Nekroz of Gungnir →Used Deck

The removal effect of Free Chain is excellent, but it is difficult to generate the hand cost from this theme.
Even after the ritual summons, it's quite heavy and can't be shot easily.
In Nekroz, where resource management is severe, there are many Ritual Monsters that you want to prioritize.
Even destroying one card is a modest effect now, so is it difficult to adopt?

It's a card that's a little hard for me to use.
First, about the effect of ②. At first glance, it seems to be a strong (actually strong) effect, but its cost is a problem. For example, on the 1st turn, use Kaleidoscope with Unicorn. At this point, you have 5-3 cards in your hand and 2 cards left. When playing generic cards such as hand triggers, it's not uncommon for these two to not have his Nekroz card. Even if not, Nekroz requires multiple hands to deploy, so using this effect = ruining your next deployment. The fact that it only has 2500 RBI is also painful, and when a monster with ATK of 2500 or more is issued, you will inevitably have to use the effect of this card. Considering the control in the first place, I think it's better to aim for the formation of Aradvar, which is difficult to get out, but in the worst case, you can release yourself and activate the effect, and you have 3300 RBI. Therefore, I think that the main effect will be ① hand trigger effect.
The effect of ① is to protect the specified monster from destruction during the activation turn. There are many situations where it is effective because it is considered to remove the main EX monsters with card effects such as Clausolas. However, as I mentioned earlier, Nekroz uses multiple hands to deploy, so if you are dealing with opponent's interference such as hand triggers, you can hardly afford to have this card in your hand. Even if you do have it, it's useless against removal other than destruction, and Trishula's role ends to some extent at the stage of being played, so there are situations where the effect of ① is not effective. Nekroz can activate GY's Ritual Spell effect when the field is empty, so depending on the situation, it may be better to leave the field open and use it as a starting point for deployment without protecting it from destruction.
It's written to be strong, but I felt that Nekroz's card consumption was so rough that it wasn't very useful.

Gungu's Nekroz came a little late.
Compared to the original family, it has become a frieze. Friche removal is excellent.
However, the hand cost is limited to his Nekroz, and Nekroz has a lot of cards that he wants to keep in his hand, so it's a shame that he can't trigger the effects of Nekroz monsters because he discards them. Well, if you can do that, is it overkill? If you make it a cost, such as a magic mirror, you can prepare for the return.
In your hand, you can grant destruction resistance and compensate for Trish's hole. In an era where there are many removals and negates other than destruction, there are existences such as Clausolus and Unicorn that last for one turn and have low stats but have suppression effects, so the value is high.

The destruction resistance grant lasts that turn. Compared to other destruction resistance grants, that point is really excellent.
I don't think I'll use the Sambre effect very often, but even if it's triggered immediately, it's definitely an excellent card. However, the cost is only for his Nekroz card and not the release, which is a shame.
Well, if it's a release, it's too strong, so is this appropriate?

Destruction resistance to Nekroz monsters and his Nekroz cost in hand can destroy the field
this guy is strong enough

The effect of the field is Thunder Break, and if used during the opponent's turn, it can hinder the development.
No matter how much he doesn't know his own weight, even though he is Nekroz, he discards his hand instead of releasing it, so the cost is unexpectedly ridiculous.
Is it a disadvantage that it is difficult to be an advantage because of the subtle level?
The hand effect is strong and you can protect any number of his Nekroz from any destruction during the turn you use them.
There is also the ease of searching like a fool peculiar to Nekroz, and it is a level that I want you to apologize to Stardust, Sagusa, and Destiny that can only be protected once.
However, if it's a battle, Valkyrus is fine, so the main thing to protect is the control system like Clausolus.

Both (1) and (2) are quite powerful effects.
The effect of (1) is to add destruction resistance to his Nekroz monsters on the field.
His Nekroz with Releaser is the first to be targeted, and his Nekroz with Demolisher is also useless for untargeted destruction. In such a case, if you discard Gungnir from your hand, you can add destruction resistance and keep it on the field.
yeah? 《Swords of Concealing Light》was used? Do your best (leave it alone).
The effect of (2) is to destroy 1 card on the field by discarding his Nekroz card from his hand.
Since the battle position is not specified, it is possible to destroy a wide range of cards. Since the cost card is not released, there is a slight bottleneck in that you can't use the effects of Nekroz monsters that aren't rituals (well, if you could use it, it would be a broken card with no add loss, so it can't be helped. ). However, I think it is useful that it can be used for GY's Nekroz Ritual card and Valkyrus cost.
Since he's level 7, in the current environment, he can use Chain and Ritual Djinn in Nekroz in an efficient combination, so I think it's a pretty easy card to use.

The effect of ① is an effect that grants destruction resistance to one Nekroz monster. If you have Clausolus on your field with the effect of Releaser, your opponent will preferentially use removal on Clausolus, so it's an excellent countermeasure against that.
The second effect is to convert his Nekroz card in his hand into 《Raigeki Break》. This gives him a mid-turn deterrent that his Nekroz lacked, and his effect is also quite good.

Only female in Nekroz's Ritual Monster. And Nekroz, one of the few devastating effects.
The destruction effect can be a monster or he can be a Spell Trap. And since it can be activated during the opponent's turn, it can put a lot of pressure on the opponent.

When you equip it, you can see the image of your mother...
The destruction resistance of (1) is quite effective against removal during the opponent's turn, which was one of Nekroz's problems.
In particular, those who want to keep, such as the free chain Clausolus and the permanent Unicorn, do not boast such high status,
When you want to maintain it, it is guaranteed that it will not be destroyed for one turn, making it a reassuring removal resistance.
The effect of (2) when it comes into play is the same removal as the material source, but the free chain sambre.
Although the hand cost is limited, this deterrent is quite crooked, so it can be said that he is an excellent Nekroz that can be used both in the field and in the hand.

Probably originally a dance princess. Nice...
If he is in his hand, he will transform into a man who will absolutely protect Nekroz from destruction, and if he enters the field, he will be able to use the same free Sambre effect as Dragon Knight BM. Her Nekroz very good.

I think it's reassuring for the "Nekroz" Deck to be able to protect "Nekroz" monsters from being destroyed by both battles and effects with hand triggers.

I tried my luck and bought one pack, and I won (^_^;)
It is very convenient to add destruction resistance with a kettle
Good, it is useful because it can protect from torrent funerals!

Gungnir, the only one of the three dragons that is not regulated, arrives late. Ritual Nekroz now has 3 to 10.
Hand trigger grants destruction resistance. After all, I want to protect around unicorn.
On entering the battlefield, he discarded Nekroz for a free chain all-purpose destruction. It can be used both offensively and defensively. Somehow, Sambre is strong. He tends to be biased against extras and can fill the void for Nekroz.
Level 7 feels a little difficult to get out, but it has the performance to make up for it.

Now he has Nekroz from level 3 to 10.
As for the release to put out, I would recommend Clausolus + Unicorn or Daimadoushi. Of course, if you can use shrit, that's the best.
The effect is when he comes into play with the Nekroz version of Dragon Knight BMG, and the hand trigger is destruction resistance.
It can be said to be a Ritual Monster with high restraint, as it can strongly restrain the opponent.

Now his Nekroz enhancement is blatantly unavoidable.
This time it has the effect of imparting resistance to destruction. If you stand up, you can hit a real thunder break.
I'm strong...

Too many cards activated!
Regarding Unicode and other things that are already troublesome but will be dealt with more severely
In addition, it is difficult to stop because it is a hand card activation.
As for the destruction effect, his Nekroz has plenty of ways to recover the ad, so the hand cost is not a big deal...
By the way, who are the people inside? Like a rejuvenated Emilia

Secret Rare and Ultra Rare Gungnir in one box, I'm a super winner
The effect is too good, and above all, the illustration is the best