Set Rotation Limited→Used Deck

Field Spell that benefits you Quick-Play Spell that sends harmful Field Spells to your opponent and sets them
Due to its characteristics, it will be in a state where it can only be activated while it is set
Inevitably, the opponent activates what was pasted and reactivates it to deploy his Field Spell.
However, if you send "Gateway to Chaos", it will be in a state where it can hardly be activated, and it will be in a pseudo-locked state.
After that, Necrovalley is also a candidate because Salamangreat is dominant.
However, due to the characteristics of Necrovalley, it is quite difficult to handle because not only the opponent but also you cannot interfere and exclude his GY.
Furthermore, if you withdraw 《Gateway to Chaos》, you will lose 1
But there is definitely a card power that can clearly turn the tide

Mutual compatibility with terraforming
There is also a use as a sending to the opponent, and this card, 《Terraforming》, 《Metaverse》is not called separately as a Field Spell Three Sacred Treasures.
I want to send a card that is not only beneficial to the other party but also to my own benefit as much as possible.
Recommended is 《Chicken Game》
If it is activated as a drawback, is it a useless point if there are not two types of Field Spells in the Deck?
Due to the recent Field Spell inflation, this card has also been regulated

A card that used to be a normal, excellent, but no-rare card.
Two types of Field Spells are required and cannot be replaced as long as one of them is set.
Also, although it seemed like a disadvantage at first glance, I was able to send 《Oracle of Zefra》to lock the field zone, and remove it according to the activation of the opponent's Field Spell, making myself advantageous.
Although it has a uniqueness that is different from his other Field Spell searches, it requires two types of cards, so it is not often used in restrictions, and in that sense, it has the impression that it is more unfortunate than Terrafo and Metaba.

This card is often used as an alternative to the regulated Terafo, and it has quite a few peculiarities such as sending a field to the opponent with haste and not being able to activate a new field as long as there is a field brought with this card. . If only his own field is destroyed, his Deck, which relies on the field, may be at a disadvantage, so it cannot be adopted as easily as Terrafo.
However, the advantage is that it can be used not only as a simple search, but also as a hindrance to the opponent because the characteristics are quite different.
You can make tricky moves such as making the activation of the opponent's field misfire, sending things that cause disadvantages, and things that affect each other.
Although it has its own quirks, it's a fast-paced search and can do moves that Terrafo can't imitate.

Even though you need two types, you can do both a Field Spell search and block your opponent's Field Spell with this one.
Moreover, since it is a Quick-Play Spell, you can also check it.

Not only can you search for Field Spells, but you can also block your opponent's Field Spells.
Two types must be adopted, but depending on usage and construction, it is stronger than Terrafo

If you send his Field Spell, which cannot be activated without a specific card in the Deck, you can lock the opponent's Field Spell and search for your own Field Spell, which I think is powerful.

A card that allows you to set your Field Spell in your and your opponent's zones.
Originally it's your own Spell, so even if your opponent activates it, you'll only get it, but if it's still set, you're bound, so your opponent has no choice but to activate it! After that he will come to destroy his Field Spell here.
Either way, it's a lock card that safely activates his Field Spell while blocking the opponent's Field Spell!
It doesn't make sense if the opponent doesn't use Field Spell...

This is a great replacement for Terafo, whose Field Spell has been over-enhanced and has finally been pushed to its limits. The difference from Terrafo is that he needs 2 Field Spells in his deck to send a field to his opponent as well. Also, since it is set directly from his deck instead of searching, it is possible to bypass major hand triggers such as Urara.
…… Or rather, the fact that it has already turned into a harmful card that far surpasses Terrafo. Since it is set directly from Deck, it does not stop at Search Meta. Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, chaining it to an opponent's Field Spell will allow him to dub the Field Spell. Also, since he forces his Field Spell onto his opponent, it can only be abused, such as blocking the activation of 《Evenly Matched》in match battles.
Please regulate this card as soon as possible.

His Quick-Play Spells that set his Field Spells in your deck into each other's zones.
Since it requires 2 types of Field Spells, unlike Metaverse , it can be used immediately.
In addition, it also has the effect of preventing reupholstery.

A second terraphore that broke and spawned a Field Spell spawned.
I thought it was a terraphore regulation, but the next time was neglected.
You can't use it unless you have two or more Field Spells, but it's a Quick-Play Spell and can be placed directly on the field, so you can get past the search meta.
It has a special move of sending Field Spells, and there is also a meta effect that prevents each other from activating and setting Field Spells when the Field Spell is set.
If you want to make effective use of this effect, 《Zombie World》and 《Lost World》, which have only disadvantages if the opponent activates them, or Zefra’s trust, 《Gateway to Chaos》, which can’t even be activated in the first place, are the leading candidates.
However, if your Field Spell is removed and your opponent's Field Spell is left set, you can strangle yourself.
Due to the nature of the card, if you put a lot of pressure on the deck slot or draw it, you can't ignore the fact that you have to put in a weak Field Spell.

One of the meta cards that are valid even in the TRUE environment.
It also has the advantage of not being hindered by Urara, so Orichalcos and Chaos are the best to send to the opponent.
In addition, it is broken through by the effect of Master P.
To be frank, there are almost no decks where he doesn't have a hand accident, so it's a little questionable to conclude that the tray spinning is the cause of the accident.
It may be best to chain it to a Field Spell that is the key to the development of Dragonic D on the opponent's turn. It's a matter of timing.
How to use it requires a good sense, but you can get an ad.
In short, those who do not have accidents will win, and even if there are accidents, there will be people who turn by developing and reading.
So the risk is not low, but the return is high. I think it ends there.

Inevitably, it is necessary to adopt two types of fields, so his deck is quite limited at this point, but the effect itself is very interesting. Since you can search for 2 cards, it becomes the 4th terraphore, and if you can seal the opponent's field while compressing his deck and searching, it's pretty powerful if you use it well. However, terrafo, two types of fields, this guy... just writing it out will create an accident-prone structure, so it's difficult to use, and it's a card for experts. It is difficult to adopt unless you carefully consider deck compatibility and construction. Recently, powerful fields have been increasing rapidly, and his decks that use fields feel more like him, so there are many opportunities for interference. If you use it well, it will be interesting, so you can show your skills.

Effects like a combination of terraforming and field-specific cyclones
Rather than having a Field Spell to send, it's more like having a deck that uses two different Field Spells.
Powerful Field Spells are on the rise, and it's not uncommon now to have two Field Spells without even being aware of this card.
If you want to use an obstructive Field Spell such as Spellcaster Village, or a general-purpose Field Spell such as 《Chicken Game》, it is not recommended unless there is a strong use or merit other than this card.

You can send an existing Field Spell to his GY and play the same role as a terraphore. However, it is necessary to adopt two or more types of Field Spells, which puts pressure on the frame.

Absolute Field Spell Interfering man. In addition, it seems that there are many things that can be used in combos.
Due to its nature, you have to put in two types of Field Spells, and if it comes to your hand, this card itself will rot, so it's more difficult to handle than it looks, which is a minus.
Basically, I think it's basic to set a card like a gear town that can be activated when your opponent destroys it, and a card that you can get an ad just by activating it.
It's a combo premise, but if you combine it with Murmur of the Forest, which allows you to bounce and turn the opponent's monsters into face-down defense, you'll be able to make some pretty interesting moves.
It's a good card that can be used as a meta or as a combo, but I think it's actually a card for experts rather than beginners.

A card closer to the Field Spell meta than the fourth terraforming.
Since it's a Quick-Play Spell, it's ideal if you dare to lie down and use it according to the opponent's terraforming. However, since you have to put in at least two types of Field Spells, the accident rate naturally goes up. Moreover, since he chooses Field Spells from the Deck, he has a lot of Field Spells in his hand, and if he doesn't already have two types of Field Spells in his Deck, he's completely dead.
Field spells may be easier to adopt as an alternative to terraforming, along with field spells with drawbacks if the subject is regulated.
This score is because it is difficult to handle when choosing a deck that can be used, and it feels rough to evaluate it on the premise of terraforming regulations.

If you can use this guy well, it will be a really strong card. First of all, how to use it is his Deck, which is mainly composed of his Spell-type monsters. Then he puts in 2 spell cards and 2 Secret Village of the Spellcasterss, whatever you want. And put 3 of these in. Afterwards, he activates Bon-Mawashi and his Spell card set suitable for himself. Then set Secret Village of the Spellcasters on your opponent. Now the opponent can't do anything because he can't use spells unless he summons his spell family. I personally think Bramaghi is the best match

Field Spells can be placed one by one on each other, which can be said to be an effect unique to the rule. Since two types of Field Spells need to be put in a Deck, it is necessary to devise a way to build it, and it is necessary to build his Deck that uses a lot of Field Spells.

I got the impression that it was terraforming that had undergone adjustments. When a card like this comes out, it's finally at a critical level, but as expected, he passed the limit...
It has the effect of selecting two types of fields from the Deck and setting them on each other's fields, and the effect of not being able to activate or set new fields as long as there are fields set on each other.
A new card that can search any field at the timing of the spell, but its processing is difficult and eccentric. The biggest problem is that you still need a second type of field to send to your opponent.
It doesn't matter if it's drawn or used. As a useful second card for his deck, it's safe to use an attribute field, but if you're aiming for sending it completely, you can't even activate it with a normal build like Gateway to Chaos. is interesting. In any case, I can search and set any field, so there is a high possibility that I can call myself a second terraphore.
It can also be a meta for opponents who use the field. Even if you don't use the field vigorously, you can't use it by sending Gateway to Chaos. Although it was a piece that sometimes shines brighter than Terafo, it was a rare record, but it was reprinted with a power code link.

If you send Orichalcos, it's actually the 4th terapho
If Terrafo is regulated, it might be active?

You can bring two Field Spells, but one of them will be set on the opponent's field, so if you send it, you want to bring a card that will put your opponent at a disadvantage. However, it wouldn't be a very wise decision to combine this card and a Field Spell in your Deck just for that purpose.
It's a search from the Deck, so if it's in your hand, it's just a hindrance.
You can deal with it with Samopuri, but he's a limited card, so I can't expect much.
I wonder if 《The Seal of Orichalcos》would be good to send?
It's good to keep opponents from placing Field Spells.

This card appeared as a replacement card for Terafo, which became a restricted card. For the time being, he needs two types of Field Spell cards in his deck, but if you set his Field Spell, which has a disadvantage, on the opponent's field, you can interfere with it, and there is a way to use it that Terrafo couldn't do. there is Perhaps because of this, this card has finally become a restricted card following Terrafo.
In addition, when this card became popular, it was quite expensive because it was a normal rare, but it was reprinted with Power Code Link. However, even if you build Power Code Link with only 3 boxes, the only Field Spell is 《Cynet Storm》, so this card cannot be activated, so be careful.