Satellarknight Sirius →Used Deck

Terranite, which draws a small number of cards but has an effect like Pot of Avarice
These effects are strong if the resource recovery becomes a long-term battle. However, in "Terranite", which is already prone to accidents, it is difficult to add cards that are not essential for development.
In Links, by maintaining the board surface with Delta Terror, etc., and recovering resources with this card, you can endure until the opponent's deck runs out.

A Terranite version of a greedy pot-like card.
The required number is 5, which is a lot, and the draw is 1. Furthermore, since the main purpose is to revive and reuse, the collection itself is not so important, so there is a high possibility that it will be rotten or used as a material without doing anything.
A line card that says whether or not to add one to replenish the extras and Deneb search destinations.

It's understandable that people would criticize me for returning 5 Terranite and drawing 1, why would I return 5, or why I draw 1?
But on the other hand, it's also true that you definitely want one in a purely constructed Terranite.
First of all, it is said that it is unnecessary because the environment is speeding up, but the Terra Knight is a basic low-speed Deck. You may think that you can put multiple copies of Delta Telos and Triveil in the EX Deck, but due to the nature of their effects, there are many opportunities to actively send them to GY as link materials, etc., and they are surprisingly easy to run out, resulting in X materials. The Teranites who have become more likely to accumulate in GY than necessary.
Some people say that Emeral can be used to return it to the Deck, but if you use materials for Emeral's X summoning, it will be difficult to deploy more X monsters from Terranite's development power, since Sorcha is prohibited, and it is definitely a tempo advantage. will lose
Since this card is a Terranite, even if you don't use its effects, you can deploy it with Vega, Altair, and Tenkake, and connect it to Vatraimus, and use its effects as needed. The presence or absence of this card can greatly change the way you fight after the middle stage.

It's a greedy built-in star factor, and it's selling point is that it has the name of a star factor compared to over there.
However, the number of draws is one, and it is inefficient if it is for the purpose of drawing.
Should I use it to replenish Deneb's search targets? However, since it is his deck that uses a lot of resurrection itself, if it is not done well, it may affect the subsequent development.
Since the star factor is mainly rank 4, it's not impossible to substitute it with Emeral, and the environment is also faster, so Deneb's search targets will not run out.
Overall, it feels like a delicate performance, and it is difficult to give priority.

Because he has Altair to revive from GY, whether it's normal or special summon
It's not good to bring back a lot of Terranite from GY.
I think 5 monsters, including the Terranite monster, would have been fine.
It only draws 1 card, so I think it would be better to use Pot of Greed.

Teranite has a cute little brother (probably) named Procyon, one of the Great Winter Triangles.
There is work to be done, such as returning the destroyed Ptolemy to his Deck, but if you forcefully use it in the early game, the subsequent development will be hopeless, so it is a card that you want to pin and draw in the late game.
If it was around 1900, the evaluation would have definitely changed.
Personally, I often mispronounce it as Osiris.

Well, can I use it if it's about pin stacking?
But I don't need it...

Due to its greedy effect, it is a monster that lives when the game is prolonged.
The status is also half-baked and it is not suitable for battle, so it is good to use one genuine.

In terms of ad, it's the same as Greedy, and since it's a Terranite, it's easy to search and salvage, and you can Xyz it as soon as you put it out, but you can only use it once at most, and if it lasts longer, it's about twice. However, since it compensates for the extra Emeral frame, if you have a pure Terranite, you can play a good role.

The oath I held in my hand, which I pushed up, became a light
This time, the greedy built-in type.
However, the number of cards to return is 5, and the number of cards to draw is 1, which is quite modest.
The main thing is to return it to his deck and reuse it rather than draw it, but the basic theme is to do something like Aregadeneb Altair Vega,
For Altair, it's often convenient for him to sleep in GY.
The difficulty was that he could only be active in the final stages of the game, but with the appearance of Ptolemaios, his opportunities to play an active role increased.
In addition to using Terranite as a material from Extras, it is easy to aim for the effect activation when it comes to the situation where it can be used because it often uses 3 materials in relation to the effect.
Since it is possible to return and reuse the Teranite summoned from Extra, the value of Greed that can be summoned by Deneb has increased.

If this was a 2 draw or a 1 draw with 3 cards returned, it would have been worth it, but even though Terranite is easy to fertilize GY, there are few opportunities for him to want to return 5 cards.
He puts back 5 cards and he has no Terranite in GY! What a situation, it's going to be a pinch on the contrary.

The only Rare in the Winter Triangle. If you think it's on par with Altair, it's even worse than Siam.
The small greed effect can't be used in the beginning, and it's hard to use because there are 5 Terranite monsters.
I tried it with a pin, but Deck's stamina will increase if you can use the effect. Collect as many X monsters as possible.

Return 5 cards and draw 1.
The activation conditions are fairly heavy, and the effect is not very strong. Therefore, it is the neck that can become an accident factor.
The stats are really half-baked and hard to use...

I would like to say that Teranite has the long-awaited greedy effect...
The activation conditions are set to be quite strict with 5 bodies. And only 1 draw.
But with the advent of Ptolemy, the consumption of extra Terranite became more intense, making it easier to activate the greedy effect and becoming necessary to prevent shortness of breath.
If you put one in it, it will play an active role.

The greedy built-in monster that Terranite has been waiting for, but it's not like this.
The number of 5 is the same as the original Greed, but the price you get is 1 draw.
For that reason, he will probably focus more on returning decks than draws, but Terranite needs a GY source to some extent, so even if he wants to recover deck cards, he may be afraid to return 5 cards.
In addition, the fact that the accident factor itself is a headache in the early stage. If you have a pin, you can use Deneb as needed, and if the number of Terranite is small, why not use it in the first place?

Jupiter on the cliff, Sirius on the bottom of the water
A small greed pot for Terranite. It's hard to use if it's a Cepsro-type Terranite because it requires 5 Kitchiri Terranite. With genuine Terranite, he can be used to draw while preventing the depletion of Terranite in the deck. Beware of completely rotting in the early stages and abandoning GY ad.

Compared to the existing greedy built-in monsters, it only lets me draw 1, even though it requires a lot more. Even with Terranite, which is a deck with a fast cycle, 5 copies is quite heavy, so if you draw early, you'll definitely be in trouble.
However, it is great that he has the means to repair the deck on his own, and Terranite, which is easy to pull any of his Satellarknights from the deck, is easy to move even with a pinprick. If you adopt it, it will be more to prevent shortness of breath than to aim for a draw.
A child who is not adopted in Star Seraph Terranite, where even Altair and Deneb are limited in number.

Vase of Greed sounds good, but Terranite only has 5 copies, and on top of that, you can only draw 1 copy.
It would be ideal if you could search with Deneb when the deck's Altair ran out, but if you draw it in the early stages, it will continue to rot afterward, which is very painful.
Although it has the advantage of being able to search, Greedy and Emeral can play the same role, and the return is large and compact.

Well, the effect is still better in the winter triangle
Last resort when you run out of Terranite from the deck and can't draw greedy in pure Terranite