Flower Wanderies is one of the most powerful archetypes in Yu-Gi-Oh. Master Duel. Along with the cute bird theme, this deck has a playstyle like no other. In addition to its ability to normal summon monsters multiple times in one turn, it can also do so on your opponent’s turn, making this avian deck difficult to break through.
Cards like Frawanderies & Robina and Frawanderies & Eguren that let you find the next piece of the bird puzzle can create very powerful boards that can only be breached with a few well-timed cards. . Otherwise, you will be faced with a horde of birds that will make you unable to play Yu-Gi-Oh.
Ten Fra Wanderies & Robina
Having Robina in your first hand is one of the best things that can happen if you win the roll of the dice. Robina is the best starter for the Fra Wanderies deck. When Normal Summoned, Robina searches the Deck for a level 4 or lower Winged Beast monster, and if he finds one, he can Normal Summon a Winged Beast from his hand.
A second normal summon is very important for this deck, whether you’re looking for Eguren to continue your combo, or for another missing piece later.
9 Hula Wanderies & Fun
Robina is one of the most important cards in the deck, but it could be argued that Egren is just as important, if not more so. When Eguren is summoned, you can search your deck for level 7 or higher bird monsters.
The easy answer is to search for Empen, but cards like Avian Apex of the Mistvale and Mega Lord Ryza are also strong targets, ending the board to prevent your opponent from trying to break your own board. can do.
8 Flower Wanderies and Empen
Since the Stormwinds barrier statue has been banned in Master Duel, the other options are boss monsters within the archetype, Fra Wanderese and Empen. This card is a wonderful tower that must be broken through without using attack display monsters in order to nullify all the opponent’s effects and halve the attack power and defense power when Enpen fights with Empen.
When tribute-summoned, Empen can also fetch powerful Spell or Trap cards from the Deck, giving him easy access to Field Spells and Advent of Adventures.
7 Flower Wanderies & Suri
Stri is one of the toolbox type cards in Floowandereeze’s arsenal. When this card is summoned, you can banish 1 card and control your opponent’s Graveyard. This effect may not seem all that impactful, but when playing against decks like Tearlaments or random Destiny Hero: Destroyer Phoenix Enforcer, you can count on her Stri for its amazing effect. will be
If you need an extra body on the field to dedicate an empen, Stri is another extender of normal summon combos.
6 Hula Wanderies & Tokkan
When Frawanderies monsters leave the field, they are removed instead of being sent to the Graveyard. Tokkan allows you to return some of the exiled cards to your hand for later turns.
Tokkan is not only a utility card, but also a great deck expansion. In games with a limited pool of cards named Floowandereeze, take whatever name you can get. Fortunately, Toccan is one of the better names among bird archetypes.
Five Fra Wanderies and Magnificent Maps
There are some interesting things you can do with the Floowandereeze deck. Many effects can be activated when normal summoned, so you can do so-called chain blocks. This is known as the act of running multiple chain links to prevent the most important effect from being negated. Cards like “Floowandereeze And The Magnificent Map” allow you to normal summon and exile his one of the cards at the same time.
Not only does the epic map allow for lots of chain block play, but it can also be triggered during your opponent’s turn. No, comrades, it’s not your turn, it’s our turn.
Four Mist Valley Apex Avian
Finding cards that indirectly support your archetype is one of the best things you can do as a Yu-Gi-Oh! player. Mist Valley Apex Avian is a level 7 Winged Beast monster, so it fits well with the Frawanderies deck. This means it can be searched by Eguren, and the way the deck summons tons of monsters makes it easy to access tributes to Summon Apex Avian. .
This card is a great card to end the board as if your opponent plays a problematic monster you can easily negate it without targeting the card and destroy it with Apex Avian’s effect.
Let’s be frank. Sometimes you brick. It is quite difficult. That’s where the “Pot of Extravagance” comes in. Frawanderies rarely summons from the extra deck, so it’s completely useless. You can also use it to draw more cards.
It’s one of the best pot cards out there, but given that most decks build their gameplans around the extra deck, few decks can take full advantage of Pot of Extravagance. But Floowandereeze is one of those few cards and one of the best.
2 terraforming
Like Pot of Greed and other banned cards, the simpler the text on the card, the more fragile it is. Terraforming allows you to add field spells from your deck to your hand. Simple like that.
What makes this card so powerful is that it’s the 4th copy of an epic map that can reliably open field spells most of the time. This deck can easily win without looking at the epic map, but it makes it much easier to get your hands on it.
1 dimension shifter
Dimension Shifter is another card that doesn’t fit the archetype. This card doesn’t do much for Frawanderies’ game plan, but rather stops the opponent’s game plan.
Most Master Duel decks use the graveyard as another tool in their game plan. Whether it’s another card pool or monsters with effects that trigger in the graveyard, a huge amount of decks need it to work. Dimension Shifter exiles all cards instead of sending them to the graveyard, and Frawanderies’ cards trigger when exiled, so you can’t lose in that regard.