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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