Yu-Gi-Oh! Power Patron Decks August 2026

Power Patron Deck List TCG

Complete text version of the most recently published Power Patron deck profile.

Monster Cards

2xDoomZ XII Zero - Drastea
2xDoomZ V Five - Amalthe
3xDoomZ VII Seven - Elara
1xPower Patron DoomZ
2xVidolium the Unstable Power Patron of Unity
3xJupredo the Shademachine Power Patron
3xNervedo the Shadebeast Power Patron
1xJunoldo the Shadespirit Power Patron
1xShade the Obscure
1xMedius the Pure
1xSpell Canceller
3xMulcharmy Fuwalos
3xMulcharmy Purulia
3xGhost Ogre & Snow Rabbit
1xBystial Magnamhut
1xBystial Druiswurm

Spell Cards

1xDoomZ Raiders
3xDoomZ Change
1xDoomZ Command "A.D.R.A.S.T.E.I.A."
1xDoomZ Command "D.O.O.M.D.U.R.G."
1xPlundered Power Patron Plane - Vidolia
2xProhibited Power Patron Portal - Terminus
1xTheorealize Past Lull
1xArtmage Vandalism -Assault-
1xCalled by the Grave

Trap Cards

1xDoomZ Destruction
1xArtmage Impasto -Recapture-

Extra Deck

1xDoomZ XIII Over - Graflareio
1xDoomZ XII End - Drastrius
1xDoomZ Break - Diactorus
1xJupiter the Power Patron of Destruction
1xVarudras, the Final Bringer of the End Times
1xMercurium the Living Quicksilver
1xNumber 60: Dugares the Timeless
1xJunora the Power Patron of Tuning
1xNerva the Power Patron of Creation
1xArtmage Non-Finito
1xPurification Power Patron
1xExceed the Pendulum
1xBeyond the Pendulum
1xCharmer Quartet in Bloom
1xS:P Little Knight

Side Deck

2xTrap Eater
2xSanta Claws
3xAsh Blossom & Joyous Spring
2xD.D. Crow
1xDark Ruler No More
2xPot of Sloth
1xTriple Tactics Thrust
1xTriple Tactics Talent
1xEvenly Matched

Most Played Cards in Power Patron Decks

Top 10 cards ranked by how often they appear across the published Power Patron deck lists on KotaCards.

#	Card	Deck Lists	Usage
1	Mulcharmy Fuwalos	8 of 8	100%
2	Nervedo the Shadebeast Power Patron	8 of 8	100%
3	Prohibited Power Patron Portal - Terminus	8 of 8	100%
4	Vidolium the Unstable Power Patron of Unity	8 of 8	100%
5	Jupredo the Shademachine Power Patron	8 of 8	100%
6	Medius the Pure	8 of 8	100%
7	Shade the Obscure	8 of 8	100%
8	Junoldo the Shadespirit Power Patron	8 of 8	100%
9	Artmage Non-Finito	8 of 8	100%
10	Artmage Impasto -Recapture-	8 of 8	100%

Power Patron Deck Statistics

Average card counts and the most frequently used cards calculated from 8 published deck lists.

Published Decks

42.3

Average Main Deck

21.6

Average Monsters

14.4

Average Spells

6.3

Average Traps

Average Extra Deck

Average Side Deck

Nervedo the Shadebeast Power Patron

Most Played Monster

Prohibited Power Patron Portal - Terminus

Most Played Spell

Artmage Impasto -Recapture-

Most Played Trap

Artmage Non-Finito

Most Played Extra Monster

Mulcharmy Fuwalos

Most Played Side Card

Power Patron Deck Guide

Power Patron is a Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG strategy represented by tournament deck profiles published on KotaCards. This page brings those lists together so duelists can compare current builds without opening every profile separately. Each published entry can include the complete Main Deck, Extra Deck and Side Deck, along with the player or creator, tournament name and final placement when that information is available.

The text deck list above is taken from the most recently published Power Patron profile. It is separated into Monster Cards, Spell Cards, Trap Cards, Extra Deck and Side Deck to make the build easier to read, search and copy. Because competitive lists can change between tournaments, comparing several profiles is often more useful than treating a single deck list as the only correct version.

The Most Played Cards and Deck Statistics sections analyze 8 available Power Patron deck lists. Usage percentages show how consistently each card appears across those builds, while the averages indicate the typical number of monsters, spells, traps, Extra Deck cards and Side Deck cards. These figures can help players identify the core engine, flexible slots and common competitive choices used by the archetype.

KotaCards updates this page whenever another Power Patron Deck List is published. Duelists preparing for local tournaments, Regionals or larger Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG events can return to compare new profiles, discover changing card choices and review how the strategy is being built in the current format.