How to Improve an Infernity Deck
One of the many possibilities for a Yu-Gi-Oh! theme deck is the option of playing an Infernity deck. The strategy for an Infernity deck differs from many other deck types because the abilities of these "dark" affiliated creatures are activated when your hand is empty. Therefore, the deck needs to contain a combination of powerful Infernity cards mixed with others that lend themselves to emptying your hand quickly. The result of an effective Infernity deck is an all-out assault with powerful creatures with strong abilities.
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Include three copies of both "Foolish Burial" and "Infernity Inferno" in your deck. These cards allow you to get your power Infernity cards into the graveyard where they are the most useful.
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Use "Infernity Mirage" and "Infernity Launcher" in your deck. The burning process of getting cards into your graveyard means that you'll end up with many monsters in the graveyard, and these cards allow you to special summon those creatures onto the field.
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Use "Infernity Barrier" to change the focus of your deck if "Infernity Launcher" is restricted in the tournament format that you play, as it sometimes is. This allows you to counter any moves that your opponent might make to slow your advance to victory.
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Choose the right creatures for use during the synchro summoning moves that you will employ as part of the Infernity strategy. The "Mist Wurm" is a good choice, because of the devastation it can wreak on your opponent's board while providing you with a powerful monster.
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Use your side deck to stock yourself against decks that play to the Infernity deck's weaknesses. Swap in as many of those cards as you can if you encounter a deck playing something like a Consecrated Light theme that is difficult to face. Good cards to include in your side deck are any that allow you to deal with traps and spells that your opponent might throw at you.
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