I've been testing a Superheavy Samurai / Power Patron / Elfnote build lately.
To me, Superheavy Samurai is the glue that holds everything together. It bridges into Power Patron, and Power Patron naturally bridges into Elfnote, making the engines flow really well together.
I know one of the biggest downsides of Superheavy Samurai is that it doesn't want Spells in the GY. Because of that, I only use Called by the Grave or Crossout Designator when I absolutely have to stop a Mulcharmy. Otherwise, I usually let my opponent use their hand traps on the Superheavy plays. If they stop me, they've often used up a good amount of their interaction. If they don't, Superheavy naturally snowballs into the Power Patron engine and eventually into Angelechy.
Another thing I really like is the flexibility Superheavy gives me. If I need to survive a turn, I can always make Bagooska as an emergency play. And if I'm going second, I can make Exciton Knight to wipe the entire board. Nobody ever sees that coming. 😂
I built this deck mainly for fun, but I honestly think it can be taken a bit more seriously too. It's actually stronger than I expected and has been performing really well in testing.
What do you guys think? How would you improve it? If you get the chance, give it a try—it's honestly a really fun deck to play!