"Flame Conquest Horus" Deck 2013

Playing

When I pursued how to make Horus stand up quickly and stably, it turned out like this.
It's basically the same as a normal Sacred Time, but I feel that the removal power has increased dramatically.
At first, it was a blaster that I put in with the intention of screwing it in, but thanks to the unusual variety of Red Dragon, it's been acting very violently.
If your opponent deploys monsters and tries to provoke them, aim for battle destruction with Horus 6.
If you end up with an 8 in your hand, it's also good to cleanly cut it and use it as a blaster bullet.
After all, if Atumus has materials left, I feel that it is better not to use it as a guidera.
In particular, Pleiades, Horus 8, and other monsters with excellent control power can be deployed, so if you can protect them, you should protect them.
I don't know what the environment will be like after September, but if Horus can make inroads, this is the only way.

Strength

It has better removal power than normal Sacred Incarnation, so I think it can be deployed steadily while suppressing key points.
Opion and Christia, who are probably not good at normal Sacred Time, have the impression that they can break through relatively easily.
It is no exaggeration to say that Ledamme, Horus, and the Pleiades are lined up side by side.
Is it also plainly large that Horus and Redra can call Basilicock?
In terms of removal power in this deck, it ranks with Blaster, so if you use it according to the situation, it will play an active role.

Weakness

Ayeee!? macro!? Macronande!?
There was a time when I couldn't do anything while holding Honest.

Customize

Rather than aiming for a one-kill, it's fair to say that the purpose of this Deck is to completely dominate the field with Horus's Black Flame Dragon Lv8 while still retaining the ability to deploy.
So I think there is one chance for 《Upstart Goblin》.
For those who have a gr