Hellspawn Archetype Revived!

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The Hellspawns are back! and they brought friends!
The Hellspawn/Hellfire archetype consists of monsters that work on/with Hellfire counters.
These counters keep most of the monsters alive. Many Hellspawn monsters are destroyed if they have no counters on them. All Hellspawn monsters need counters to activate their effects. the spells and traps use counters to defend or strenghten the Hellspawn monsters, or give/redistribute the counters.
check them out below!!!

[spoiler=Akali - Hellspawn Entity]

Akali is the first and primary tuner of the deck. As long as he has a counter he cannot be destroyed by battle.
he also gets a new counter everytime he is attacked. finally Akali can remove a counter to lower or raise a Hellspawn monsters level by one.

[spoiler=Gasha - Hellspawn Shield]

This tuner has extreme defence for its level.
but each turn he gets a counter and per counter he loses 200 DEF.

[spoiler=Yemekeri - Hellspawn Reaper]

Yemekeri gets one counter for every monster he destroys.
he also gets 100 ATK points for every counter he collects.

[spoiler=Itoni - Hellspawn Furnace]

Itoni has three effects. in the standby phase he gets a counter.
in the battle phase you can add his defence to his attack, but doing so will switch him to defence mode
after attacking. finally you may move counters from him to other Hellspawn monsters on the field.

[spoiler=Menifesi - Hellspawn Spirit]

Menifesi is the main monster searcher of the archetype. once per turn you can remove a counter
to add a Hellspawn monster from your deck or Graveyard to your hand.

[spoiler=Melimayi - Hellspawn Recruiter]

Melimayi is the second monster searcher of the archetype. Whenever you summon a Hellspawn monster,
Melimayi gets a counter. at any point you can remove all counters and send Melimayi back to the deck.
then you may summon a Hellspawn monster whose level equals or is less than the ammount of counters that where on Melimayi.

[spoiler=Arami - Hellspawn Sorcerer]

Arami gets one counter a turn. once per turn you can remove a counter to bring a spell or trap to your hand.
if Arami is destroyed by an effect, he can then destroy one spell/trap for every counter he had at the time of his destruction.

[spoiler=Resa - Hellspawn corpse]

If Resa is destroyed when he has a counter on him, he will be special summoned to the field in attack position.

[spoiler=Tila - Hellspawn Shade]

Tila can negate its own destruction by removing a Hellfire counter. If it does it gains 500 ATK.
Tile must feed on other Hellspawn monsters to survive however, for if you don't move a counter to
it once per turn, Tila is destroyed.

 

[spoiler=Azazhi - Hellspawn Commander]

Azazhi can be special summoned by having 5 or more counters on your field. Azazhi collects counters
and you can remove those counters to summon a monster from your hand whose level is less than or equals to the counters removed.

[spoiler=Baleb- Hellspawn Beastmaster]

Baleb is weak on his own. but he gets a counter each turn. he can also summon a hellhound token each turn
and as long as there are hellhounds in play, cannot be destroyed. to top it all of, Baleb gets 200 attack for each Hellhound on the field.

[spoiler=Awire - Hellspawn Beast]

Awire can tribute one Hellspawn in order to destroy one card for every counter on that sacrificed monster.

[spoiler=Vishapin - Hellspawn Dragon]

the first and weakest Hellspawn dragon. Vishapin can summon another dragon when he is summoned
by discarting another Hellspawn monster. also whenever one of the other two dragons activates its effect,
Vishapin gets a counter. and whenever one of the other dragons would be destroyed, you can remove a counter to negate the destruction.

[spoiler=Yewuha - Hellspawn Dragon]

The second Hellspawn dragon. Yewuha can nuke the board and then get one counter per destroyed monster.
once per turn you can remove a counter to destroy one card.

[spoiler=Diragoni - Hellspawn Dragon]

The third and strongest Hellspawn dragon. This dragon is capable of not only overpowering a lot of enemies,
he can also draw in all of the Hellfire counters on your field by destroying the other monsters.
monsters that have altered their attack are not able to attack Diragoni and are destroyed if they try.
Diragoni can only be summoned in attack position.

[spoiler=Nigusi - Hellspawn King]

Nigusi is the first step in summoning the hellspawn deity Amilak. he can only be summoned by sacrificing monsters whose counters total 8 or more.
when Nigusi is summoned you can move all Hellspawn monsters to defense mode and move one counter per card to Nigusi.
once per turn you may also move all counters on one monster to Nigusi and inflict 100 damage per counter to both players.

[spoiler=Geta - Hellspawn Lord]

Geta is the second monster in a series of three boss monsters. Geta can only be special summoned by tributing Nigusi with precisely 10 counters on him.
whenever Geta destroys a monster, he gets a counter. once per duel you may also draw in all hellfire counters on the entire field to Geta.
Finnaly once per turn you can remove any number of counters and then destroy that many cards on the field.

[spoiler=Amilak - Hellspawn Divine]

Amilak is the last stage of the three stage boss monster. Amilak can only be summoned by sacrificing geta with 12 counters or using Return of Amilak.
he cannot gain counters except by his own effect. he gets one counter per turn and you automaticly win if there are 5 counters on Amilak.
you can also negate and destroy any card that tries to affect Amilak by removing a counter.

As of now there are two pendulum monsters:

[spoiler=Nigari - Hellspawn Knight]

Nigari is a <1 1> pendulum monster. he cannot be destroyed by battle if he is in attack mode and has counters.
He also gains 200 ATK for every counter but he is moved to defense mode if he battles. His pendulum effect allows
him to destroy a monster on your opponents side of the field. he will gain a counter when one of your monsters is destroyed by battle.

[spoiler=Derawi - Hellspawn Daemon]

Derawi is a <10 10> pendulum monster who needs to be fed one counter per turn in order to keep him alive.
but on the positive side, Derawi allows level 4 or lower Hellspawns to use their effects without using counters.
His pendulum effect allows you to once per turn use a counter to summon a level 6 or lower hellspawn from your hand.

And now for the Spells:

[spoiler=Hellfire Blade]

an equip spell that boosts the attack of a Hellspawn monster by 200 per counter. the monster will also gain piercing damage.

[spoiler=Hellfire Cloak]

An equip spell that works similar to the Hellfire blade but for defence. also if the equiped monster is in attack mode, you can still use the defence stat instead of attack.

[spoiler=Hellfire Manifestation]


this spell acts like a monster reborn, but with a counter cost that must equal the monsters level you are trying to resurrect.

[spoiler=Hellfire Boost]

this spell allows you to add one hellfire counter to a Hellspawn for each Hellspawn on the field.
if Hellscape is in play however, you can add two counters instead of one.

[spoiler=Hellfire Explosion]

This spell allows you to remove any number of counters and then destroy one card per counter removed. this card cannot be negated by traps.

[spoiler=Hellfire Flare.]


this spell allows you to double the counters on a Hellspawn monster at the cost of 200 lifepoints per counter.

[spoiler=Hellspawn gateway]

send one Hellspawn to your hand, summon one from your deck or grave.

[spoiler=Hellfire Blast]

This spell allows you to use all of the counters on one of your hellspawns and damage your opponent
for 500 points per Hellfire counter.

[spoiler=Hellfire Flux]

this spell simply allows you to redistribute all of your counters on the field to different Hellspawns.

[spoiler=Rituals of the Tainted]

This is the only ritual card for the Hellspawn archetype. it is used for every Hellspawn ritual monster.
Unlike other rituals, these are done not by offering monsters and adding up the levels, but by taking the precise amount
of counters to reflect the level of the ritual monster. This spell also equips to the summoned ritual monster so that it cannot be
destroyed by battle. Also when the Ritual monster is destroyed by a effect, Rituals of the Tainted goes back to your hand.

[spoiler=Hellscape]

this field spell gives one counter to all of your Hellspawns each turn. and also gives Hellspawns 100 attack for each counter.

Now for the Traps:

[spoiler=Rage Of The Hellspawn]

This trap card allows you to overcharge you Hellspawn monster. Its attack will become 3000
but at the end of the turn the monster is destroyed and its counters are placed on other Hellspawn monsters.

[spoiler=Baleb's Call]

a trap card that returns two Hellhound tokens if one Hellhound token is slain.

[spoiler=Hellfire Pillar]

This trap allows you to negate an attack by sacrificing a monster that is being attacked.
but instead of just destroying the attacker, you can destroy one card per counter on the sacrificed monster.

[spoiler=Hellfire Mirror Force]

Yes you read that right. this Archetype has its own mirror force. this mirror force cannot be negated
but you have to pay one counter per level of the monster that is attacking.

[spoiler=Rise Of The Hellspawn Dragons]


this Trap allows you to halve the counters on a face up Hellspawn dragon so that you can summon another dragon from your hand, deck or GY.

[spoiler=Return of Amilak]


this trap allows you to skip a step in the summoning of Amilak by bypassing Geta completely.

[spoiler=Amilak's Vengeance]

this trap activates when a monster attacks your face-up attack monster. you can raise the attacked monsters attack by 500 per counter on that monster.

[spoiler=Hellfire Envelopment]

This continous trap allows you to once per turn give your opponent the same damage you took in a battle.

[spoiler=Hellspawn Solace]

This trap works for three turns. in these three turns Hellspawn monsters that have counters are unnafected by effects.

[spoiler=Hellspawn Dispelling Wave]

This trap is activated when your opponent uses a spell or trap. It then negates that card and destroys all spells and traps your opponent controls.

[spoiler=Hellspawn Condemnation]

This trap stops your opponents monsters attacking Hellspawn monsters whose ammount of counters is higher than the attacking monsters level.
The effect lasts three turns.

[spoiler=Hellspawn Redemtion]

This trap effectively allows you to switch out your current field of Hellspawn monsters for a new one out of the grave.

Time for the Synchro's:

[spoiler=Boyi - Hellspawn Conduit]

this Synchro gets a counter for each Hellfire spell in your grave. once per turn you can remove one counter from Boyi to place it on another Hellspawn.

[spoiler=Yiferidi - Hellspawn Executioner]

this card is able do distribute Hellfire counters not only to himself, but also to other Hellspawn monsters. He can also inflict extra damage by sacrificing a counter.

[spoiler=Mech'eresha - Hellspawn Armageddon]

this Synchro monster is a litteral nuke. when summoned Mech'eresha destroys all cards on the field except himself.
then Mech'eresha gets one counter per card destroyed and 500 atk per counter. you have to remove one counter per turn however.

[spoiler=Zenidon - Hellspawn Dragon King]

Zenidon is the strongest synchro monster in the archetype. you will need 2 tuners and 2 non tuner Hellspawns to summon him.
for every hellspawn monster in the grave he gets a counter. and for every counter on the entire field, Zenidon gains 300 ATK.
Zenidon is not affected by any effects and once per turn you can remove a counter to force your opponent to only attack Zenidon until your next turn.
finally when Zenidon leaves the field. you may summon one of the three dragons in his place.

Ritual monsters are next:

[spoiler=Yaros - Hellspawn Shaman]

Yaros is a level 8 ritual monster that gives every Hellspawn one counter if he dies because he has none.
Yaros also allows you to redistribute all counters on your field once per turn. Whenever you use a spell or trap when
Yaros is on the field, the spell or trap goes back to the deck instead of the graveyard.

[spoiler=Omiran - Hellspawn Titan]

Omiran is a level 10 ritual monster that MUST attack first and must attack all your opponents monsters when you start your battle phase.
For every monster Omiran destroys, you can put a counter on one of your Hellspawn monsters. But make sure to put one on Omiran as well,
because every turn he consumes one of his own counters.

[spoiler=Daeros - Hellspawn Behemoth]

Daeros is a level 12 Ritual monster that inflicts half of his ATK as damage to your opponent if he is destroyed for not having a counter.
Daeros can hoard counters once per turn and when he attacks you can remove counters to up his ATK by 500 for each counter.
After he attacks however he is moved to defence mode.

As of now there is one Link monster:

[spoiler=Ravasori - Hellspawn Golem]

Ravasori is a Link 3 monster that needs 2 or more Hellspawn monsters. Ravasori gets one counter each turn for every Hellspawn monster he points to.
The monsters Ravasori points to also can't be destroyed by card effects. lastly Ravasori can redistribute his counters once per turn.

Finally the Fusion monsters:

[spoiler=Cerabi - Hellspawn Cerberus]

Cerabi is summoned by removing from play three Hellspawn monsters on your side of the field that together must have 7 counters or more.
Monsters Cerabi destroys are removed from play instead of being sent to the graveyard. Even though Cerabi cannot generate counters, it is worth giving him counters.
This is because he can attack multiple times as long as you pay Counters for those extra attacks.

[spoiler=Torragi - Hellspawn Amalgam]

Torragi can be summoned by removing 2 or more Hellspawn monsters on the field from play. Torragi's ATK and DEF equal
the combined amount of counters on the monsters used for Torragi's summon. Torragi is not affected by card effects and once per turn
can remove a counter to destroy an opponents card.

[spoiler=Nagarr - Hellspawn Dragon God]

Nagarr is a fusion monster requiring one of each of the three dragons. the dragons must be on the field
and will be removed from play in order to summon Nagarr. The counters that where on the dragons before the fusion will all be moved to Nagarr
and if all counters are gone from Nagarr, he won't just destroy himself, but all cards on the field.
he will then also inflict 200 damage for each card to both players. card effects cannot be activated at all as long as Nagarr is on the field.
finally you must remove one counter from Nagarr each turn.

Please tell me what you think down below, if you have any ideas for other cards within this archetype, and if you have any tips to make the cards better! Thank you for checking out the Hellscape archetype!

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added two pendulum monsters, three ritual monsters, three spells (one of which is the ritual spell) and two traps

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Update bump 2: added two fusion monsters, three traps and a Link monster

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