The deck is fun but have not tested enough of it to realize the potentially glaring weak spots it might have. I wish it was still 40 but IDK what to take out tbh. To this day, "Metamorphosis" still remains Forbidden.I actually tested the deck only on a mirror match (not exact replicas, only both being clown control) and both parties agreed to put out the 3 power spells (Pot of Greed, Graceful Charity, and Delinquent Duo) so instead I had 1 Giant Rat, 1 Blade Rabbit, and the deck was 40 cards. One year later, "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" became Limited, and eventually Unlimited. In April 2015, both "Sinister Serpent" and "Ring of Destruction" became Limited with watered-down effects. In January 2014, "Magician of Faith" became Limited in the TCG, and eventually Unlimited. However, in September 2013, "Scapegoat" became Unlimited. In September 2012, "Tsukuyomi" became Limited, but other key cards of the deck, such as "Thousand-Eyes Restrict", remained Forbidden, still rendering this deck unplayable. "Magician of Faith" and "Metamorphosis" have also been Forbidden since. After the September 2006 Lists, the Deck became completely obsolete in the Advanced Format, since both "Tsukuyomi" and "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" became Forbidden. Goat Control Decks became practically dead after the September 2005 Forbidden and Limited Lists, when " Scapegoat", "Metamorphosis" and "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" were all Limited. This is mainly because of the large impact of " Cyber Dragon"'s release. Because this is a slow-paced format with complicated tactical choices, players will usually cut the card pool before Cybernetic Revolution's release, while some players will count in Collectible Tins 2005 which includes " Exarion Universe". There are many players who play the goat control format for fun, and recently Tournaments in the Format have begun to surface. Opponent players usually use Piercing monsters like " Airknight Parshath", or other popular cleanup cards like " Asura Priest" and " Tribe-Infecting Virus" to break the token wall. Other than Limited Trap Cards like " Mirror Force" and " Torrential Tribute", "Scapegoat" and "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" are the Goat Control Deck's major form of defense.
Since "Tsukuyomi" is such a powerful offensive card, people will usually save their defense tools to use on it such as " Book of Moon" or " Sakuretsu Armor". It is difficult to take down as a Spirit monster. Players can use it to get over a lot of popular monsters in the format such as " Monarchs", " Breaker the Magical Warrior", " Jinzo", and their opponent's "Thousand-Eyes Restrict". " Tsukuyomi" is a vital card to this Deck, as a DARK monster, it allows players to reuse "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" and other powerful Flip monster effects. Once the deck uses the card advantage to break opponent's defense, they will try to use deadly cards like "Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning" or " Ring of Destruction" to deal severe damage and finish the game. However, the core-play of Goat Control Deck is using " Magical Merchant" and " Magician of Faith" to utilize powerful Spell Cards such as " Pot of Greed", " Graceful Charity", and " Delinquent Duo" to get large card advantage. In order to have enough cost for "Metamorphosis", players usually play other monsters like " Sinister Serpent" and " Sangan"(to search viable targets). "Thousand-Eyes Restrict" was a very powerful offensive and defensive card during this format thanks to the Priority of Ignition Effect. This deck uses " Metamorphosis" on its Level 1 monster or a " Sheep Token" to summon " Thousand-Eyes Restrict".
Goat Control Deck is named by the spell card " Scapegoat" and its control strategy. This deck has grown in popularity under the new Goat format, which sets the ban list to April 2005. This can happen either from mechanics of the game changing, changes from the "TCG" or "OCG" Forbidden/Limited List, or the deck has slowly lost it's ability to be played over time due to years of no support or neglect. This deck is considered a Classic Deck, this page is used to tell the history of a deck rather than how it is played with unofficial rules now.
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