Elborz, the Sacred Lands of Simorgh →Used Deck

Field Spell, which is the home ground of Simorgh and others, and its effect is to support wind birds and beasts in general.
First of all, with the effect of raising the stats of all wind birds and beasts on the field by 300, in the Simorgh Deck he can also be treated as WIND on the field, with 20 RBI for Zetsushincho and 30 RBI for Dark & Darkness Simorgh.
Field Spell increases RBI by about 200 to 500. It's a very primitive and modest effect that Field Spell has been around since the first season, but it's a big difference between having it and not having it.
In addition, by revealing an advanced or higher Kazechouju in your hand, the release of Winged Beast this turn when NS is reduced, and if there is Kazechouju on the field, he will be able to NS the Winged Beast by the card effect, which is a substantial summoning right. can be added.
The effect of 3 is also a useful effect in other Wind Bird Beast Decks, but it is particularly compatible with Simorgh, where all low-level monsters are effective in NS, and the effect of 2 reduces the release to 1 monster Dark & Darkness Simorgh and Kyojin It's also good at Tribute Summoning Birds and Gale Monarchs quickly, so it's still a must-have card in the Simorgh Deck.
That's why I want to put it in the field early, but this card itself doesn't have an effect that acquires an advantage, and there is also a disadvantage that if this card is in play, it can't be converted into Almira.
Luckily, this card has Simorgh's name, and it's easy to search for it with the NS effects of Inviting Birds and Sacred Birds, so I'm grateful that it's easy to limit the number of cards to use.

Field Spell that can add summoning rights. A good card that reduces release and increases attack and defense by 300.

Can he become the savior of WIND Winged Beast if he's an advanced player or above?
It's a Field Spell in the Simorgh category, but the effect itself is his WIND Winged Beast generic.
The first effect is to increase the status of Winged Beast. Although it is a small increase of 300 offense and defense, it is a value that cannot be ignored that the highest grade Simorgh will reach 3000 RBI.
The second effect is WIND Winged Beast release reduction. It's great to have top-tier Simorgh, of course, Riser, and he's Mist Valley's Giant Bird, supporting his powerful WIND Winged Beast.
The third effect is the summoning right of Winged Beast. It's convenient to simply increase the summoning power, and if you combine it with the second effect, you can immediately Tribute Summon the highest level WIND Winged Beast. In particular, it has good compatibility with Inviting Bird, and if you summon Inviting Bird and search for the highest level WIND Simorgh, you can immediately put it into play.
It's not a Field Spell that gives you a direct advantage, but it's a good support card for Simorgh that can hit the itch with precision.

Although the target range is narrow, it is good to mesh with the overall strengthening and summoning rights to the target, and the release reduction and useful effects of advanced birds and above.
It's a little confusing, but the effect of 2 only requires wind and birds to activate, and if it can be activated, the subsequent birds can be released with any attribute.
Even in decks that don't use Tribute Summon much, the effects of 1 and 3 alone are useful effects, and I think it's an excellent field that can be expected to play an active role not only in Tribute Summon Decks like Simorgh, but also in low-level decks such as Harpie and LL. .

With the "Simorgh" Deck, by combining the effects of (2) and (3), I think it's excellent to be able to immediately Tribute Summon Raiza the Mega Monarch.

There is no effect processing at the time of activation that has become commonplace with her strong Field Spell these days, but in addition to increasing ATK and DEF by 300, release reduction and additional summoning rights are added, so summoning monsters will take advantage. possible. In particular, if you can use the effects of 2 and 3 together, you can summon the highest-level Winged Beast monster, so you can use ``Raiza the Mega Monarch'' as well as ``Simorgh of Darkness'' and ``Simorgh, Lord of the Storm'' from the same pack. These cards are pumped up to exceed his Blue-Eyed RBI, so it's nice to have a modest boost.

Simorgh keycard. With his Simorgh using advanced tactics, the release reduction effect and summoning right addition effect are very strong support.
The overall strengthening effect also has the advantage of increasing from 2900 to 3200, which is also useful.
It's interesting that you can do a total of three normal summons when combined with the additional effect of summoning Hinagamidori.
It is a performance that can be used anywhere not only in Simorgh but also in the Wind Choju Deck.

Release mitigation is very important in Simorgh, where the trump card is full of superlatives
In addition, it is possible to reach the itchy place, such as the point of exceeding 3000 RBIs, which was not reached one step later, and the ability to cover the summoning rights dispute.

Field Spell prepared for Simorgh.
By increasing the ability of WIND Winged Beast and showing the release of an advanced or higher wind bird in his hand, he has the effect of summoning a winged beast when there is a wind bird on the field.
Overall enhancement looks like a bonus, but it's quite powerful as the top-level Simorgh's RBI exceeds 3000. and main
The release mitigation and summoning additions combine to make him a Simorgh-specific summoning effect.
Combined with Hinamidori, which increases summoning rights, and the self-regeneration of lower-level Simorgh, his Simorgh so far will come out like a lie.
In addition, all effects are specified only as wind birds and beasts. It's a card optimized for Simorgh, but you can go to his other WIND Winged Beast Deck for reasons such as wanting to take advantage of the increased summoning power.