Fabled Dianaira →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Since it is stronger than Fabled, it may be possible to summon around 《Lucent, Netherlord of Dark World》《Sinister Yorishiro》.
Since you can choose to discard the effect of Normal Spell, it is very compatible with Dark World.
If it's Fabled, it's usually a pattern of discarding on your turn and deploying, and there's little significance in discarding on your opponent's turn.
With 《Lucent, Netherlord of Dark World》, you can recruit this card, and it is possible to check the opponent's use of his Normal Spell.
It is also possible to use general-purpose Fiend support, and should we consider putting it out with 《Sinister Yorishiro》or 《Call of the Archfiend》?

With Fabled, you can play with a high-class feeling, and Deck is blessed with development power.
With 2800 RBI, you can rewrite his spell to handicap and aim for a combo with Fabled. Due to its high level, it is also suitable as a material for Revuatan.
However, he only responds to Normal Spells, and inevitably comes with the instability of partner dependence. Concerning handicap, Fabled doesn't have any additional effects when the opponent throws it away, unlike Dark World, so it's hard to make the most of it by throwing it away yourself.
Even in his Dark World, it becomes difficult to utilize the release reduction, and it is difficult to rely on it as a trigger due to the above-mentioned dependence on the other party.
I have the impression that it is a step forward.

2800 RBI from the release of one body may be good for Fabled, who has low RBI, but I can't help it... Huh? I can only get the impression that
The most important effect is that it only responds to Normal Spells, so the range is narrow and only once per turn.

I'm never weak. But rather than Fabled, this girl is for the Dark World...
I'm surprised that the superlative class comes out obediently with one release. Fabled itself is easy to secure the release, so there is no accident.
I think the problem lies in the effect and level... At first glance, the effect seems to be perfect for Mago, but in reality there are few things that make me happy to be discarded by Mago during the opponent's turn. That's what she wants to be in GY, Sorcius Kushano, and Kathy who can be destroyed. So it will be used as a real simple lock. By the way, even if you have 0 cards in your hand, your opponent can activate her Normal Spell, so look closely at the ruling.
The weight of the level is also one of the difficulties of recruitment. It doesn't really fit with Madou, because it's more common to put out a synchro and finish it at once (except for unicorns) rather than going carefree. Due to the high level, the synchros that can be aimed are limited, so it's subtle. Although it can be evaluated that it is easy to become Kiiwa Castle, Star Dragon, and Revue.
Q: If this card is on my field and I have 0 cards in my hand, even if my opponent activates his Normal Spell at the beginning of the turn, do I have to apply the effect?
A: Yes, it must apply. However, since you have 0 cards in your hand, you will not discard any cards. (10/01/22)

With Fabled's deployment power, 2800 is normally dangerous with 1 Tribute
And this Normal Spell blockage effect... it's really annoying when it's activated
I personally think it's an underrated card.
As a trial, I made a special Deck for this card and tried spinning it, and I was surprised to find that it had more control than I expected.

Live 《Dark Deal》. It's not serious, but it's an interesting card that feels various possibilities
Since he has the ability to reduce release, he is quite strong with 2800 RBI from one Fabled. Since there are Lully, Kerberal, and Ganacia, it is very easy to put out if you specialize.
It also has a unique effect that overrides the effects of Normal Spells. Not only does this effect unobtrusively kill one of his opponent's spells, but it's also attractive to combine with Fabled...and Dark World. Especially the explosive power when combined with Dark World is tremendous.
Furthermore, if you have 0 cards in your hand, your opponent can't discard your hand, so you can't even use Normal Spell. However, it does not support Quick-Play Spells or Continuous Spells.
《March of the Monarchs》is also released, so it's interesting to build his deck with this card as the main force.

At 2800 RBI with Normal Spell effect replacement, Fabled's ability to summon with a single Tribute is reasonably strong.
It's strong, but it doesn't have any effects from discarding cards, and it's difficult to synchronize due to its level.
And he's in the category of Fabled, which is a category where you unleash your hand and attack with synchronicity, so unfortunately this kid who doesn't mesh well with his attacking style will be out of the regular group...

Powerful. Strong without a doubt. With excellent deployment power, he is fabled and releasing 1 body at 2800 is quite dangerous.
However, this card is also a tragedy that he does not mesh with Deck. Fabled is a Deck that can create situations where 3 or more Synchro are lined up on the field if you feel like it, and no matter how hard you try, this card has no place if it can't be engaged in Synchro.
It's extremely difficult to break through his ATK on top of the Normal Spell seal, but it's a tragedy that can't be said to be stronger when Synchro lined up.

Ordinarily huge 2800. Moreover, it is slightly resistant to cracks in the ground.
The effect is exactly 《Dark Deal》.
Fabled for solitaire doesn't need it, but the effect and he's pretty annoying when he comes out of ATK.

At the tournament level, he's not needed in Fabled Deck, but he's normally strong, isn't he?
2800 to be released as one. Soberly annoying Spell Seal effect.
It's not weak at all, but not everyone uses it. Poor thing.