Sheru Muko
Deck Primer
Appmon is a weird deck. There are three lines of support that we have right now. Charismon, Globemon, and Satellamon. Each of them have their own pieces and playstyle. Yet there are not enough cards for the deck to be able to focus on any of the three. So you have to cut corners and combine them. But that leads to consistency issues. I tried to mitigate the downsides of the deck by maxing out on the cycling cards. This should let me access my pieces
...Appmon is a weird deck. There are three lines of support that we have right now. Charismon, Globemon, and Satellamon. Each of them have their own pieces and playstyle. Yet there are not enough cards for the deck to be able to focus on any of the three. So you have to cut corners and combine them. But that leads to consistency issues. I tried to mitigate the downsides of the deck by maxing out on the cycling cards. This should let me access my pieces quickly and effectively. I also split the lines as evenly as I could while mainly focusing on the Satellamon line which acts as a bridge for the other two. I would typically run different ratios for a deck but due to lack of support I have to run an awkward ratio on the levels in the deck.
Deck Breakdown
Type Breakdown
Level Breakdown
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Test Hand
Security Hand (5 cards)
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Main Hand (5 cards)
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Shuffled using Fisher-Yates algorithm
I took out the Gaiamon for now due to its price spiking out of nowhere.
The ShadowSeraphimon Ace is the alternative to the Gaiamon. The lower levels of the deck are meant for aggression and resource management while the Level 6 is usually the finisher or an Ace card. I chose ShadowSeraphimon because it can blast over all of the decks level 5s and is a high impact card.
I forgot to mention that I replaced the ShadowSeraphimon and the Gaiamon with Satellamon instead. That's because of their prices.
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