Vahram, the Magistus Divinity Dragon →Used Deck

Comprehensive evaluation: Although it is possible to remove all of them, it is difficult to use actively, so it is better to make use of the effect of the equipment card.
Total destruction is when the Synchro Summoned itself is destroyed, and you need a means to destroy it to actively use it.
《Zoroa, the Magistus of Flame》and Level 4 are easy to use, but if it’s a total removal, you can also choose Rank 4 《Evilswarm Exciton Knight》that can be actively used, leaving the monsters.
It's too painful to lose this card itself, so I'll use it as an attacker and use it as a deterrent to prevent it from being destroyed.
The effect of not being destroyed when equipped with a card and the effect of destroying monsters are useful even when equipped on lower Magistus. .
With anything other than Magistus, you can easily equip and send GY just by playing 《Zoroa, the Magistus of Flame》, so it seems likely that it will be adopted in the 《Cyber Dark》series as well.
Also, when it comes to equipment cards, 《Gizmek Kaku, the Supreme Shining Sky Stag》or kana.

A card that is clearly ad-friendly with Magistus. "However, I can see a few places where I can't reach the itchy spots." The total destruction is "front only", and the protective effect allows destruction by monsters. "It's a strong card, but I have mixed feelings about it."

(2) Due to the effect of (3), if it is a "Magistus" deck, by equipping it with the effect of the "Magistus" card, he will have Spell / Trap resistance and the effect of destroying the opponent's monster during battle, which is excellent. I think.
Even if you put it out as a monster, I think that (1) the face-up total destruction effect of the opponent when it is destroyed will be an advantage.
If it's a "Magistus" Deck, I don't think it's a problem because it can be played from a single 《Zoroa, the Magistus of Flame》.

Synchro Magistus.
When destroyed by S Summoning, it destroys all of the opponent's face, and when equipped, he has a Spell Trap limited destruction resistance and an effect that destroys the opponent's monster before battle to the equipped monster. .
It can be used as a normal S monster without any material restrictions, but its ATK is low and its effects are passive and uncertain, so unless you can perform a suicide attack, it will be a delicate card. With Magistus, you can easily aim with Zorua's effect if you just put it out.
The main goal is when it is equipped. Destroying Spell Trap won't hurt as it's less likely to be disturbed. Another effect is a catastle effect that doesn't care about attributes. By equipping Zorua and her Endymion with its own effect, you can build a battle line to some extent, so it works well with them. Dragon, Synchro, Equipment, I can't help but feel like he can do something with Dragunity...
He's been at his best since he was made into an equipment card, so it would be nice to drop him to GY with 《Extra-Foolish Burial》or Dogmatika support.

Magistus S Monster
Remove all tables of the opponent's field when this summoned by ① is destroyed. It's a passive condition, but it can also be fulfilled through active destruction, and since it only removes the opponent's cards, it's an effect that's easy to use as an effect to turn to the offense. However, since there is no particular card that can destroy this S-summoned by Magistus-related effects, it is difficult to use in that respect.
An effect that prevents destruction by the opponent's Spell Trap when ② is equipped. Currently, Punishment and Wright are the most commonly used spells in the environment, but the former is a rabbit and the latter can be his Spell Trap removal, so it's hard to be a countermeasure. It would be a wise use to make good use of the Friche equipment by 《Magistus Theurgy》.
③ destroys the opponent who fights with his Magistus, which is the equipped monster, without question. It's the same timing as Catastor and Nephilim, which is the start of Dameste, and if you equip it, he'll only have one Magistus, but it's strong enough to make him practically invincible in battle. This is an easy-to-use effect, and at the same time, considering the existence of Endymion and Zorua that can be equipped from one piece, for Decks that do not rely on EX, Destroy Core, which was popular in the 7th generation The Agent era, and 8th generation Meta Beat It can play the same role as 《Bull Blader》, which was occasionally used in the Deck, and has a removal effect through the battle phase of old. If you think so, it is also one that makes you feel that the times have progressed so far.

Attacker of Magistus in its current state.
It has the effect of wiping out the opponent's field by S-summoning and destroying it. However, considering the number of steps required to summon it, rather than aiming to activate it, it is more of a restraint on the opponent.
Since it is only face-up, it has no effect on the set card.
It's basically a check, but it has the potential to be used as a wide-area removal card in case of emergency, so it's one way to hide a card that can be destroyed at any time.
As a Magistus, the main state is when it is equipped, but it has a destruction resistance by Spell Trap and a catastol effect that destroys the battle opponent.
He doesn't have basic resistances, so he's happy to grant resistance to Magistus, but it's hard to say that it's going to be a good place to stay if monster effects are left unattended in an area overflowing with monsters.
As for the Catastle effect, since it is an effect that does not take targets by nature, it leads to eliminating enemies with target resistance. However, recently it is often paired with destruction resistance, so overconfidence is prohibited.
RBI is the highest in Magistus, so it will be the first monster to increase his ATK with Aiwass.
A little passive and pinpoint, and looking at other level 8s, it's hard to say that he's strong, but he's an important card in Magistus.

A generic level 8 Synchro whose illustration pose is very similar to Armaduk, the same Dragon.
It has the effect of destroying all of the opponent's face-up cards if the S summoning itself is destroyed, but this card shows its true value after being equipped as an equipment card, so even if it is S summoned, it will be destroyed. I don't think there are many occasions to use the effect.
The effects of (2) and (3) are regardless of the S summon, the equipped monster can be destroyed by the opponent's Spell / Trap effect, and the effect of destroying the opponent's monster at the start of the damage step can be obtained, so Magistus In addition to monsters, I think it works well with God Phoenix because it increases the control power.