Ritual Beasts Deck Guide | Duel Links

This is a guide for building a Ritual Beasts deck in Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links. Learn which cards are needed to build this deck, how to play the Ritual Beasts, as well as counters, and more!

Ritual Beasts Deck Information

Ritual Beasts Basic Information

Rating		Core Card
Attack Defense One Kill Stability	★★★☆☆ ★★★★★ ★★★★★ ★★★☆☆	Ritual Beast Ulti-Apelio

Strengths

• Free-to-play friendly.
• Highly defensive deck in the early game.
• Multiple ways to combo and OTK your opponent.

Deck Concepts

Early on, Ritual Beasts looks to control the game by establishing a strong defensive field. After a couple of turns, this deck can quickly turn into an OTK deck using the Ritual Beasts monsters.

Boxes and Structure Decks Needed

Box/Structure Deck Image	Box/Structure Deck Name
	Galactic Origin
	Spirit of the Beast
	Voltage of the Metal

Ritual Beasts Deck Build

Skill

Character	Skill
Mokuba Kaiba (DSOD)	See You Later! Select 1 monster you control and who you are the original owner of. Return the selected monster to the hand. This Skill can only be used once per Duel.

Main Deck

Card	Name	Copies
Enlarge	Spiritual Beast Cannahawk	x3
Enlarge	Ritual Beast Tamer Elder	x2
Enlarge	Spiritual Beast Apelio	x1
Enlarge	Ritual Beast Tamer Lara	x1
Enlarge	Spiritual Beast Pettlephin	x1
Enlarge	Book of Moon	x3
Enlarge	Ritual Beast Return	x2
Enlarge	Cosmic Cyclone	x2
Enlarge	Ritual Beast's Bond	x1

Extra Deck

Card	Name	Copies
Enlarge	Ritual Beast Ulti-Apelio	x3
Enlarge	Ritual Beast Ulti-Cannahawk	x2
Enlarge	Ritual Beast Ulti-Pettlephin	x1
Enlarge	Diamond Dire Wolf	x1

Card Alternatives

Artifact Lancea	Necrovalley	Fiendish Chain

How to Play Ritual Beasts

Main Opening Combo

Counters for Ritual Beasts

Weaknesses

• Needs time to set up.
• Combo oriented.
• Difficult to play correctly.

Flood the Field

While it is a good defensive deck, Ritual Beasts still tend to struggle against beatdown due to it needing time to set-up in the early game. Take advantage of this by flooding the field with multiple Monsters and Spells.

Remove the Ritual Beasts

The actual Ritual Beasts cards are generally strong when played in their combo. When you remove one of them however, the cycle tends to break easily. Disrupt their combo by removing Ritual Beasts and their set-up cards early on.

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