Oreia at once. Basically, it develops from the highest level of Legia Shaman, so its firepower is high.
Now, Sylvan has certain unique strengths not found in other Solitaire Decks. In my humble opinion, Sylvan's greatest strength and singularity is that unlike his other Solitaire decks, he can easily draw in meta cards like Continuous Trap and Hand Trigger.
Sylvan's Ace Oleia. From deployment to removal, he's a card that deserves to be called Sylvan's ace, but the essence of Oreia is in the first effect, the top manipulation ability.
Let's say you cut Legia with Oreia and activated its effect. You can see eight cards, but if you consider that the Deck has 30 cards at this point, you can manipulate the order of about a third of the cards. By the way, if you combine this with draw sources such as Legia Himemiya and Nourishment, you'll be able to access all of the cards in your Deck. If you have Continuous Trap in this, you can greatly restrict the opponent's movement, and if you draw Sorcha, you can assemble an even stronger formation.
This is not all. Sylvan's deployment differs from Rylo and Malebranche of the Burning Abyss in that only plants go to his GY to "turn" when deployed. In other words, Sylvan is a theme that unfolds while reducing the number of monsters in his deck. In Sylvan, he often has 10 or more Plants in GY in just a few turns, which means that his Spells and Traps in his deck increase as much. Therefore, the top solving power becomes very high, and the quality of one draw increases.
Sylvan's unique spells also fit his deck very well. Alms is a super power card that draws 3 cards, and Reiho's End Flipping effect is a good effect that has both a reduction in the proportion of plants and an accident prevention. Make the most of it.
Putting all this together, I think that one form of Sylvan's build is that he can build a deck based on the policy of "Continuous Trap and large to overwhelm and aim for kills in return." So, in this construction, I tried to keep the quality of each card as high as possible and reduce the proportion of plants. Even though there is Himemiya as a piece, it is basically a combo part with Ronfa. I don't want sprouts in my first hand, so I'm aiming for a stable development by adding a lot of self-contained princesses instead. Nourishment has the role of combining with Oreia & deck compression & accident prevention, and can be used widely from the beginning to the end. Various Continuous Trap can be used as a set with a flash star when drawn alone, and if not, operate with Oreia or Atvance to draw in with various draws, making up for the lack of monsters alone.

Weakness

I've written this far as I please, but frankly speaking, it's pretty tough to fight against the serious opponents these days with just this. As a combo deck and a non-9th term fate, the probability of getting a set of Continuous Trap + large size from the first hand is about 50% at most. If only one of them is used, the probability will increase a little more, but that will greatly reduce the binding force. Also, in the current situation where Felgra Stada does not have as much control as before, it is difficult to overcome with just a simple large size.
A problem unique to this construction is
・Because the ratio of plants is low, it is easy to get short of breath.
・Since the random element has been cut to the limit, the explosive power when deployed is modest.
・Because it is not a type that specializes in the first move, it has a slightly lower binding power, and it is difficult if the hand is not good against serious opponents.
…etc.

Customize

Since the random elements are removed and only the basic parts are left, it can be arranged in any number of ways. If you want to increase the explosive power, add more pieces or sprouts, or put in a good reasoning or "Left Arm Offering". If you want to strengthen the return, put in Creclemasma and adopt Melias. And so on.
Personally, I think the most difficult part of building Sylvan is plant proportions. If you increase it, you won't be able to pull in the permanent system, the peace sprouts will be bulky in the first hand, and the initial movement will be slow, and the quality of Legia Himemiya's draw will be lowered. On the other hand, if you reduce it, the explosive power and deployment power will decrease, making it difficult to draw Legia and bounce Oreia. I wonder if this area is a place to show the skill of the player.