Moray of Greed →Used Deck

A virtual hand exchange Spell that consumes this card and replaces 2 of his WATER monsters in his hand with 3 indeterminate cards in his Deck.
As you can see from the card name and illustration, the card design is derived from "Pot of Greed", but the nature of its effect is also reminiscent of "Graceful Charity", which adds 3 cards and lets go of 2 cards.
If you just look at the text that draws 3 cards, it looks like a very powerful effect, but since the cards returned to the Deck are 2 monsters of a limited type, it is quite difficult to meet the activation conditions, and an accident occurs. The possibility of becoming a tag is high and it is quite difficult to handle.
The act of returning it to the deck is not necessarily a bad thing, but since it is a monster that responds, it is often better to earn a GY advantage by sending it to his GY, In that regard, it falls far short of Graceful Charity.
It's natural to say that it's a card that has been banned for quite a long time, but I really like the idea and illustration of the card, so it's a pity that there are so many stressful specifications.
Luckily, returning 2 WATER monsters from your hand to his deck is an effect, not a cost, so it doesn't give you a fatal numerical disadvantage when negate.

It's a powerful card that allows you to draw 3 cards, but it's surprisingly rare to have this card in your hand and two WATER monsters that you can return to your deck, so you can't use it in your hand. It's easy to rot.
It's too risky to bet on a draw that you can't control by forcing a card that can be used in a deployment, and above all, you can't do anything if you draw this in an inferior situation where you want to exchange the most cards.

Why can't 《Moray of Greed》be a substitute for 《Graceful Charity》? Because it returns it to the Deck, you can't earn GY ads, and it's just a ton of hand exchanges in terms of hand advantage.
That being said, the 3-card draw itself is loosely tied, so he might be able to use a deck that actively draws WATER into his hand. It works well with 《Sinister Serpent》, as it can convert the Snake card to death, and it can overcome the disadvantage of Killer Snake's exclusion.

Comprehensive evaluation: If search is used a lot, is it a hand?
Since you need 2 WATER cards in your hand, the probability of simply spoiling is higher than other cards that you exchange cards with.
Since there is no exchange loss, if there are many cards to search for WATER, it is possible to turn it into a virtual draw.

A card that is probably a derivative of the "Greed" clan.
"It's strong... but it just doesn't feel right." With the effect of "return two of his WATER monsters from your hand to his deck, and draw three cards from your girlfriend's deck", it is unclear whether it is necessary to return two. Even if you put it back and draw it, it's not that you won't draw the same card again. Considering that, I think that even if I adopt it, I think it would be fine to have about one.

It's a 3-card draw card exchange, but as already said, it's expensive, so there's a high risk of spoilage, and it can't be used easily.
Fortunately, there is a card called Salvage in water, so depending on the deck, it's easy to secure the cost.
I would like to use it after carefully considering the synergy aspect.

Goes well with Gradle.
Low grade gradle monsters don't have the ability to deploy, and if you get a lot of cards in your first hand, you'll definitely end up with dead cards. I would like to avoid the situation where the actual effective hand is reduced when using his slow deck that makes it difficult to take advantage.
This card replaces the rotten cards and helps to eliminate the bias in the hand.
… Well, if you're going to use this card, I think you'll have to adjust the number of deck parts first. (Hey, you're trying to build a Deck that's based on WATER! Drawing 3 cards is really fun, so I recommend stacking 3 of these cards!!)

It is a card exchange card with no loss, but it is easy to spoil because it returns two cards
However, if you use salvage etc. together, it can turn into a powerful draw source.

WATER exclusive hand exchange card.
3 card draw is powerful. Next, I want to recruit the target that was returned to her deck.

It's a moray eel that looks just like a vase I've seen somewhere before, and it's a card that respects a pot that looks just like it, but the effect feels like Graceful Charity . Although it is a power card, it requires a dedicated construction because it is only WATER. 3 draws are attractive, but they don't increase your hand as a result, so don't abuse it without thinking.

《Humid Winds》will draw 2 Rose Marie cards and 《Moray of Greed》will draw 3 cards.
Although it looks like a general-purpose card, it requires a dedicated construction, but there is something that shines in card power.

Although the conditions are somewhat heavy, it is a card that allows you to draw 3 amazing cards. It's a bit heavy to use for reducing accidents, but if you search or salvage to activate this card, it's better to use the card you just searched and salvaged. For the time being, it's not that difficult to have 2 or more of his WATER monsters in your hand, including "Salvage".

It is possible to exchange cards and compress decks without loss. I would like to put him in the deck because he has a lot of accidents, but this card can cause accidents, so it's a bit difficult. I think it would be more convenient to have a Rabbit or 《Advanced Ritual Art》Deck, which is usually used for water.

I'm sorry it's so subtle...

What you are doing is almost the same as "Graceful Charity", but unlike over there, you can't fertilize his GY, you can only return monsters, and depending on the card you draw, it can cause an accident, so you can't easily activate it. Yes, there are considerable risks.
The effect itself is very attractive, so I would like to use it while doing risk management such as using it together with salvage.

If only the "u" was missing...

Using this card makes me feel like I'm getting a lot of money, but in reality it's not.
There are many ways to use it, such as simply exchanging cards or returning monsters that have been salvaged.
However, the conditions for activating it are quite difficult, and it is useless if there is an accident, so I think he will choose Deck when hiring.
I recommend him for Deck and Gishki with the coelacanth axis.

It's subtle if your hand isn't wet, but it's a fairly strong card exchange card.
Personally, I'm happy with the reprint of Norea.
Well, you're strong, aren't you?

Thinking about the effects of pots and moray eels... makes me want to put up a cushion.
Although it requires a cost for the hand, it doesn't consume any cards, so it's fine for Droso.
Moreover, WATER has effects such as Salvage and his Aquamirror, so it is easy to fulfill the activation conditions.
I guess the reason why he doesn't have a gun down deck like Gladiator Beast in Droso so far is because there aren't many people who can use reinforcements.

The disadvantage is that you can't activate it unless your hand is ready.
GY The effect of returning to the Deck is quite useful for Fish, which is difficult to collect.
Speaking of fish, he is Gishki or Coelacanth, especially he is excellent with Gishki.
The card name and illustration are excellent. This is a level that makes you buy impulsively

Again, lossless replacement cards are powerful.
As a coelacanth, he kills two birds with one stone because he can return the fish that the deck puts out and he's ready.
I think it's a good idea as a card design idea.
What is a moray eel with such a face?

A moray eel-like creature resembling a greedy pot that can draw 3 cards from his deck by returning 2 of his WATER cards from his hand to the deck.
It's actually a 3:3 exchange of cards, so you can't use it unless you have a certain amount of cards in your hand.
It's not like I'm going to grow GY, so I can't force myself to use it as a hand exchange.
Still, the range is really wide and versatile draw source. The fact that GY is not fattening is also a plus for fish with a coelacanth axis. In addition, it seems that Mr. Shark wanted to be fat.
It should be especially useful with his Gishki that respects deck rotation.

Prices may go up a bit when Gishki comes!

If it is a normal WATER Deck, it may be okay.