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CDP: Dark Magician Primoredial with Shining Sarcophagus, ft. ROTA Support

Empower your Ultimate Wizard! Check out every archetype/theme I've ever covered here: https://ygorganization.com/creative-d... Please leave your feedback in the comments below if you would like to see other creative builds, and be sure to check out YGOrganization.com for upcoming releases, rulings articles, card news and more! ------------------------- Welcome to another off-cycle CDP, this time celebrating the reveal of the new Primoredial archetype, designed to support any and all Normal Monsters, and for its first appearance on my channel, we're covering it with the Dark Magician theme! The Dark Magician theme revolves around using the existing Spell/Trap support for Yugi's iconic ace to win the duel through the efficient use of Fusion Monsters, and this theme has a few great options. For example, The Dark Magicians gives you a free draw once per turn when a Spell/Trap card or effect is activated, then letting you set it if its a Trap or Quick-Play Spell to use that turn. The big boss remains Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon, a Spellcaster that carries an omni-negate effect as well as an effect to destroy an opponent's monster and burn. Lastly, Master of Chaos gives you a free LIGHT or DARK Special Summon from your GY, allowing you to extend your plays. You can even summon any of these Fusions with The Eye of Timeaus and just one copy of Dark Magician, reducing the typical investment of most Fusion themes. Or, as I've shown an expanded version of in a prior video, you can also leverage Shining Sarcophagus with Dark Magician the Ebon Sorcerer to cheat out a faux-version of Dark Magician quite easily. You can check out that video here:    • CDP: Shining Sarcophagus Dark Magicia...   . Now to the new stuff - let me introduce you to the Primoredial theme. Right now, it includes only one Level 6 Dragon: Imperial Dragon the Primoredial Dragon. It must use a Normal Monster Tribute to Normal Summon and can do so during the opponent's Main Phase via its own Quick Effect, but when it is Tribute Summoned, it negates the effects of all face-up monsters your opponent controls then banishes all monsters with the same Type/Attribute as a Normal Monster in your GY. In here, since you'll be using Dark Magician as Tribute, you'll then be banishing all DARK and/or Spellcasters from the opponent's board. While this is definitely a big power move offering even more interaction for the Dark Magician strategy, the other Primoredial support cards is where the true synergy lies. I'll start with Primoredial Tremors, a Quick-Play Spell that lets you declare a Normal Monster's name, then if you control no monsters, Special Summon a Normal Monster with that name from your Deck. Yes, that's right - this offers unparalleled access to Dark Magician, straight from your deck. Then there's also Primoredial Imperialode, a Continuous Spell that tutors any Primoredial card on activation, then carries a similar effect to name a Normal Monster then Special Summon one with that name from your hand/Deck/GY. This carries a minute drawback of preventing Special Summoned effect monsters from activating their effects from the rest of the turn, but it still gets you your Dark Magician. Rounding out the Spells, the theme also brings Primoredial Schiller, another Quick-Play Spell that can negate the effects of a card on the field then banish it, for the small cost of revealing Dark Magician or a Primoredial monster... Or for no cost if you control one. The last new card I'm employing is Primoredial Opener, a Trap Card with the same name-then-Special Summon effect, except it can grab Dark Magician from the Deck or GY. If all of this access to Dark Magician wasn't sweet enough, the Primoredial cards have one extra surprise - they offer additional effects from the GY. The simplest is Primoredial Schiller, which can set itself from the GY if you control a Primoredial monster. Next we have Primoredial Tremors, which can banish itself from the GY when your opponent Normal Summons to banish 1 monster on the field with lower ATK than your Dark Magician. Then we have Primoredial Opener, which can banish itself during the opponent's turn to gain control of a monster your opponent controls with higher ATK than your Dark Magician. All of these effects augment the natural strength of the Dark Magician theme, leveraging its waves of legacy support and enhancing access to the original Normal Monster itself. What more could you really ask for with this Magicians' Combination? Enjoy the deck, and catch you next time! NOTE: YGOrganization is not affiliated with any online simulator and does not promote their use over any official platform.