Tiaraments are one of the newest archetypes introduced to Yu-Gi-Oh. Master Duel. These cards have powerful effects that can be activated when the cards are sent to the graveyard, making Tiarament a powerful deck if you enjoy mill decks.
Not only does this deck have access to cards that can speed up your mill, but it can also mill your opponent’s deck to prevent them from accessing those cards. This archetype made a big splash for his TCG side of Yu-Gi-Oh. So it’s no wonder this deck quickly became one of his best decks in Master Duel. Clear solo mode and start accumulating gems!
Ten Tiaraments Havnis
Due to the powerful mill effect, many Tiarament cards, including Havnis, are limited to two per deck in Master Duel, greatly reducing deck stability. This in no way means that the deck is obsolete. Tiaraments is still a very strong deck in this format.
Havnis is a great tool for your deck, as its quick effect allows you to use it as a pseudo-hand trap, or use one of Tiarament’s effects to gain an extra fusion summon.
9 tiaraments merli
Tiaraments Merli is one of the best starters in this deck. This card can start a Mill Combo by Summoning or Special Summoning. Unlike Havnis, whose mill effect can only be activated as a hand trap, Merli can only use his mill effect by being summoned.
It goes without saying that summoning Merli is a lot of work, as Tiarament has a wealth of cards that can special summon each other. Be careful if your opponent plays Nibiru.
8 Tiaraments Reino Heart
Merrli is limited to 2, so if you don’t see Merrli in your first hand, Reinoheart is the best starter by default. Reino Heart can discard 1 Tiarament card from the Deck to the Graveyard. Silly Burial is limited to 1, so playing Reinoheart is basically playing 4 Silly Burials.
All Tearlaments cards have effects that activate when sent to the Graveyard, and Reinoheart opens up every playline your deck can offer.
7 Tiaraments Siren
Shailen is the quintessential extender in this deck. After normal summoning Merli or Reinoheart, Shailen is an easy way to combo for more Tiarament effects. This card can be Special Summoned, and you can discard 1 Tiarament card from your hand to mill 3 cards.
By doing so, you can activate a myriad of effects. Shailen can set up some sneaky boards, whether it’s the effect of cards he sends to the graveyard or he’s one of his three lucky ones milled.
6 Kitkalos Tiaraments
The TCG quickly decided Kitkalos was too strong for the format and banned it entirely, but you can still play one copy of Kitkalos in Master Duel. Tiaraments is a fusion-based deck that does not rely on specific fusion cards such as polymerization, as its secondary effect allows fusion summoning monsters from the extra deck when most archetype monsters are sent to the graveyard.
Kitkalos can easily loop this fusion effect. This is because this effect can float another Tiarament monster while activating its effect.
Five Protoplanet Perleleino
Every good archetype needs good field spells to accompany it. Protoplanet Perleleino is Tiarament’s field spell. This card can search your deck for a Tiarament monster and add it to your hand.
Since the main focus of this archetype is to return materials from the graveyard to the bottom of the deck and use fusion summoning, Perleleino’s secondary effect of destroying a card each time it happens is a combo. is always enabled unless is stopped.
Four Agid Ancient Guard
Agido is not a Tiaraments card, but it could be. With a new wave of Ishizu support cards, Tearlaments have a new engine to speed up their mills and counter their opponents at the same time.
Agido can be an Extender just like Tiaraments Havnis. Every time your opponent sends a card from their Deck to the Graveyard, you can Special Summon Agido from your hand and add 1 to the board.
3 Kerbec the Ancient Vanguard
Ishizu cards have similar effects to each other. Two of them are activated from your hand when your opponent sends a card from their deck to the graveyard. This is very common in Yu-Gi-Oh. Master Duel, the remaining two return cards from the graveyard to the deck. They all have main effects, but some are better than others.
Kerbec the Ancient Vanguard can return a Special Summoned monster to the opponent’s hand, while summoning itself with its effect to delay the opponent’s combo or destroy the board.
2 Sacred Guardian Keld
Keld is one of two Ishizu cards whose effects can return cards from the graveyard to the deck. This is an easy way to replenish your deck with already depleted Tiarament cards for the endgame. You can also trigger the protoplanet Perleleino.
Unlike other Ishizu cards, Keld cannot be special summoned by your opponent’s actions, instead you must discard 1 Earth Fairy monster from your hand. Therefore, you cannot summon this Divine Guardian unless you have another Ishizu in your hand.
1 Mudra the Sword Oracle
Unlike other Ishizu cards, Mudra the Sword Oracle has one of the most lackluster effects. You can return cards from your graveyard to your deck, but the main effect of searching Gravekeeper’s Trap is pretty useless in a Tiaraments deck.
Mudra’s main effect may not bring much success, but its secondary effect of returning cards to the deck (unless you’re using an interesting Gravekeeper build) is very much needed in this beast of a deck.