Security Force
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| Deck Type: | Non-Meta Decks |
| Deck Master: | Security Force Rappa Chiyomaru |
| TCG/OCG: | OCG |
| Submission Date: | November 27th 2020 |
| Author: | Kezeroth |
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With the amount of traps that are run in this deck, you kind of want to go first with this deck, but going second isn't that bad if you make Security Force Justify. The point of this deck is to control the actions that your opponent takes with each of the Security Force monsters doing something different. You aren't that able to interact with your opponent by moving around your Security Force monsters very often on their turn as Security Force Specimen is a hard once per turn for each effect and it is decently hard to put it into your graveyard. The only way you can really truly interact with your opponent on their turn is if you run Reinforce Truth in the maindeck, but I highly advise against it as it doesn't do anything if you are forced to go second; most it can do is be a discard for Magicians' Soul's draw effect.
The Security Force lineup consists of playsets of Security Force Pla-Tina, Security Force Gravitino, Security Force Orifice, and Security Force Rappa Chiyomaru. Security Force Professor Digamma is a terrible card whose control effect is very niche and doesn't come up for the most part in modern Yu-Gi-Oh!. Restrictions on Battle Positions will only prevent you from getting OTKed, but most decks are focusing more on making negated instead which is why we aren't running him even though he is a target for E-Tele. Security Force Rappa Chiyomaru is your one card starter. He/She (I really don't know) bounces him/herself and banishes a Security Force monster from your hand to SS one from your deck. Also there's an almost irrelevant attacking restriction for your opponent. Security Force Pla-Tina lowers the ATK of your opponent's monsters in columns w/ Security Force monsters. The important thing about her is that 1) She's a Magicians' Souls target and 2) She SS a banished Security Force monster which means you can summon the Security Force monster that you banished off of Chiyomaru. Security Force Gravitino banishes monsters in the same column as it when they leave the field and it searches a security force card on summon. This is the card you most want to banish off of Chiyomaru since it has a very relevant control effect and it searches any card in the archetype. Security Force Orifice prevents your opponent targeting their monsters with effects in the same column as Security Force monsters and he can destroy a monster upon their effect activation after you banish a Security Force from hand. It doesn't negate which is unfortunate, but it can deal with some(?) decks' starters and provide adequate banishing set-up.
The other monsters in the main deck provide more set-up for your Security Force plays. Edea the Heavenly Squire summons Chiyomaru from deck and Eidos the Underworld Squire summons Chiyomaru from grave. They both get you to Chiyomaru to start your plays, but they restrict Extra Deck summoning which is okay going first sometimes, but they can be a downside going second. You choose to just run 1 Edea if you want to make more Extra Deck plays and don't want to see her in your hand all the time. Eidos is only run at 1 since you usually are not going to have Chiyomaru in your grave for the most part as he/she is safely tucked in your hand (except when you get hit by Smoke Grenade). He can be a target for Union Carrier when you have access to the extra deck. This allows you to have an easier time getting him into the grave. Magicians' Souls sends Pla-Tina to grave and is extra draws in this deck yada-yada.
Spell line-up is mostly Security Force cards. Security Force Showdown is an extender and recycles your graveyard Security Forces. Security Force Bridgehead is another banishing target for Chiyomaru and Orifice, but it does search a Security Force monster on resolution. It mainly combos with Chiyomaru to make your monsters immune to battle destruction. One for One is for Edea. ROTA is for Chiyomaru (or Edea). Pot of Disparity is nice in this deck as your Extra Deck isn't that important and it's not Pot of Extravagance which means you can use it to search extenders after your main plays.
Trap line-up is pretty normal. Infinite Impermanence for negation and more column control. Security Force Specimen summons a Security Force monster from grave or that is banished. It also allows for some column control, but its not the best as each effect of it is a hard once per turn. Trap Trick gets you to normal traps faster. And Imperial Order since this deck doesn't "rely" on spells as other decks do (by that I mean just discard them off of Magicians' Souls to draw more cards under Imperial Order).
Extra Deck is nothing special. 3 N'tss because we have much free space. Avramax is an option to wall yourself off. Accesscode Selene combo since we are running spellcasters. Equimax to link off monsters and for mucho damage. 2 Security Force Justify to go second or first since it's a negate and removal of up to 3 monsters. Knightmare package of course. Union Carrier to link off monsters and to equip Eidos. Barricadeborg Blocker as another option to link off monsters. And Relinquished Anima and Linkuriboh to make use of lvl 1's.
Side deck. 3 Wattkinetic Puppeteer which you can choose to maindeck. 3 Ash. 3 Cosmic. 3 Warning Point and 3 Banquet of Millions since they're Trap Trick targets and since you don't care for your Extra Deck.
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Shouldn’t you put in isolde? I though of security force to be more of a combo deck using neo space connector and submilation knight to turbo out Isolde and do a HUGE extra deck combo
I originally thought of the deck as more of just column control. I understand that there is potential with Isolde combos, but it makes the deck a larger target for interruptions when you really just want to utilize just security force. It really depends on further support in the future that will determine how the deck will be played
Fair enough – it could turn into something similar to Infernobles form right now it all depends on what support they get from BLVO and if they get another link monster, that would impact the way the deck is played