FF 4-Axis Turbo - September 2013

This is a Fire Fist build I've been playing for some time now, it currently can't compete with toptiers (dragon ruler, dragon ruler and dragon ruler) but it has some nice mechanics and you should be sure to check it out.

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Monsters (13):

3x Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Bear

3x Cardcar D

3x Coach Soldier Wolfbark

3x Maxx "C"

1x Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Gorilla

Spells (17):

3x Forbidden Lance

3x MST

3x Pot of Duality

3x Upstart Goblin

2x Fire Formation - Tenki

1x Book of Moon

1x Dark Hole

1x Fire Formation - Tensu

Traps (10):

2x Dimensional Prison

1x Bottomless Trap Hole

1x Compulsory Evacuation Device

1x Fiendish Chain

1x Fire Formation - Tensen

1x Mirror Force

1x Sixth Sense

1x Solemn Warning

1x Torrential Tribute

Side:

3x Imperial Iron Wall

2x Effect Veiler

2x The Huge Revolution is Over

2x Gozen Match

2x Vanity's Emptiness

1x Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Gorilla

1x Fiendish Chain

1x Needle Ceiling

1x Soul Drain

Extra:

2x Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Tiger King

1x Ally of Justice Catastor

1x Abyss Dweller

1x Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Cardinal

1x Daigusto Emeral

1x Diamond Dire Wolf

1x Evilswarm Ouroboros

1x Gagaga Cowboy

1x Lavalval Chain

1x Maestroke the Symphony Djinn

1x Number 39: Utopia

1x Number 50: Blackship of Corn

1x Number 85: Crazy Box

1x Photon Papilloperative

Mentionable match-ups I've had with this deck:

Blackwing:
Delta Crow - Anti Reverse will be the only thing that hurts your ass like fuck, be sure to side in The Huge Revolution is Over against this deck, Blackwing almost has no explosive plays, they rely on their endurance, be sure to stall them and keep pressure, remove keycards as soon as possible. Blackwing - Kalut the Moon Shadow will hurt your attacks on a blackwing monster, you might want to rethink the decision of an attack on a Blackwing monster if you could remove it by another way.

Mermail:
At all a hard to play game, without side and Abyss Dweller it is literally impossible to counter enough plays of them. Abyss Dweller plays a keyrole in this match-up and you should be able to protect him properly, as he counters most of Mermail's plays, Soul Drain is a must-have in this match, Vanity's Emptiness aswell as Summon Limit help you to stop their OTKish plays.

Lightsworn:
Pretty easy to play at all, just pay attention on what the enemy is focusing on, there are different goals he might try to achieve, but the main goal is to fill the graveyard with different Lightsworns, either you keep defensive traps behind to remove Judgment Dragons or you try to end the game as early as possible.

Dragon Ruler:
Hardest match-up by far, probably the most unbeaten deck at all. With Sixth Sense, this deck just goes ham. There is literally nothing you can do against their graveyard setup as they will continue to side in MSTs, Blaster throw materials etc. Imperial Iron Wall, Soul Drain and Gozen Match play keyroles in this deck, Malevolent Catastrophe will be a pain against you however, your win is a coinflip away from hitting that shit or not, try to side in The Huge Revolution is Over. However you will lose speed from siding in, but it will hit the Dragon Ruler player too. Edit: Thoughts on The Huge Revolution is Over: Not worth siding in, as Dragon Ruler players will most likely play sole MSTs and more Blaster and Blaster materials.

Evilswarm:
This is pretty much a same same game, you are not bound to level 5 and higher plays, so you can pretty much ignore on Evilswarm Ophion, however your field will most likely consist of 1-2 monsters, so Evilswarm Bahamut could be a threat.

Constellar:
Another hard match-up, you should only XYZ if you're sure that the enemy is not playing out a Constellar Pleiades, other than that pay attention to their backrow and don't blind MST when you have a face-up monster, they could chain on a Safe Zone (however, you can "negate" their Safe Zone by MSTing on it as a later chain link). Gorilla x MST plays are recommended for backrow removal if you want to remove it.

Bujin:
Bujin heavily relies on their graveyard (and the banishing of their support) to have an impact on the game. Be sure to side Imperial Iron Walls and Soul Drain, pick out cards that target (Dimensional Prison, Compulsory Evacuation Device), keep the Fiendish Chains in for on-field supports like Coach Soldier Wolfbark.

Harpies:
A rather easy matchup, however it can become tricky on Harpie's Pet Phantasmal Dragon, as it is pretty much ignored by everything you will play out. Harpie's Hunting Grounds in conjunction with Harpie Dancer will erase your backrow faster than you can imagine, care on laying out too much S/Ts and beware of that play. A broken Hysteric Sign is adding Harpie Queen along with Harpie Dancer, making your backrow vulnerable to that shit if you are not able to counter it. Be sure to react on these plays by booking Harpie Dancer or stop the cycle somehow else.

A game against a Bujin/Fire Fist hybrid, won 2-1. Sided out 1 Dimensional Prison, 1 Upstart Goblin, 1 Brotherhood of the Fire Fist - Bear and 1 Forbidden Lance for 3 Imperial Iron Wall and 1 Soul Drain.

A game against Dragon Ruler, won 2-1. Sided out 2 Dimensional Prison, 1 Bottomless Trap Hole, 1 Sixth Sense, 2 MST, 1 Mirror Force and 1 Forbidden Lance for 3 Imperial Iron Wall, 2 Gozen Match, 2 Vanity's Emptiness and 1 Soul Drain.

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