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Aaaand that’s a win. After several 9/10s in previous rounds, we finally locked down a 10/10 for a Challenge Win!!

Hilariously, we won with Subterrors without ever having access to their signature trap card, Subterror Final Battle. Just goes to show how solid an archetype they can be.

Draft Challenge 3–Round 5 Deck Build

Very few changes to make here, as the deck is already functioning super smoothly. Other than upgrading the Extra Deck to all Synchros, we dropped Phospheroglacier for a second copy of Speleogeist. Speleogeist has a pretty powerful effect (sort of a pseudo-Umastryx), and Phospheroglacier was basically just a bulky Subterror body with little else in real use. Let’s go for R5 10/10!

Draft Challenge 3–Round 4 Deck Build

Second Umastryx is an excellent addition, and I decided to focus the deck even more on the Subterror theme, coming up to 6 Subterrors and 6 flippers. Since Nemesis Warrior can’t do much by himself, I kept him at 1. Still our one tuner, and decided to opt for Wandering Mummy over Interceptor Cannons for its shuffle ability and greater ATK value (as the difference between 1500 and 2000 DEF hasn’t been very relevant). There are still good cards we can get from the box, but I feel like we can grab 10/10 if we do it just right.

Draft Challenge 3–Round 4 Pulls

Second Umastryx is a fantastic pull, Magical Android is solid, completing our set of Nemesis Warriors is good, and the second Wandering Mummy tempts me to put it in for Cannons. Slowly working on building up those Metaphys monsters, too.

Draft Challenge 3–Round 3 Deck Build

Tightening the list up, mostly. Wish we had the Subterror SR trap, but otherwise the deck is dedicated really well to them. Obviously, the list could be much more consistent, but it honestly feels like a normal deck to a degree already.

Draft Challenge 3–Round 3 Pulls

Got some solid pulls; nothing too crazy, even though we did get some higher rarity things. Subterror flips still seem like the way to go.