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Main Deck: 40Monsters: 113 U.A. Mighty Slugger
3 U.A. Perfect Ace
3 Artifact Moralltach
2 Artifact Beagalltach
Spells: 163 U.A. Stadium
3 The Monarchs Stormforth
3 Upstart Goblin
3 Artifact Ignition
2 Feast of the Wild LV5
2 Double Cyclone
Traps: 133 Artifact Sanctum
3 Call of the Haunted
3 Vanity's Emptiness
2 Breakthrough Skill
1 Solemn Warning
1 Compulsory Evacuation Device
Extra Deck: 153 Constellar Pleiades
3 Gaia Dragon, the Thunder Charger
2 Artifact Durendal
2 Number 61: Volcasaurus
1 Constellar Ptolemy M7
1 Wind-Up Arsenal Zenmaioh
1 Shark Fortress
1 Adreus, Keeper of Armageddon
1 Tiras, Keeper of Genesis
Side Deck: 153 Shadow-Imprisoning Mirror
2 Chain Disappearance
2 Pulling the Rug
2 De-Fusion
2 Puppet Plant
2 Vanity's Fiend
2 Maxx "C"
So I've seen these cards getting released in Duelist Alliance and wanted to build a deck around them. The archetype basically revolves around a LV5 Warrior version of Armades and a 2500 DEF wall that can negate anything for the simple cost of discarding a card. What's awesome about these guys is that they loop each other; you can attack with Mighty Slugger for 2300 without fear of traps or Shaddoll flip effects, then swap him for Perfect Ace in main phase 2 and start locking down the opponent, then rinse and repeat next turn. Stadium gets you going in the early game and searches either missing counterpart, it also gives the deck more firepower, since your Armades will now come in with 2800 attack points when you have the field spell up.
Since both of these guys are LV5 and require tribute fodder (for the first summon at least), the Artifact engine was a natural inclusion. The Artifacts can easily be tributed for both of the Ultimate Athlete monsters and also give you quick access to Rank 5 monsters. Pleiades is a beast right now, with all the floaters running around. The Monarchs Stormforth eases up the tribute summoning further and so does Call of the Haunted, which also has incredible synergy with the Artifact part of the deck, because it allows you to pop cards during your opponent's turn. Feast of the Wild LV5 is another card I'm trying out, it's either gives you a free Rank 5 or allows you to start the loop once again. One could also test out Dimensional Prison in this deck, because most likely the opponent won't have an answer to Perfect Ace in the form of effects and will try to attack over him, so Prison would stop that.
All in all, I must say that this is a pretty fun archetype to use. Between Ace negating and Moralltach popping cards, both during your opponent's turn, adding a Pleiades on top of it (by using the Artifacts of course) might be too much and can be really annoying.