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Aromage is a Control Deck in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel, focusing on a set of Plant-type monsters that benefit from having more Life Points than the opponent's. Check out the core deck list, key combos, as well as how to play & counters!
List of Contents
Main Deck: 42 cards | ||||
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x3 | x3 | x3 | x3 | x2 |
x2 | x1 | x1 | x1 | x2 |
x1 | x1 | x1 | x3 | x2 |
x2 | x2 | x1 | x1 | x1 |
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Extra Deck: 15 cards | ||||
x2 | x1 | x1 | x1 | x1 |
x1 | x2 | x1 | x1 | x1 |
x1 | x1 | x1 | - | - |
Rarity | Name | Qty |
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One for One | 1 | |
Crossout Designator | 1 | |
Aroma Gardening | 1 | |
Aroma Blend | 3 | |
Aroma Garden | 2 |
Rarity | Name | Qty |
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Infinite Impermanence | 3 | |
Blessed Winds | 3 | |
Humid Winds | 1 | |
Dried Winds | 1 |
Tier Ranking | |||
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Rogue Tier | |||
Deck Archetype | Deck Difficulty | ||
Control | Easy | ||
Deck Evaluation | |||
Control Deck that gets stronger if the user has more Life Points than the opponent's Effects range from card destruction to effect negation, all while gaining more and more LP Some of its advantages depend on the Continuous Spells/Traps
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Notice | This Deck has had its Deck Recipe changed, therefore the Deck Explanation will receive a future update. |
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The Aroma archetype revolves around messing around with both players' Life Points in order to gain advantage. To be more specific, the Deck goes online when the player using it has more Life Points or gains Life Points during the Duel.
Each monster has at least two effects; one that are automatically active if your Life Points are higher than your opponent's, and one that triggers after gaining LP regardless of amount.
Card | Effects Involving LP |
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Aromage Laurel | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, can be Special Summoned from the hand ・After gaining LP, treats a non-Tuner Plant Monster as a Tuner ・When sent to the GY, gain 500 LP |
Aromaseraphy Angelica | ・Gain LP by discarding this card and targeting an "Aroma" monster in GY ・Can Special Summon itself from GY when LP is higher than opponent's while controlling an "Aroma" monster |
Aromage Jasmine | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, provides one additional Normal Summon for an "Aroma" monster ・After gaining LP, draw 1 card |
Aromage Rosemary | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, monster effects cannot be activated if your Plant-type monster attacks ・After gaining LP, target 1 monster to change its battle position |
Aromage Marjoram | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, take no battle damage from attacks involving your Plant-type monsters ・Special Summon this card from the hand if a Plant-type monster is destroyed by battle, then gain 500 LP ・After gaining LP, banish cards from the opponent's GY equal to the number of "Aroma" monsters you control |
Aromalilith Rosalina | ・ ・Can be discarded to gain LP based on half the ATK of targeted "Aroma" monster ・Can Special Summon a non-Tuner "Aroma" monster from the Deck |
Keep in mind which cards are on the field whenever you gain LP to check on what advantages you can gain immediately. Ideally, you'd want to have at least either Aromage Jasmine, Aromage Rosemary and Aromalilith Rosalina on the field immediately, with either Aromaseraphy Angelica or Aromage Marjoram on hand.
As soon as possible, try to get Aroma Garden active as your Field Spell. It's a free way to gain LP and provide an additional stat boost all "Aroma" monsters you control.
There are four continuous Spells and Traps to consider, and as much as possible all four of them should be on the field as soon as possible. Aroma Gardening is the one that should be on the field first, as Summoning an "Aroma" monster instantly gains you 1000 LP. It also provides a free Special Summon if your own LP is lower than your opponent's, and one of their monster launches an attack.
The three Continuous Traps are utility tools for the Deck, each one providing advantage and control. Blessed Winds provides LP to recycle cards, and can Special Summon an "Aroma" monster for an LP cost. Dried Winds destroys a card if you gain LP, and paying a certain amount can destroy all monsters whose combined ATK is less than the cost. Humid Winds is a free LP gain, and doubles as a search effect with a cost.
Card | Effects Involving LP |
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Aromaseraphy Rosemary | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, your Plant-type monsters gain 500 ATK/DEF ・After gaining LP, target a card their opponent controls to have their effects negated for the rest of the turn |
Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, your Plant-type monsters are immune to targeting effects ・After gaining LP, target 1 card on the field to be destroyed |
Aromaseraphy Jasmine | ・When LP is higher than opponent's, itself and cards it points to with its Link Markers cannot be destroyed by battle ・After gaining LP, add 1 Plant-type monster from the Deck to the hand |
Aromalilith Rosemary | ・By tributing a monster it is pointing to, it can banish a card on the field, and you gain 1000 LP. ・After gaining LP, it can Special Summon up to three "Aroma" monsters from the hand to zones pointed to by its Link Markers |
The archetype's Extra Deck monsters have the same conditions of having effects while having more LP or you gain LP. Ideally, having multiple of them the field at once should be a chance, but for maximum protection on the field, Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram is the ideal monster to have on the field most of the time.
Plant-type support cards are rare, but it can be worked on depending on how the player builds their Aroma Deck. For this one, Special Summons and effects are crucial to maintain presence on the board, in order to continue with the LP strategy.
Evil Thorn makes for a great combo starter, as it can tribute itself to Special Summon two copies of itself onto the field, while dealing burn damage to the opponent. They can be immediately used as materials for Sylvan Dancepione, whose excavation effect can potentially allow the Special Summon of at most two Plant-type monsters.
Aromages get to enjoy the new Ragnaraika Deck Engine; there are not a lot of copies of Ragnaraika the Evil Seed or Ragnaraika Bloom, but they open up to a new set of boss monsters that helpyou deal with the opponent's plays.
Black Rose Dragon has surprising synergy with the Deck. Usually summoned for its ability to clear the entire field, it also has an effect involving Plant-type monsters: banish one from your GY, target a monster they control in Defense Position, and drain their ATK to 0. Meanwhile, Circle of the Fairies provides an additional Normal Summon to a Plant-type monster, and can help gain LP for you on top of inflicting burn damage to the opponent.
Notice | This Deck has had its Deck Recipe changed, therefore the Core Combo section will receive a future update. |
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Cards On Hand | |
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Step | Description |
1 | Normal Summon Evil Thorn, and activate its effect; tribute itself, deal 300 damage to the opponent, then Special Summon two copies of itself onto the Field. |
2 | Using the two copies of Evil Thorn as materials, Link Summon Sylvan Dancepione. Then, activate its effect upon being Link Summoned; excavate 3 cards from the top of your Deck, and Special Summon up to two Plant-type monsters that were excavated. For this combo, the cards excavated were the Spell Card Aroma Garden, and the monsters Lonefire Blossom and Aromage Laurel. |
3 | Activate Lonefire Blossom's effect; tribute itself to the GY, then Special Summon from the Deck Aromage Marjoram. |
4 | Activate One for One; discord one of the two copies of Aromaseraphy Angelica, then Special Summon Spore from the Deck. |
5 | Using Spore and Aromage Marjoram as materials, Synchro Summon Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram. Upon being Sycnhro Summoned, activate its effect; add Blessed Wings from the Deck to your hand. |
6 | Activate Aromaseraphy Angelica from the hand; discard it, and target Armorage Marjoram from the GY; gain LP based on its ATK (2000). |
7 | Upon gaining LP, this triggers Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram's and Aromage Laurel's effects. Chain Link 2: Using Aromage Laurel's effect, target itself; it is now treated as a Tuner until the end of the turn. Chain Link 1: Using Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram's effect, target one card the opponent controls on the field to be destroyed. |
8 | Activate the last effect of Aromaseraphy Angelica in the GY; as you have fulfilled the conditions (higher LP than opponent's, control an "Aroma" monster), you can Special Summon it back onto the field. |
9 | Activate Spore in the GY; banishing a copy of Evil Thorn, Special Summon itself back onto the field. It is also treated as a Level 2 monster, having it be increased through its effect |
10 | Using Spore and Aromaseraphy Angelica as materials, Link Summon Aromaseraphy Jasmine. |
11 | Using Aromage Laurel (currently treated as a Tuner) and Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram as materials, Synchro Summon Periallis, Empress of Blossoms. Upon being sent to the GY, trigger Aromage Laurel's final effect to gain 500 LP |
12 | Upon gaining LP, this triggers Aromaseraphy Jasmine's effect; add a third copy of Aromaseraphy Angelica to the hand. |
13 | Use the effect of Periallis, Empress of Blossoms; Special Summon from the GY Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram back onto the field. |
14 | Set Blessed Winds. Make sure to activate this during your opponent's turn. |
Field Spell: None | ||||
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Sample Hand 2 | |
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Step | Description |
1 | Activate Aroma Gardening. |
2 | Activate One for One; discard Aromage Marjoram, and Special Summon Evil Thorn. Then, activate its effect; tribute itself, deal 300 damage to the opponent, then Special Summon two copies of itself onto the Field. |
3 | Using the two copies of Evil Thorn as materials, Link Summon Sylvan Dancepione. Then, activate its effect upon being Link Summoned; excavate 3 cards from the top of your Deck, and Special Summon up to two Plant-type monsters that were excavated. For this combo, the cards excavated were the Spell Card Aroma Garden, and the monsters Spore and Aromage Jasmine. Also, make sure to place one of the two monsters on the Monster Zones pointed to by Dancepione's Link Markers. Spore is the recommended monster to place there. |
4 | Upon Special Summoning Aromage Jasmine, this triggers the effect of Aroma Gardening; gain 1000 LP immediately on resolution. This triggers Aromage Jasmine to activate its own effect; draw a card for free. For this combo, let's assume the drawn card is Aromaseraphy Angelica. |
5 | Activate the second effect of Sylvan Dancepione; target Aromage Marjoram in the GY, then make the Level of monsters pointed by its Link Markers (Spore) Level 5. |
6 | Using the Level 5 Spore and Aromage Jasmine as materials, Synchro Summon Periallis, Empress of Blossoms. Activate its effect afterwards; Special Summon Armorage Marjoram from the GY back onto the field. |
7 | Normal Summon Aromage Jasmine from the hand. Its effect of being able to Normal Summon another "Aromage" monster; in which case, Normal Summon Aromaseraphy Angelica. |
8 | Using Sylvan Dancepione and Aromaseraphy Angelica as materials, Link Summon Aromaseraphy Jasmine. |
9 | Use the effect of Aromaseraphy Jasmine; tribute Armage Jasmine, then Special Summon Aromage Bergamot. Then, activate Aromaseraphy Angelica from the GY; Special Sumon itself back onto the field. |
10 | Using Aromage Majoram and Aromaseraphy Angelica as mateirals; Synchro Summon Aromaseraphy Sweet Marjoram. Upon being Synchro Summoned, search out Blessed Winds from the hand; Set it immediately afterwards. |
Notice | This Deck has had its Deck Recipe changed, therefore the Counters section will receive a future update. |
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