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* [[Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands]] |
* [[Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands]] |
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* [[Night Assailant]] |
* [[Night Assailant]] |
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+ | * [[Shaddoll Beast]] |
| + | * [[Shaddoll Dragon]] |
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| + | * [[Shaddoll Falco]] |
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| + | * [[Shaddoll Hedgehog]] |
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| + | * [[Shaddoll Squamata]] |
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* [[Senju of the Thousand Hands]] |
* [[Senju of the Thousand Hands]] |
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| + | * [[Summoner of Illusions]] |
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|ritual monsters = |
|ritual monsters = |
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* [[Tarotray the Sibylla]] |
* [[Tarotray the Sibylla]] |
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| + | * [[El Shaddoll Anoyatyllis]] |
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| + | * [[El Shaddoll Construct]] |
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| + | * [[El Shaddoll Wendigo]] |
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| + | * [[El Shaddoll Wendigo]] |
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| + | * [[Gaia Drake, the Universal Force]] |
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| + | |synchro monsters = |
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| + | * [[Arcanite Magician]] |
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| + | * [[Black Rose Dragon]] |
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* [[Ritual of the Sibylla]] |
* [[Ritual of the Sibylla]] |
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* [[Enemy Controller]] |
* [[Enemy Controller]] |
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* [[Guard Penalty]] |
* [[Guard Penalty]] |
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| + | * [[Shaddoll Fusion]] |
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* [[Shield Crush]] |
* [[Shield Crush]] |
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* [[Soul Reversal]] |
* [[Soul Reversal]] |
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* [[No Entry!!]] |
* [[No Entry!!]] |
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* [[Reverse Reuse]] |
* [[Reverse Reuse]] |
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* [[Threatening Roar]] |
* [[Threatening Roar]] |
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* [[Waboku]] |
* [[Waboku]] |
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Template:Infobox archetype
"Sibyl" (
Design
Appearance
"Sibyl" monsters are fortune-telling themed monsters based on different female mythological creatures as well as divination techniques.
| Sibyl card | Origin | Technique |
|---|---|---|
| Arrowsylph the Sibyl | Sylph | Belomancy |
| Coingnoma the Sibyl | Gnome | Numismatomancy |
| Crystalundine the Sibyl | Undine | Crystallomancy |
| Petalelf the Sibyl | Elf | Anthomancy |
| Ouijamorrigan the Sibyl | Morrígan | Ouija |
Etymology
The Kanji for "Sibyl" can be translated as "Fortune-Telling Princesses". The Sibyls were oracular women believed to possess prophetic powers in ancient Greece.
Playing style
All non-Ritual "Sibyl" monsters are Flip monsters, who focus on controlling the field with their Flip effects. They also possess several searching effects to aid Ritual Summoning "Tarotray the Sibylla" with ease, who can further support the Flip effects of the "Sibyl" monsters.
Recommended Cards
Weaknesses
Despite this archetype's unorthodox "bait and switch" — like tactics, "Sibyl" have many weaknesses. Cards like "Dark Simorgh", "Searchlightman", "Light of Intervention" prevent "Sibyl" monsters from being Set or flipped face-down in first place. "Jurrac Velphito" is also dangerous to "Sibyls" because it destroys face-down monsters immediately without them ever flipping face-up. Other cards which prevent battle position changes, whether of the "Sibyl" player's monsters or the opponent's, such as "Gaap the Divine Soldier" and "Gravity Axe - Grarl" can halt most, though often not all, of the "Sibyl" player's moves. Additionally, the deck has difficulty removing monsters summoned by the effect of "Raging Cloudian".
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