Secret Village of the Spellcasters →Used Deck

This card has the condition that a Spellcaster exists on the field, but if he doesn't have a Spellcaster, his spells will stop completely.
Although it requires a certain amount of conditions, if you use it first, it's just a first attack control, and since his spell tends to have a lot of removal cards, its removal difficulty is higher than that of Imperial Order. It is often difficult.
Certain themes will receive a harsh lock at a level close to immediate clogging when receiving this. Sky Striker Ace, his Runick, and the P theme that can't be scaled are about to die of suffocation.
For some reason, he's pretty tough on Branded, which is easy to rely on spells.
The decree was problematic as he could use spells in almost all of his decks as long as he didn't use them that much, but no one said he could lock it if he tied it down... ? Personally, rather than the imperial decree... No, that's right. should not be said here.

A mysterious village along with Yatsuhaka Village and Inunaki Village. When you enter the village, you will see the words "Sez, Spell Card Passed by Konosaki". Here he is a village where there are no human rights other than Spellcaster, and strange customs such as ``Summon Veiler for the first time'' and ``Skidre in bramaji village while the residents have dead eyes'' are being performed. For some reason, natural disasters such as cyclones do not occur in this village. I wonder if this is also due to the barrier of the village...

Recently, there are many meta-type spell cards that are difficult to interfere with, such as not being able to chain.
The reliability of this card is high because it can block the activation itself.
A card that can be used as a countermeasure in decks that can easily deploy Spellcaster
It is especially compatible with 《Altergeist》, and can be activated during the opponent's turn with 《Demise of the Land》or 《Metaverse》.
By summoning 《Altergeist Multifaker》with the latter as a trigger, you can easily decide to lock.

Even if the opponent is his Spellcaster Deck, if he removes the Spellcaster at the moment he summons it, nothing other than Quick-Play Spells will fly and you can survive for one turn, so it's a big deal.
After that, the removal is useless as long as you can't shoot it, so you'll need to replace it with another Field Spell of his, but it's decided to win against Sky Striker Ace unilaterally.
If the rune is excluded, it becomes a resignation mood.

Conditional 《Imperial Order》.
Spell cards are often the backbone of themes such as deployment, resurrection, and searching, and disabling them is a very powerful disruption.
It also prevents 《Harpie's Feather Duster》, 《Lightning Storm》and 《Twin Twisters》, so it is also an effective way to protect traps.
I think one of the advantages of using Spellcaster is the existence of this card.

He says that he can't use spells in places where there are no spellcasters, and he has the Spellcaster's home-ground atmosphere.
It's true that Yu-Gi-Oh is an environment that emphasizes monster effects, but most monster effects often require summoning rights and some cost or situation, so his spell cards are second to none in terms of immediate effect.
This property is most utilized in the initial movement, and in other words, if he is banned from spells, it will be a big obstacle to move to these actions, and in some cases, he will suffer a surrender-class injury.
If either this card or his Spellcaster leaves the game, the effect will be lost, so it is difficult to maintain, and it can be used adversely. You can decide by looking at
From that time to the present, it is a power card that is considered for adoption at least once in Decks centered on Spellcaster. Of course, since the imperial order is like that, there's no way this mutually compatible card would be weak.

Comprehensive evaluation: Very troublesome if used by the opponent in the first attack.
If you don't have the means to get his Spellcaster out, you can't use Spell cards, and you can't use various search cards.
"Called by the Grave", "Forbidden Droplet", and "Harpie's Feather Duster" that removes all of them will be destroyed, and in the meantime, the opponent's monsters will be attacked.
Even if his Deck is centered on monster effects, he rarely uses spell cards during the search and development process, and since there are the above general-purpose cards, they are more or less affected.
If you can get a level 1, you can put 《Relinquished Anima》in. Depending on the build, you can easily counter it, but he's not the only deck.

Although it doesn't hurt much in today's environment decks where almost anything can be done with monster effects alone, he is the kind of person who can't win without placing more weight on spells, and for decks he boasts an immediate surrender power.
Basically, the card that is used as a back removal is Wraith Feather, and it's painful that he can't fight unless he pulls out the Pancra that happened to be in the deck when this card is placed.
In terms of lock performance, it's only to the extent that a strong Deck can be broken through by monster effects as usual, but it chooses opponents badly and hits an instant death level with a high probability against Decks outside the environment. It's a pretty insidious card when you think about it... In short, it is weak against strong decks and strong against weak decks.
Unlike the imperial order that only blocks the effect of his spell card used on the field, in order to block the activation itself, it is not possible to blank-hit Galaxy Cyclone and send him to GY and then divide it with the GY effect. is really disgusting.
《Secret Village of the Spellcasters》, it may be the worst public order, the insidious pressure to align, and the insidious country that excludes all but the strong...

A card that prevents the opponent from playing Yu-Gi-Oh. Spellcaster privilege.
A formidable lock card that permanently bans him from using his spells. Depending on the opponent's girlfriend's Deck, the extent will change, but basically you will be able to inflict considerable damage on the opponent.
Of course, that doesn't mean he's invincible. Even if it is used, monsters and trap effects can be removed normally, and simply using his spell cast will break the lock. Now you can get a Link Charmer by just lining up two monsters, so isn't it as sturdy as it used to be?
It is necessary to pay attention to Rock's fangs, even on the user's side. Shirayuki is an easy-to-play spell, and Shirayuki, who can remove the village itself as a cost in case of emergency, is a card that I definitely want to use if I use this card.

He is a card that can block spell cards under certain conditions, and the pressure to block only his spells from the opponent is considerable if the conditions are met.
Unlike imperial orders, it can't even be activated, and it can be done with the effect of a Field Spell, so if you put it out first, it will trigger a chain like an imperial order. You don't even need to be intimidated by Quick-Play Spells.
There are operational risks such as being completely ineffective depending on the opponent's deck, and being unable to use his spells under certain conditions, but if you continue to use his spell cards to the extent that it doesn't matter. Cards that keep blocking are really valuable.
If you double it, you can use it in Witchcrafter, which can be used for the cost, or use it in combination with Chikire or Necrovalley around Charmer metabi, and I think it's good to switch depending on the opponent.

A Field Spell with a powerful suppression ability
Using this, he doesn't use spells. He's strong enough to quit Yu-Gi-Oh if he loses to Deck.

When stabbing, it stings as much as it feels good. You can also aim for a complete seal.
It is easier to use the right and left hands without any disadvantages.
Since it corresponds to 《Metaverse》, it will be active in Alter.

Field Spell with very high suppression power
Fans such as Magician Girl From Deck to Altergeist, it can be adopted without difficulty if spell use is the main battle

It is a card that maximizes its potential in Altergeist, which is unified with Spellcaster and focuses on monsters and traps.

One-sided spell lock is strong
Since it is a Field Spell, it is also good that it is easy to search.

Like an Altergeist
If his Spellcaster theme with less Spell adoption
It's easy to recruit, and you don't have to strangle yourself.
Now that many spells are used, it's sticking
In the current environment with a lot of destruction other than spells
I doubt how much it can be locked.

His spell meta used by Spellcaster.
His spell is very important in this game, so it's very annoying when used, and it's not uncommon for him to summon Veiler in her Attack Position and try to shoot Cyclone.
If the opponent also uses his Spellcaster, the effect will become unstable, and if his Spellcaster disappears from your field due to an unexpected removal, this effect will turn against you.
Now he has Kaiju and stuff so he might be easier to encounter in Spellcaster solo.
The Field Spell set covers it to some extent.

Spell meta that sticks to the opponent. However, if the opponent uses his Spellcaster monsters in his Deck, or if his Spellcaster monsters in your field are removed, it becomes a disadvantage rather than an advantage. Also, you can't stop the effects of his spell cards that have already been activated, so be careful.

Powerful Locking Cards in Spell-Using Decks
His powerful Field Spell that makes it impossible for the opponent to activate his Spellcaster if the monster exists only on his field.
Depending on the theme, it can even inflict fatal injuries.
However, since he is only a spell card, he cannot stop monster effects and traps, and on the contrary, if his spellcaster is not in his field, it will be locked, which is a double-edged sword.
Recently, he has a lot of decks, so he doesn't use it much, but considering that he can expose the veiler, it's not bad.

His spell-using themes such as Magician, Bramaghi, and Shaddoll, as well as his strong decks such as Veiler and the Blue Eyes series, often contain some sort of spell-using theme, so it's not uncommon for him to be completely useless if he doesn't think about it. is the difficulty.
If you use it from the main, he has a lot of spell use, so of course you want to make it a deck, but you want to be able to immediately erase the opponent's spell use with a book of the moon.
However, with the loose terms, he's not weak on cards that can spell lock.

The spell seal is strong, but the loopholes are well prepared. In some cases, it can also be a double-edged sword that drives you into a corner.
Personally, it looks like a card that was made after reflecting on Imperial Order.

You can also strangle yourself, but you can powerfully lock your opponent's spell his card activation.
If it's his deck that uses Spellcaster a lot, how about adding it as a countermeasure against Pendulum?
However, the Magician Deck that I want to be the most meta is, as the name suggests, his Spellcaster named Magician + Skull Bat Joker, so the effect is weak.
Ah, EM is also an entertainment "Mage", and Majespecter was also a "Maje"...
Qliphort It sticks around, but...

With his Deck, which is solidified only by his lower attacker level Spells, this + Skidre + 《Burden of the Mighty》x 2 + it's almost a complete lock, if you decide this lock, you can't do anything and just lose. It will be a humiliating defeat of just waiting for the moment.
Well, it's quite rare to be able to decide a complete lock like this, but it's really humiliating when it's decided, it's a kind of trauma.

Enhanced with Field Spell rule changes
It's safe because it's no longer destroyed by the set and the opponent doesn't use Field Spells.
If the opponent is magic, you will be in trouble. Magic is the most painful to use Spell

A meta card that shows its true value as her Spellcaster disappears from the environment.
Breaker, Lyra, and Veiler's adoption rate has declined, and the only spellcaster that can be seen at present is Majoraine. I wonder if this is one chance. I wish "Spell-kind" was a category.

A Field Spell that can seal spell cards.
This type of card is very rare, and most of his decks always have his spell card, so
It's a very powerful effect, as some decks can even stop you from doing anything.
However, if her Spellcaster monster disappears here, the seal will return here, so
I want to keep the Spellcaster monsters alive.
If the opponent uses his Spellcaster monster, such as Magic Warrior Breaker or TG Hyper Librarian,
It is also necessary to pay attention to the fact that the lock will be broken just by putting it out. DNA modification surgery is the biggest natural enemy.
In addition, it can be said that it is a card that indirectly has resistance to Field Spell.

my meta pronoun
Destruction other than current environment magic

With a Spellcaster monster and this card in your starting hand, your opponent will be teary-eyed. In addition, he said that a spell-heavy deck would be rotten.
In short, it cannot be broken by Cyclone, and for Spell activation, use his Spellcaster monster here
must be annihilated.
However, on the other hand, the risk is high and he will self-destruct if the Spellcaster monster disappears...

A key card for the "Sato Ouchikoku Yome Deck" that has the potential to completely block HERO.

As a lock card, it can be activated easily.
It is one merit to unify with Spellcaster, Spell sealing does not even allow activation of Cyclone etc. to remove,
A lock card that can be used without difficulty in a fan deck.
However, it is a little difficult to maintain, and its natural enemies are Breaker and Veiler.
The former has versatility and also divides the village. The latter is a tuner that is often used in many cases because of its overwhelming convenience, so there are many opportunities for interference.

A powerful her spell card that blocks her opponent's spells, and one of the privileges of a Spellcaster. Depending on how you use it, you can strangle yourself, but the strength of Spell Bind is considerable.
Of course, I want to solidify my deck with his spell use, and I want to keep in mind that monsters will not run out.
Determined Decks are determined. A nightmare, especially for Decks centered around fusion and rituals.
However, once his spell use is out of play, it becomes severe at once. I want to make sure that the risks are reasonable.

Spell lock is still strong.
Depending on the deck, it is possible to shut out with this one card.

A nasty Field Spell if put out by your opponent.
《Royal Decree》I have no more bare hands to make...
Removing monsters and changing races will help, but...