Conductor of Nephthys →Used Deck

《Last Hope of Nephthys》.
If you successfully ritual summon this guy, you'll get another ritual summoned monster without consuming it! A Nephthys Ritual Monster that activates a disastrous effect like some kind of campaign.
[Nephthys] is a monstrous monster that was allowed due to its narrow restrictions, but thanks to this guy, 《Nephthys, the Sacred Flame》, which is treated as industrial waste, has become a little easier to use. When I thought about it, it seems that I can arrange "Mist Valley Apex Avian" and "Mist Valley Thunderbird" on the field from this guy's ritual summons.
Well, it can be said that it is one of the recent leverage power cards that is a strength and value in using the [Nephthys] category.
Besides that, it's also interesting that it's a level 2 Spellcaster and WIND with an ATK of 2000 and a defense of 0, which is a status that can be caught in various places.

With the effect of (1), you can connect from "Devotee of Nephthys" to "Flame God of Nephthys" of ATK 3600, which has combat and effect destruction resistance, and (2) of this card with the destruction effect while issuing "Cerulean Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys" of ATK 3000. I think that it is excellent to be able to use the effect of
If you use the effect of (2) in your main phase, I think it's also attractive to be able to activate the effect when up to 3 "Nephthys" cards other than Ritual Monsters are destroyed during your next standby phase.

Following the Fool, another genealogy of the Yakeso Ritual.
When the Ritual Summon is successful, a Nephthys Ritual with a name other than the same name will be Special Summoned from your hand or Deck as a Ritual Summon. It has the effect of destroying Nephthys other than
A Ritual Monster's no-cost Special Summon, a stupid card that does an extremely good job here. What was the ritual? Depending on the situation, you can choose between Ao-o-shin with 3000 ATK and whether he's a worshiper who can summon Nephthys.
Although it is necessary to perform a ritual on this card itself, it is a card that fundamentally changes his deck's rotation and deployment power with a blow-off effect that breaks the common sense of rituals. The second effect also destroys his Nephthys here and there, causing a catastrophe, but the conditions are a little heavy and the timing is slow, which is not a problem.

Recruiting as a ritual summon from the Deck, as is often said, is a disgusting effect.
Nephthys, which was at a weak end, is a permissible enhancement.
However, in the last two years since Nephthys became a categorization, his card pool has grown significantly, and with Simorgh and Giant Bird mixed in, he is able to lay down the board with Nephthys. The main recruitment target will be the enshrined hand that enables further development.
The impact of 1 is strong, but the effect of 2 is somewhat disgusting, and although the trigger and timing are a bit quirky, it can produce a high advantage.

[Special Summon as ○○ Summon. ] complete brain death effect...
Stop printing these cards! ! ! 　
Before printing such a card, the original girlfriend's Nephthys strength would have been adjusted. As I wrote in 《B.E.F. Zelos》, rather than making multiple cards to strengthen the Minor Category, it would be more economical and less time-consuming to make a single card with all the effects, but to be honest. "Boring" 　In the first place, adjust the strength to some extent

A Level 2 Dangerous Ceremony that appeared not only in Megalith but also in Nephthys, perhaps because the Reiatsu of Level 3 Releasers disappeared.
Since the offense and defense have been switched from the original praying hand, it is reasonable that the RBI is relatively high for the level.
Ritual body recruiting at the time of ritual summoning is a simple yet powerful word, and even considering that his other Nephthys ritual bodies are somewhat modest performance, we can ignore the ritual-specific accidents and consumption. I have a strong sense of achievement.
In particular, his ability to develop when recruiting a deity has contributed to raising the level of his Nephthys theme itself. It can be fully utilized.
Destruction from the hand, deck, and field pales in comparison to Deck Rituals due to his unique design of Nephthys, but it's still worth it because the protectors are simply out of business.
It's one of the few drawbacks is that it doesn't support preparation and can't be affected by the additional effect of Reincarnation, but it's also a card full of possibilities, so I'd like to welcome him as a new face of Nephthys.

It's the first enhancement of his Nephthys since its appearance, and it feels like a super badass card thrown into the same disappointing theme as Megalith.
Just by successfully summoning a Ritual Monster from the Deck, you can recruit Ritual Monsters from the Deck as if they were Ritual Summoning. No matter how you look at it, it's a broken card that only says something that's easy to understand and strong.
If the effect of this card works, you can set up a Link 5 or a Giant Godbird Infinite Interference Combo.