"[Sylvan 2017-One kill type (with commentary)]" Deck 2017

Playing

Orcs: The only orcs other than Oreia that can reliably turn 3. Although he was originally an excellent child, he tended to be put off by his Sylvan because of his level and the balance with Legia. There is also the advantage of being able to summon, so it was a clear decision to throw in 3 copies.
Shaman: An excellent development card that doubles as a shaved man, a link material, and an Oreia material. It is quite rare to rot, so 3 stacks.
Ninjin: Responsible for converting Rotten Amaryllis, Valve, and 《Rose Lover》in your hand into link materials. A deployment card that allows you to perform detailed actions. I wish it was EARTH.
Various Lv.1 Sylvans … If it was a normal 7.8 axis Sylvan based on Legia, it was customary to use a small amount in order not to lower the quality of the draw. However, this construction aimed at one-kill is fully invested in order to maximize the success rate of Orc's Shaved Flip. However, since the effect of the normal princess is rather weak, it may be possible to limit it to two stacks.
Various Spells … Basically, we use cards that stabilize the initial movement. Super nutrition is access to Ronfa, 141 is princess access via Thorn, or preparation of "Rose Lover". Stupid burial is the same as 141, preparation of 《Rose Lover》, or super nutrition development via dandy. 《Sylvan Charity》improved stability, Sorcha improved continuation, and excellent reasoning procured link materials. It seems that the basic form is to enter the left arm or strong greed here as you like.

Strength

Sylvan has a high affinity with Link due to the ease of access to Bishbalkin and Tomahawk, and the high deployment power of the Plant itself (especially the use of Dandy is extremely powerful), but unfortunately, it can confront the environment in a fair way. I don't have that kind of power.
Up to the EMem environment, I could still win as long as I overcame the probability barrier and conquered it. However, around the ABC environment, Sylvan's limits begin to show, as he begins to dominate every deck with much higher stability than Sylvan. And now that hand triggers and return methods have begun to be enriched, it is no exaggeration to say that Sylvan, who is a normal conquest axis, is forced to fight a pretty tough battle, or rather, a battle that is almost impossible. It's quite a headwind that Link Monster, which has high suppression ability, hasn't appeared yet.
As a corollary, his Sylvan in this build gave up on pre-emption and went for one kill. If you decide, you win...
How to turn is very clear. Starting from the oak, we will repeatedly perform shaved maki, aiming for mass development. After fertilizing GY with plants, he deployed Beato, secured link materials via proxy from Amaryllis directly buried or sent from Dandy GY, and he deployed Topologic. At the end, revive Amaryllis 10 times, burn the opponent and finish. It does not require precise level adjustment and does not require detailed top operation, so it is in the easy-to-handle category in the construction of the Sylvan system.
The kill accuracy is relatively high, and if you get used to it, it boasts a success rate of about 75% (from my experience). Since it is a type of build that swings all stats in the initial move and deployment, it depends on the hand, but one of its great strengths is that it can somehow hold out with just one trigger. In addition, there are other Topologic system constructions, such as the lawn mowing axis and the meridian axis. It seems that differentiation is sufficiently achieved from the high stability of 《Sylvan Charity》.

Weakness

Unlike IF, you can't start from Azathoth, so if you repeat the triggers, you will almost lose. Needless to say, the second attack start.
Also, since there is no fixed route for turning, it takes some getting used to. It's pretty fun in that you can always aim for a breakthrough from a destiny draw.

Customize

Various Spells and Sprouts, Pieces, and Ronfa will be guaranteed with three stacks, but there will be plenty of room for consideration of the number of other cards to use. It seems that there are any number of cheaters.