Divine Sword - Phoenix Blade Forbidden→Used Deck

His Equip Spell, which is the "blade" of his deck called [○○ Blade], newly recorded in the 4th season Warrior Strak.
The power of the Equip Spell, which strengthens the status of the equipped monster, is completely out of the question below Legendary Sword, which appeared in Season 1, but another effect that is the reason for the name "Phoenix" is the main one, GY It has the ability to self-salvage from GY by excluding two Warriors, and the biggest feature is that the name Turn 1 is not set for this.
As a result, as long as GY's Warrior lasts, this card can be used repeatedly as a hand cost, etc., and as a cost, he can create a number of combos such as Special Summoning the Warrior removed from his GY by other effects. I was.
And at the end, it felt like Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights was the final blow and it was banned.
In addition, this card's newly recorded Strak does not include Warriors that have special compatibility with this card, such as doing something from the exclusion state.

300 up as an Equip Spell, only for Warriors and inferior to most Equip Spells
Especially compared to the already existing 《United We Stand》, it's a huge difference.
At that time, unity was a banned card as a power card.
There were many cards with such modest adjustments.
However, since this alone is useless, it has a salvage effect for differentiation.
This is a crook, the constraint of removing 2 Warriors, which seems to be a heavy cost, is immediately
Various operation methods were found, such as being able to combo with 《Dimension Fusion》.
Eventually, this card was used as a general term for exclusion gimmicks, which led to the creation of a large number of decks called [XX Blade].
The main role is to secure the hand cost by the salvage effect.
At that time, the decks that could use this card were limited to extreme constructions such as one-kill systems.
When the regulation came in, I used another card to get out of trouble.
After it became easy to operate with 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》
[Warrior] Finally banned due to becoming a general-purpose gimmick
It is a card that represents the danger of effects that have no turn 1 limit in Yu-Gi-Oh.

Dogma Blade, his Junk Blade, and other dangerous cards that have been used many times and are considered dangerous by players. It has a high combo potential and is more useful as a resource than Killer Snake because it keeps coming back to the hand and banishing his GY warriors.
However, until then, the decks that had used this card had only been built specifically for this purpose, and the versatility itself was low, so it was difficult to reach the point of regulation. The turning point was the appearance of Isolde. Now that Warrior can be used in any deck, it's a big deal. Since it was able to overrule the card cost of the Troymare theme that came out around the same time, it quickly became used as a general-purpose card. After being abused, it finally became a banned card. Rather, I think that it was not a one-shot ban because it was rampant with Dogma Blade.

The importance of Turn 1 is well understood. If you attach it, it will be treated as a hand cost that can be used every turn.

Comprehensive evaluation: Since there is no limit on the number of times, it costs 《Infinite Cards》.
With "Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights", he can easily return to his hand by sending it to GY, and after that, his GY cost is converted to hand cost, and Troymare's removal has become possible.
Even before that, there are quite a few decks that are compatible with increasing the number of Warriors to be excluded and bringing them into loop combos.
Although it can be used as a hand cost, the number of times it can be used is unlimited.

Equip Spell card of him who was active in Air Blade and Dogma Blade in the past. It has a powerful effect that can be reused by banishing two Warrior monsters in GY, and it is famous as a hand cost that can be reused any number of times.
With the appearance of Isolde, who has appeared in recent years, it has become possible to easily send it to his GY, and the evaluation has risen at once. That's how it ended up joining the list of banned cards. Going forward, it will be a difficult card to return to if there is no turn 1 restriction.

Please change the name to turn 1 and give it back! I'll do anything!
The impression that the deck that ate the bargain is too many. Fan Deck, Fan Deck, Fan Deck (half-gire)
In the famous place, Krystarbo, the light or dark GY return securing personnel of the holy warrior Black Luster Soldier, various hand costs and this card really helped me.
The RBI increase is a bonus, and like a phoenix, it returns to the hand again and again.
Some people may have a strong image that it was banned because of Isolde and Troymare, but I guess it was destined for this to happen sooner or later.
…I wonder when the replacement cards will be printed, Mr. KONAMI?
Is it okay to leave the 2 cost as it is and remove the race restrictions? (Take a look)

A card that started with Air Blade in the old days and continued to participate in Solitaire and One Kill for a long time, such as Dogma Blade.
He has been complicit in many evil deeds, but for some reason, like a phoenix, he has a reputation for evading regulations in revisions.
Similarly, Majiek, a solitaire one-kill companion who continued to survive tenaciously, fell down half a year ago, and Isolde himself and he were violently attacked by Gouki, so they followed suit.
good job for today.

Equipment that has been abused as a semi-permanent hand cost in Troymare Gouki Deck etc.? Spells.
Combined with the compatibility with Isolde, who can drop Equip Spells from the Deck, it was finally designated as a banned card in the Limit Regulations on 2019-01-01.
Also in this limit regulation, FWD, 《Knightmare Goblin》, Invoker, 《Dandylion》, Valve, etc., were decided to be banned, so at last his deck called "Troymare Gouki" also appeared from the environment. it will be erased. I am sorry for your loss.

Cards that have been abused many times in the past
Now it's being abused as Isolde's companion.
Cards that should be banned or errataed with turn 1 restrictions

It was originally an excellent card as a hand cost, but with Gouki and 《Isolde, Two Tales of the Noble Knights》, it suddenly became a broken card. By the time Isolde is played, the cost has already been secured, and it can be used many times in one turn as Troymare's hand cost that is further connected from there. Moreover, if Troymare is mutually linked, you can draw 1 card, so you can expand your hand while increasing it rather than reducing it. It can't be helped because it's an old card, but I should have made it impossible to activate the salvage effect on turn 1 or the turn that fell to GY.

A card like prepared version Elma that is being used more and more as a hand cost, probably because of Isolde.
Thanks to this, Warrior Troymare can generate Troymare's hand cost from his GY monsters, and it can be said that it is a card that strongly supports ad collecting performance.

An Equip Spell that Isolde wants to drop on her GY first. Troymare Gouki covers Troymare's hand cost, and even Gouki with Gouki Link has a hidden effect (RBI increase) that helps Gouki Link 4, who is slightly unreliable in RBI.
However, even though Gouki is a theme where her GY tends to build up, if he recklessly self-regenerates, he will not be able to rematch, so he wants to use Gouki as a cost because he has as many types as possible.

Airblade and Dogmablade in the past.
Now a prime candidate for his Equip Spell card to send to her GY with Isolde from Gouki.
A card that returns to his GY as a hand cost and returns to his hand again.

An adjusted version of the butterfly dagger Elma.
Contrary to its strong name, it can only be equipped to Warriors, but if it only increases by 300, it is a poor sword with the first level equipment and the name of Divine Sword crying.
However, it is worth noting that the latter effect allows him to salvage 2 GY warriors for the cost, allowing him to reuse and reduce the consumption of cards that require a hand cost. And there are no turn limits.
I wrote that it was only 300, but it can be useful in the closing phase because it can defeat monsters in his subtle ATK line.
Compared to before, there are more ways to send this sword directly to GY, especially with the appearance of Warrior Link Isolde, at the cost of recruiting him, after sending it to GY, he can use the warrior that became Link material as a cost and earn adverts.
Originally, he was abused in Dogma Blade, but with the appearance of Isolde mentioned above, he was adopted by Gouki and was mainly used as a cost for Isolde and Troymare, and he has been attracting attention again.
Postscript: It's shocking that it's going to be banned... I've been using it for HERO. But I think there is a way to do it because there was that much potential.

A card that increases ATK as a bonus and the recovery effect is the main
If you find merit in using Equip Spell itself, I definitely want to use it
But this cost is not quite stupid, this is

Since the ATK up itself is a small amount, it is too weak as a card to simply strengthen. However, the recovery effect in the second half is brutal, and it returns to the hand in exchange for the GY add. Since there is no limit to the number of times per turn, if GY is fertile, it will be a pseudo-infinite cost, and it will run wild mainly with one-kill Deck.

A card famous for its combo of D/D R and Cryce.
By pairing with Chevalier and Seven Swords, it becomes a card that can be removed as long as the GY cost lasts.
… well, the GY costs don't last that long.

To be frank, I almost never use this card as an equipment card.
The true effect of this card is to supply the cost by recovering itself.
The compatibility with DDR is outstanding, and it is possible to use this card as a hand cost to bring back the warriors that were removed during recovery. If the returned warrior is Crisis, you can draw and turn it.
I have created various one-kills, but I don't think there will be more one-kills using this card in the future.

An equipment card that revives GY Warrior monsters as many times as you want.
With this, if there is a Warrior monster, it will be treated as a hand cost that can be used any number of times, so it is powerful.
Once upon a time, this gimmick and the exclusion of Warrior monsters
There was even a 1-turn kill deck that used it well.

Less than 《Sword of Deep-Seated》for Equip Spell.
However, the worst thing about this card is that it doesn't depend on your hand and returns to your hand.
DDR -> throw this away, Kryce -> Kryce & DDR destruction -> Return with 2 Kryce removed -> This is the key card of the gimmick called Kryce Turbo, which is an infinite loop.
I wonder if it's a good thing to be active as a hand cost that can be used any number of times...

In the past, I didn't like exclusion, so I traded it...
It is basic to use it for hand cost etc. as much as Warrior's GY recovery is not possible.
It's not very useful as equipment, but you should equip it once in a while.
Can be used as a plaff.

A remake card of the legendary sword. Then things got tough.
His Equip Spell with the effect of increasing ATK by 300 and the effect of self-salvage by excluding 2 GY Warriors.
ATK up isn't even a bonus. A card that focuses on excluding GY's Warrior and using itself as a hand cost.
The combo with 《D.D.R. - Different Dimension Reincarnation》is powerful. With this card he can banish GY's Warrior and activate this card as a cost.
Since it can accumulate a lot of Warriors in the Exclusion Zone, it is perfect for Dimension Fusion and Return, and is a problem child who created many one-kill decks.
Dimension fusion and return were banned, but when Downlink and Isolde appeared in the era, this card, which was meaningful for sending GY to him, leaped to the top of his Equip Spell cost. While being sent to GY, he played an active role in covering Troymare's hand cost and appealed that he was still alive, but he appealed too much and was sent to the ban.