There’s only one Noble Knights-specific Trap you will need for this build: Until Noble Arms are Needed Once Again. 2-3 Until Noble Arms are Needed Once Again.This effect can only be used if there’s a Noble Knight on the field that can be equipped to it. Here’s one other note on Noble Arms Equip Spells: These Spells can return to the field once per turn if destroyed. This Quick-Play Spell Card allows the user to pick one Noble Arms Equip Spell from the deck, making it much easier to choose the right one (Note: We should mention that Noble Arms of Destiny should be the main choice, as that Spell provides added protection). Additionally, packing three copies of Glory to the Noble Knights should also help. You should be able to start with at least one of these Equip Spells in most duels. Noble Arms – Gallatin – Warrior-type Monster gain 1000 ATK, but loses 200 ATK during each subsequent turn of controller.
Noble Arms- Caliburn – Warrior-type Monster gains 500 ATK, and user can gain 500 LP once per turn.Noble Arms – Arfeudutyr – Destroys one set card per turn, but lowers Warrior-type Monster ATK by 500 each time effect is used.Noble Arms of Destiny – Prevents a Warrior-type Monster from being destroyed once per turn.Each of these Equip Spells, so let’s get to what each one actually does: In fact, you’ll want to use four different Equip Spells in this build: Noble Arms of Destiny, Noble Arms – Arfeudutyr, Noble Arms – Caliburn, and Noble Arms – Gallatin. We’ve brought up Equip Spells quite a bit already, so it shouldn’t shock you that this deck utilizes many of them. Other Monsters worth adding to the deck include Noble Knight Brothers, which has 2400 DEF and has an effect that allows the turn player to draw one card, and Noble Knight Pellinore, which offers drawing power and the ability to pop a card on the field. Drystan, when equipped with an Equip Spell, can target one face-up monster on the field and destroy it. Noble Knight Drystan, on the other hand, should only be brought out by Medraut’s effect when there’s a big Monster on the field that needs to be popped. In most cases, you’ll want to select two copies of Until Noble Arms are Needed Once Again (which we’ll get to in a bit) and Gwenhwyfar, Queen of Noble Arms, which, when equipped to a Noble Knight as an Equip Spell, offers an extra layer of protection. Two of those selected cards will end up in the Graveyard, but once will end up in the hand. Noble Knight Borz can, when equipped with an Equip Spell, dig out three Noble Arms cards from the deck. In most cases, you’ll want Borz, particularly when you’re in Turn 1 or 2. If you do get Medraut, or Merlin (a Monster that can allow the player to Special Summon a Noble Knight from the Main Deck), in the opening, you should look to target either Borz or Drystan. Noble Knight Medraut is so important that if you can attach an Equip Spell to Medraut to start off, the turn player will be able to Special Summon another Noble Knight monster and get the ball rolling. While that’s next to impossible, you should be able to do get Medraut out in most cases with this build. To maximize the potential of Noble Knights, you will want to start with Noble Knight Medraut in essential every duel. Since this deck build utilizes multiple Monsters, Spells, and Traps, it’s wise to use a skill that can balance the opening hand and ensure that at least one monster is in hand before the start of the duel. While you may be tempted to use the Fields of the Warriors skills, which boosts ATK and DEF for Warrior-type monsters, we highly recommend that players use the Balance skill for Noble Knights. The deck not only made Noble Knights a bit easier to acquire, but a few new powerful Noble Knights Xyz Monsters were also added to the game.īut what should a Noble Knights deck look like in Duel Links? Let’s go over our recommendations, starting with a Skill you should definitely use with it. Noble Knights revolve around a group of Warrior Monsters and Equip Spell Cards, and the archetype saw a significant boost when the Tales of the Noble Knights Structure Deck launched late in 2020. Entering 2021, one of the stronger archetypes in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links was Noble Knights.
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