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Do you not feel confident yet with your Deck going into Ranked Duels in Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel? The game now has some Loaner Decks prepared just in case! Check out the Deck Recipes available for all players!

This toned down version of a Cyber Dragon Deck focuses on the core strategy of the archetype to Fusion Summon boss monsters, usually with Power Bond to double their attack and go for game-ending Direct Attacks.
It also has options for control as well, with negates from Therion "King" Regulus and Cyber Dragon Infinity.
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| A "Cyber Dragon" Deck focused on offense. First, get ready to Fusion Summon with effects such as those of "Cyber Dragon Core" or "Cyberdark Chimera". It can be surprisingly easy to gather the required materials because most "Cyber Dragon" monsters are treated as "Cyber Dragon" while on the field or in the Graveyard, for instance "Cyber Dragon Core". What's more, monsters Fusion Summoned with "Power Bond" have higher ATK. Surge to victory in a single turn with overwhelming offensive force. |

This Deck makes use of the Spright Deck Engine to supplement the playstyle of the Live☆Twin archetype. Special Summons are aftoot in order to make a near-unbreakable board with negates from cards like Spright Carrot and Spright Red, alongside its own archetype with Evil★Twin Ki-sikil and Evil★Twin Lil-la.
Evil★Twin can be quite a complicated Deck to learn, but learning how the cards intereact with one another unlocks its true potential to completely mess with the opponent's game plans.
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Note: Even though Pot of Extravagance is currently Limited to 1, using this specific Loaner Deck will apparently bypass the banlist and allow the usage of the Limited Spell Card at 2 copies.
| A devious "Evil★Twin" Deck revolving around link-ups between "Ki-sikil" and "Lil-la". "Ki-sikil" and "Lil-la" monsters are the crux of this Deck, and they can Summon each other with their effects. Note that the Link Monsters "Evil★Twin Ki-sikil" and "Evil★Twin Lil-la" can each activate an additional effect if Special Summoned while you control their partner. "Evil★Twin's Trouble Sunny" is a powerful trump card that can Special Summon both at the same time, so make it your objective to Summon it. Flummox the opponent with your dazling monsters and snatch away victory in style! |

When Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel first launched, Eldlich Decks were one of the best Control Decks available in the game. Its usage of so many floodgates and interruptions made it an infuriating Deck to go up against,. Though in the current meta there are far more powerful Control Decks to run, Eldlich the Golden Lord is no less of a slouch many seasons later.
It makes used of a wide variety of Trap Cards, and a number of them are extremely powerful floodgates. It also happens to have ways to Special Summon the titular monster, sometimes with a significant stat boost.
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| An "Eldlich" Deck that fights tenaciously with Trap Cards. Based around "Eldlich the golden Lord", "Eldlixir" cardsa can Summon monsters, and "Golden Land" cards can act as interference. Get a good grasp of these effects to ensure you combine them effectively! Be careful not to Set or activate cards recklessly. You'll have to send a Trap or Spell Card to the Graveyard to activate the effects of "Eldlich the Golden Lord", so it's essential to hold back on occasion. Control the flow of battle to dominate the field and take victory! This Loaner Deck includes two copies of the Limited card "Pot of Extravagance" as per the current Forbidden/Limited List. |

The Exosisters are notorious for their ease in punishing effects that move cards out of the GY. Any instance of doing so allows all the Main Deck "Exosisters" to Xyz Summon using just themselves on the field as material as an effect.
This Deck also makes use of a particularly strong hand trap in Dimension Shifter, which banishes all cards that were meant to be sent to the GY. The Exosisters do not mind this effect lingering, as most of their effects do involve banishing cards from the Field or in the GY.
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| This "Exosister" Deck is the bane of Graveyard-reliant Decks. The effects of "Exosister Martha" and others let you bring out multiple Level 4 monsters to Xyz Summon Rank 4 "Exosister" Xyz Monsters. With 2 of them, you can Xyz Summon "Exosisters Magnifica" and perform an exorcism through consecutive attacks! |

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| This "Rescue-ACE" Deck poses a major threat with its Spell and Trap Cards. With just a single activation of the effect of "Rescue-ACE Turbulence", you get to Set up to 4 "Rescue-ACE" Quick-Play Spell Cards / Normal Trap Cards. They're even more deadly if "Rescue-ACE Hydrant" is in your Monster Zone. Build up a solid formation of "Rescue-ACE" monsters and Spell/Trap Cards to avert disaster. This Loaner Deck includes one copy of the Forbidden card "Pot of Prosperity" as per the current Forbidden/Limited List. |

The proper Deck Recipe for Evil★Twin Spright might no longer be at God tier, but this Loaner Deck is a great way to learn how the strategy and the Spright Deck Engine works, letting you get a feel on how powerful Level 2 and Rank 2 monsters have become since their introduction to Master Duel.
Spright Evil★Twin Deck List & Card Guide

The Rescue-ACE Loaner Deck is a very good Loaner Deck that takes little to master, since its power is more on their plethora of interruptions in Quick-Play Spells and Traps. These can be set en masse with the effect of Rescue-ACE Turbulence, and it can keep doing that once per turn.
It is a great way to learn the Deck, and explore other options in Deck Building to see just how flexible the archetype is with their options.
Rescue-ACE Deck List & Card Guide
Being able to pilot Decks completely for free without having to craft cards is always a plus. This gives players an opportunity to try out strategies and Deck Recipes they most likely do not have, and gives them an idea on how to run their own take of the Deck should they choose to do so with resources.
Knowledge is crucial in a game like Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel. The Loaner Decks allow players to gain insight in how the Deck works by using it themselves in official Ranked Duels. Better knowledge can possibly lead to better ability to counter it once players encounter a more built Deck.
As of writing, the Loaner Decks shown above are currently available until the end of Season 41: July 1st, 2025 (8:00 AM JST).
The Loaner Decks have made teir return on May 13th, 2025, with the addition of the Exosister and Rescue-ACE archetypes.


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