Witchcrafter

Tried experimenting with making a fun and casual Witchcrafter deck using the cartesia engine with options to go down a dogmatika route for a negate and crimson dragon follow up for next turn or a winda route for more control. The engine makes the deck a tiny bit more flexible in its playstyle and what it can do.

Since its casual i didnt think much of hand traps but they can always replace some of the tech cards like the white forest ones or iris, you can also just increase the deck size to around 43 to add in the hand traps I dont think that route would hurt the consistency a crazy amount though you may want to test that and see how it works in practice.

Ideally you want to end on a board where you have vice madame with haine on first turn and bystreet since it offers destruction protection.

A combo utilising cartesia can go like this.

Fusion deployment, 1 other monster

1.        Activate fusion deployment targeting Dusk dragon to summon cartesia.

2.        Cartesia effect to fusion summon dusk dragon using another monster in hand

3.        Dusk dragon can send titaniklad

4.        EP titaniklad summons ecclesia who adds fleurdelis for negate on opponents turn.

5.        EP Cartesia is added back to hand because a fusion was sent to grave.

6.        Opponents turn you can banish dusk dragon to summon luluwalilith who will give a negate when a monster is summoned from Extra Deck

7.        Next turn You can summon cartesia next turn and synchro with fleur delis into synchro dragon and activate his effect to summon cosmic blazar dragon.

 Alternatively, if you already have an ecclesia in hand instead of using Dusk dragon to send titaniklad you can send apkallone who will add schism from deck/grave to hand and then activate schism to fusion summon winda (note you need another dark monster on field so you can only use hain, vice madame or magicians’ souls making it slightly situational and a bit more mid-late game play)