By itself, this wouldnt be too interesting, but when combined with commands that allow cards to be flipped, shifted between lanes, and covered/uncovered, it creates some really interesting choices
TAanimation didn't specify if this deck is better at going first or second at the start of the duel
The goal here is a bit of a longer game, with a strategy that tends to revolve around reducing the power of opposing monsters to allow Cubics to defeat them and Special Summon powerhouses
Wall of Roots is usually better in this regard but it can't attack which reduces the total number of synergies it has and having redundancy in those kind of cards is nice too
If you want to see an Orvar deck in action, I highly recommend watching this episode of Extra Turns, where Josh Lee Kwai showcases some of the the cool stuff an Orvar deck can do
fourthstartcg January 4, 2020, 2:22am 4 Ready to see nobody rank a set after 2009 above B rank despite some obvious classics in the making 5 Likes garden January 4, 2020, 2:38am 5 I had a lot of fun making this list