Ancient Warriors Saga - Borrowing of Arrows →Used Deck

The GY effect is moderately strong.
If you bring Ancient Warriors Saga - Three Visits with this card, aren't you already using summoning powers or his Special Summonable card? There is a suspicion that there is no use for the searched card if it does not exceed.

Not enough arrows? Then you should get it from the enemy!
It is a famous episode in Romance of the Three Kingdoms as one of Komei's tactics, but it seems that it was originally based on a certain experience of Sun Quan.
The effect of (1) can be said to be the Ancient Warriors version 《Riryoku》. While useful, it requires the presence of Ancient Warriors in play, and it's a target, so it's hard to say it's flattering.
Moreover, Ancient Warriors has many monsters that have the effect of destroying the opponent's field. There will be few scenes where you go out of your way to force it.
If you absolutely have to destroy an opponent's monster by battle, 《Ancient Warriors - Fearsome Zhang Yuan》is enough because it can be searched more easily and has various useful additional effects.
The effect of (2) can search the Ancient Warriors history card, but the conditions are limited and somewhat strict.
In the first place, the current Ancient Warriors can't move without this guy! There is no Ancient Warriors history abbreviation, and it is convenient to have the highly adopted 《Ancient Warriors Saga - Three Visits》and 《Ancient Warriors Saga - Deception and Betrayal》in your first hand, but you can go out of your way to line up Ancient Warriors with different attributes and send them to his GY to finally pull them with a search that can be used. I can't say I want to come.
In the first place, the search effect cannot be used if the former has already been deployed.
It's not without future potential, but it can only be said to be a card that doesn't have a slot in Ancient Warriors at present.

I think it is excellent that the effect of (1) makes the "Ancient Warriors" monster stronger in battle.
Even if it is sent to GY, if it is an "Ancient Warriors" Deck, the effect of (2) will allow you to place an "Ancient Warriors" Continuous Spell/Trap face-up from the Deck under loose conditions, so I think there is no waste.

The original story is Komei's strategy on the eve of Akakabe. Cao Cao's army was set in and handed over the arrows, but this was just the beginning...
Targeting Ancient Warriors and one opponent's monster, giving the Ancient Warriors monster half of the opponent's ATK Has the effect of placing a Spell Trap face up from the Deck.
A force that only Ancient Warriors can use every turn with his Continuous Spell. For Ancient Warriors, who tend to be low-grade beats, it's nice to be able to gain breakthrough power in battle. It also makes it easier for the Wei faction to activate his Ancient Warriors, as he guarantees destruction in battle. It is also a good idea to combine it with Zhang De, who has a double attack.
This effect is also reasonably useful, but the true value is the second effect. Although the conditions must be in place, it has the effect of reloading the Ancient Warriors card that replaces itself used as a cost. It works well with all Ancient Warriors that cost Ancient Warriors Spell Trap, but it works especially well with Zhuge Kong, allowing you to continue to activate the negate effect. Zhou Gong also works well with two copies of his Ancient Warriors Spell Trap from the deck. In the future, he will have plenty of opportunities to play in decks where Ancient Warriors can use his Spell Trap as a cost.

A force dedicated to Ancient Warriors monsters that are now Continuous Spells. If you use it for 《Ancient Warriors - Valiant Zhang De》, you can attack twice with high ATK. However, although it can be used many times and can be searched, considering that Force itself is a card from 20 years ago, to be honest, the effect of ① is not weak, but it is not particularly strong either. Although there are conditions for the effect of (2), it is very convenient because it can be converted into a three-member courtesy when sent as a cost.