Trying out and learning to play an updated version of my Branded Despia Darklord Bystial variant using the NEW Support consisting of Guiding Quem the Virtuous, Despian Luluwalilith, Albion the Sanctifire Dragon, and Bystial Dis Pater; that arrived in Selection Pack: Beginning of the Next Journey.
This updated support significantly raises the number of different combo lines and extended plays that can be achieved. It sometimes would get to the point where I would be very close to running out of time due to trying to decide what lines to attempt (as you can see from quite a few weird misplays). Overall, it opens up challenging and fun ways in trying to anticipate opponents plays then finding or setting up interruptions to counter them, well at least for myself if that makes sense lol
The decklist is still technically experimental and not optimized as I am considering either potentially cutting it down as close as possible to 40 cards or maxing it out to 60 cards due to some bricking and consistency issues. Regardless, I am excited to further experiment and improve upon learning with this new support🔥
Replays are not all necessarily top tier highlights but just my own showcase and experience of wins using this decklist and what decks I've encountered/faced-off against during the current meta season in ranked ladder duels and events
First match vs Bystial Lightsworn Chaos Synchro? @00:10
Second match vs Labrynth @04:20
Third match vs Galaxy-Eyes Photon @09:04
Fourth match vs Labrynth @11:54
Fifth match vs Dragonmaid @14:19
Sixth match vs Branded Despia @16:26
Seventh match vs Vaylantz @18:53
Decklist @21:59