Some players are quick to disregard chaos decks that play Shining Angel or Skilled White Magician over the more popular Thunder Dragon, insisting that Thunder Dragon is required in any chaos deck. Using Scapegoat at the right time will take a considerable amount of planning. If you activate Scapegoat, always consider what happens if your opponent decides to leave all four goats. This is because of the fact that it plays no tribute monsters. Chaos Control also notably has a harder time dealing with Scapegoat than most decks, but luckily 3 Scapegoat is pretty uncommon.Ĭhaos Control is more prone to goat-locking itself (filling up all of your monster zones because of Scapegoat) than Goat Control is, so be careful. In this case, you will need to pressure those facedown monsters with your Shining Angel or Skilled White Magician. If the opponent’s plan to beat you involves a lot of attacking each turn, they’re going to have a hard time getting through.Ĭhaos Control can have a difficult time dealing with hyper-defensive play, consisting of set monster after set monster for many turns in a row, because Chaos Sorcerer and Metamorphosis are more optimized to deal with faceup threats. Both Skilled White Magician and Shining Angel can hold off a lot of aggression, and Chaos Sorcerer can clean up the rest of their threats.
You are heavily favored to win any kind of war of attrition between these two decks just make sure that you don’t get surprised by a big OTK or a Morphing Jar.Ĭhaos Control is also quite prepared to play a matchup against aggressive decks like Anti-Meta Warriors, Reasoning Gate Combo, or Chaos Recruiter. Chaos Control is well equipped to do battle with Goat Control, especially with Goat Control players who do not have too much familiarity with the matchup.
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