3 Lilith, Lady of Lament 1 Malice, Lady of Lament 3 Buster Blader 3 Buster Whelp of the Destruction Swordsman 1 Dragon Buster Destruction Sword 1 Robot Buster Destruction Sword 1 Wizard Buster Destruction Sword 3 Tour Guide From the Underworld 1 Destruction Swordsman Fusion 3 Emblem of Dragon Destroyer 2 The Claw of Hermos 2 Ultra Polymerization 3 Synchro Call 3 Red Reign 3 Destruction Sword Memories 3 Prologue of the Destruction Swordsman 3 Back to the Front 1 Destruction Sword Flash 3 Buster Blader, the Dragon Destroyer Swordsman 1 Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword 1 Rocket Hermos Cannon 3 Buster Dragon 1 Chaos Ruler, the Chaotic Magical Dragon 1 Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Abyss 1 Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Bane 1 Linkuriboh 1 Union Carrier 1 Protector Whelp of the Destruction Swordsman 1 Black Luster Soldier Soldier of Chaos Deck 3: Ultimaya Tzolkin Deck Featuring Lilith, Lady of Lament A Deck that fights using Synchro Monsters, that aims to activate the first effect of Ultimaya Tzolkin during either turn by activating the effect of Lilith, Lady of Lament during the opponents turn

In this deck tech, we're going to look at a deck that should always be ahead by that metric, because the new Final Fantasy set has gifted us with just the commander for the job: Ultimecia, Temporal ThreatUltimecia, Temporal Threat
As you can imagine, this clause makes +1/+1 counter strategies synergize very well with Modular creatures
The setup is very simple, that's why you have to be able to make it in a single turn to start attacking in turn two
Lots of us just stack the cards up and tap them all, but the equipment doesn't actually get tapped - just the equipped creature
Oh, this might change things