Voiceless Voice Deck List & Card Guide

Voiceless Voice is a Control deck in Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel, featuring a Ritual Monster strategy that involves negates from its boss monster. Check out the core deck list and key combos, as well as tips on how to play, alternative card options & counters against this specific Deck!

Voiceless Voice Deck List

Main Deck: 42 cards
x3	x3	x3	x3	x3
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x2	x2	x1	x3	x2
x2	x2	x2	x1	x1
x3	x1	-	-	-
Extra Deck: 15 cards
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Voiceless Voice Breakdown

Voiceless Voice Deck Guide: How to Play

Playstyle and Win Condition

Voiceless Voice can make a case for itself as one of the best Ritual-based archetypes in Yu-Gi-Oh, regardless of format from TCG, OCG or Master Duel. So few cards, yet so much provided to the archetype--from effect negations, to card destructions, to immunity to card effects--targeted or otherwise.

Voiceless Voice Cards

The two monsters you want to have as soon as possible, either on hand or ont he field, are Lo, the Prayers of the Voiceless Voice and Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice. These two cards must always come together, and the whole strategy of the Deck relies on these two.

They each serve their own purpose; Lo provides utility. It can be the entire material cost for a Ritual Summon of a LIGHT Warrior or Dragon-type Ritual Monster, and on Normal Summon it can be easy access into any of the archetype's Continuous Spells or Traps, and it can Special Summon itself from the GY if a LIGHT Warrior or Dragon-type Ritual Monster is Special Summoned on the field.

Skull Guardian is the Deck's main boss monster. Its omni-negate is only active while Lo is on the field, and it gains essentially double its ATK at the same time. On Ritual Summon, it also searches out another LIGHT Warrior or Dragon-type Ritual Monster to add to the hand.

Saffira is one of the Deck's main enablers, sending a Ritual Spell Card from the Deck to the GY to search out Skull Guardian, and banishing itself from the GY in place of a Ritual Spell Card in order to Ritual Summon. The Ritual Spell effect is enough to take the place of Prayers of the Voiceless Voice.

Sauravis, Dragon Sage recycles a Ritual Spell the GY as an effect to Special Summon itself onto the field. It can temporarily Special Summon Skull Guardian from the Deck temporarily, which allows time to provide protection and utility. Same goes with its Ritual variant, Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended, which can negate Special Summon effects and targeted effects.

The Spells and Trap Cards from this archetype are also equally essential. Most importantof which is Barrier of the Voiceless Voice which makes [red]all LIGHT[/red monsters you control immune to targeted card effects. It also becomes a taunter of sorts, redirecting all attacks to LIGHT Ritual monsters, and it is a free search of an archetype card during the Main Phase.

Blessing recycles the archetype cards back to hand, and it allows a Ritual Summon at any point of the Duel if a monster is Normal or Special Summoned--and that Ritual Summoned monster becomes immune to battle destruction. Radiance has two effects that can be used offensively and defensively, including card destruction.

Support Cards

Generic cards that enable Ritual-based strategies are crucial for the Deck to work. Diviner of the Herald can be used as a combo alongside Trias Hierarchia that guarantees both Lo and Skull Guardian in a combo.

Odd-Eyes Pendulumgraph Dragon has the ability to negate a Spell Card activation,and it punishes the opponent's Extra Deck Special Summons, dealing effect damage for each one. While in the Pendulum Zone, it can recycle a Ritual Spell back to the Deck.

Dyna Mondo is a helpful Link monster to have in Ritual-centric Decks, allowing players to bring back Rtual Monsters from the GY through its Quick Effect.

Core Combos and Interactions

Lo One-Card Combo

The Deck is so self-sufficient that even a single Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice is enough to make one of the most consistent combos in the game. It ends with three cards that by themselves are strong enough by themselves, and is a perfect starter before going into other plays.

Cards on Hand
Step	Description
1	Normal Summon Lo, the Prayers of the Voiceless Voice. Then, activate its on-summon effect; place a copy of Barrier of the Voiceless Voice straight onto the Spell/Trap Zone.
2	Activate Barrier of the Voiceless Voice as it's on the field; search out and add a copy of Saffira, Dragon Queen of the Voiceless Voice to the hand.
3	Use the effect of Saffira, Dragon Queen of the Voiceless Voice from the hand; discard itself to send a copy of Prayers of the Voiceless Voice to the GY and add a copy of Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice to the hand.
4	Activate Saffira, Dragon Queen of the Voiceless Voice's second effect from the GY; banish itself from there, then Ritual Summon Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice by using Lo, the Prayers of the Voiceless Voice as the entire material requirement.
5	Chain Link 2: Upon being sent to the GY as material, activate the effect of Lo, the Prayers of the Voiceless Voice; Special Summon itself back onto the field. Chain Link 1: On summon, use the effect of Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice; search and add Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended to the hand.

No Field Spell Active
	X		X
-	-		-	-

Sample Hand 1

Cards on Hand
Step	Description
1	Activate a copy of Barrier of the Voiceless Voice from the hand. Afterwards, Normal Summon Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice.
2	Upon Normal Summoning, activate the effect of Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice; place Blessings of the Voiceless Voice from the Deck straight onto the field face-up in a Spell/Trap Zone.
3	Use the effect of Barrier of the Voiceless Voice; add a copy of Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice to the hand.
4	Activate Saffira, Dragon Queen of the Voiceless Voice from the hand; discard it, send Prayers of the Voiceless Voice from the Deck to the GY, and add Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended to the hand. Then, activate its effect while in the GY; banish itself and Tribute Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice to Ritual Summon Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice.
5	Upon being used as a Tribute for a Ritual Summon,trigger the effect of Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice; Special Summon itself back onto the field.
6	Set Called by the Grave.

No Field Spell Active
	X		X
-		-		-

Sample Hand 2

Cards on Hand
Step	Description
1	ActivatePre-Preparation of Rites to add Prayers of the Voiceless Voice and Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended to the hand.
2	Normal Summon Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice. Upon Normal Summoning, activate its effect; place Barrier of the Voiceless Voice from the Deck straight onto the field face-up in a Spell/Trap Zone.
3	Activate Prayers of the Voiceless Voice; tribute *Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended from the hand to Ritual Summon Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice. On Ritual Summon, activate Skull Guardian's effect; add Odd-Eyes Pendulumgraph Dragon from the Deck.
4	Activate Barrier of the Voiceless Voice on the Field; add Blessing of the Voiceless Voice to the hand, then activate it on the Field afterwards.
5	Activate Saffira, Dragon Queen of the Voiceless Voice; add a second copy of Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended to the hand.
6	Trigger the effect of Barrier of the Voiceless Voice on the field; target Saffira, Dragon Queen of the Voiceless Voice and add it back to the hand.
7	Activate Odd-Eyes Pendulumgraph Dragon from the hand as a Pendulum Scale. During the End Phase, retrieve Prayers of the Voiceless Voice either from the GY, or get a second copy from the Deck.

No Field Spell Active
	X		X
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Boss Monsters

	Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice
	Skull Guardian, Protector of the Voiceless Voice enjoys a boost in ATK and a once-per-turn omni-negate as long as "Lo, Prayers of the Voiceless Voice" is on the field. On Ritual Summon, it provides a search effect, allowing it to set up another Ritual Summon player if the player so wishes.
	Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended
	Sauravis, the Ancient and Ascended provides protection with a negate effect against targeted effects on monsters. It can also bounce back from the fiel to the hand as a negate against a Special Summon from the opponent, and banishes that monster at the same time.
	Baronne de Fleur
	While the Deck is primarily focused on Ritual Summons, there are a couple of monsters that serve as Tuners. This makes Baronne de Fleur a potent choice yet again due to its useful effects--from the Special Summon, negate and card destruction effects.
	Chaos Angel
	Another Synchro Monster to consider is Chaos Angel, which should work nicely due to the Deck having LIGHT and DARK monsters. On Special Summon it banishes a card on the field, and depending on materials used to summon this card it enjoys additional defensive effects.
	Underworld Goddess of the Closed World
	If your field is getting too crowded and the opponent controls a very dangerous monster on the field, the player can opt into Link Summoning Underworld Goddess of the Closed World as a last-ditch effort. It can use a monster the opponent controls as one of the materials. It also negates every other monster once it is Link Summon, and it can negate a Special Summon effect once per turn.

Voiceless Voice Counters: How to Beat

Best Decks to Use Against Voiceless Voice

Kashtira

Kashtira is one of the best Decks that punish monster effects activating while they have their monsters on the field. Kashtira Fenrir and Kashtira Unicorn are especially dangerous, and these two monsters are enough to set up for a pseudo-floodgate in Arise-Heart.

Kashtira Deck List & Card Guide

Yubel

If Yubel manages to get a good hand against Voiceless Voice, they can play through a couple of negates and interruptions to get their key monsters on the field. Especially dangerous is their access to Super Polymerization, and all it takes is one Yubel to suddenl get burn damage when the opponent uses your own monsters for Yubel - The Loving Defender Forever.

Yubel Deck List & Card Guide

Horus

One Continuous Spell for this Deck means up to 4 extremely powerful monsters that do not need to activate anything to be Special Summoned from the GY. They can also trigger the second effect of King's Sarcophagus should they attack with a Horus monster--automatically sending the attacked monster straight to the GY without needing to do damage calculation.

Horus Control Deck List & Card Guide

Best Cards to Tech Against Voiceless Voice

	Anti-Spell Fragrance
	Anti-Spell Fragrance forces both players to Set Spell Cards first before being able to activate it on the next available turn. Considering how Spell Cards are inherently important for any Ritual-based Deck, this also hits Voiecless Voice from being able to reliably access Skull Guardian.
	Droll & Lock Bird
	There are quite a number of search effects in a Voiceless Voice Deck, which is why Droll & Lock Bird would immediately shut down any combo that the Deck can put up. Stopping the addition of cards in any shape or form cuts off access to important cards that are still in the Main Deck.
	Dark Ruler No More
	Dark Ruler No More's activation cannot be stopped by monster effects, and it negates all monsters on the opponent's field. This means that the Skull Guardian's negation effect is rendered ususable until the next turn, but the caveat is that the opponent cannot deal damage for the rest of the turn.
	Dimension Shifter
	Quite a number of cards in this Deck benefit from having cards in the GY. Effects that force them to be banished instead of going to the GY will hurt Voiceless Voice quite a lot; teching Dimension Shifter, or its fellow floodgates like Macro Cosmos and Dimensional Fissure

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