Sylvan Lotuswain →Used Deck

Senior Sylvan. The number of sheets to be turned is unstable, but it may be turned over in large quantities.
The flipped effect in the second half is the greedy effect. It will be useful to have this monster when the stamina is low in a long battle.

The effect in the first half depends on the opponent. Even if it's not an industrial waste, it's not something you can rely on to be honest.
The latter half of the effect is for long-term battles only. Use once.
It's not impossible for it to be activated more than twice, but it might be better not to consider a long-term battle like that...
Solitaire-oriented is another matter.
One of the effects that should not be given to solitaire. It will be the glue of the solitaire.

Although the number of cards that can be flipped depends on the opponent, the maximum value is one of the best among his Sylvans.
The effect of deck salvage is also appreciated by his Sylvan, who has a high deck consumption and a strong luck factor.
It's also good to be able to return his Spell Trap casually.

Will the world's largest lotus leaf, large enough for a person to ride on, be turned into a card like this...
Neither the trigger effect nor the trigger check is bad at all.
Although it depends on the opponent, the number of cards that can be turned over may exceed the oak depending on the situation,
For Sylvan, who wants to reuse pieces, it is easy enough to return it to his deck with a trigger effect.
The biggest problem is your level.
Level 5 is difficult to match because he has not touched his Sylvan or Plant at all.
Even without that, the trigger effect is attractive enough to be worth adopting.

You can flip over the number of cards on the opponent's field, so if you activate this card's effect after your opponent has fully deployed, you can flip over a considerable number of cards in the Deck. However, it is difficult to say whether this card alone can prevent the next opponent's offensive. The late effect is the effect of his GY returning his Sylvan to his Deck. If there is a card in his Sylvan that I want to reuse, I would like to flip this card and drop it in GY.

Consider using 2-3 copies of this card for the first effect, and think about the second effect as the main axis.
It's not bad at all...that's the kind of card.

As for the flipping part, it has more explosive power than Orc, but the situation is quite dangerous.
If the opponent has 4 or more cards on the field, it is unreliable to solve the situation by flipping this card.
Rather, the true value of this card is the effect when he is sent to GY. Being able to collect pieces and sprouts that he wants to use again and again in his deck is huge. Deck bottom is painful, so is it necessary to use Narsus together?
It's a card with a stronger peculiarity than Orc, but there are places where you want to use it because of the appeal of its recovery effect. If it comes to your hand, is there only a sacred peak?

It depends on the opponent's field, but there are many opportunities to turn over
If you adjust the deck top, it seems that a large expansion will be possible.
When you are flipped over, the effect is returned to the bottom of his Deck, so I guess you're asking him to bring it to the top of his Deck with another card.

I didn't have any cards to rely on other than Greed when I was out of breath, so the effect of flipping was the main effect when it was flipped with a bonus. It is hard to waste the return.
As an individual, I don't want to stack up, but I want to include one.

The effect of flipping his deck by the number of cards on the opponent's field, and the effect of returning 5 of GY's "Sylvan" to his deck.
The number of cards flipped depends on the opponent, and on top of being able to flip up to 3 cards at any time, there is also the existence of 《Sylvan Guardioak》, which is the same advanced card. I would like to play this card in a situation where I can reveal 4 or more cards, but in that case, the risk of being blocked by my opponent increases, so it might be better to secure safety with 《Sylvan Blessing》.
What you should pay attention to is that, unlike Sylvan's effect of flipping 2 or more cards up to "X", it is "only" the number of cards on the opponent's field, so when flipping, be sure to flip that number. Don't forget that you have to.
The unique effect simply has the meaning of preventing deck out, but it also returns 《Sylvan Komushroomo》, 《Sylvan Marshalleaf》, etc. that have been exhausted to GY, and shuffles his deck with 《Sylvan Cherubsprout》, 《Sylvan Flowerknight》, etc. Now you can use the effect again. Alternatively, by using 《Convulsion of Nature》, you can immediately turn over the returned card. A card with the same name cannot be returned, but it is possible to reuse the effect of this card by using 《Sylvan Guardioak》or "Vase of Greed".
Since it's a "card" with the name "Sylvan", it's possible for him to return Spell/Trap cards with this effect, but he won't be in a situation where he returns too many cards and has no cards to collect with Sylvan Sagequoia. should be careful.
In summary, when you are outnumbered, you can Special Summon with "Sylvan Blessing" and flip a lot of his Deck, or after flipping "Sylvan" one after another, return it to his Deck with this card and rush it, etc. I think he can play an active role in his deck with the increased percentage.