Pride of the Plunder Patroll →Used Deck

They show off the telescope given to them by the captain.
For some reason, only Bluebeard, the Plunder Patroll Shipwright isn't included in the illustration, but in fact, Bluebeard's card doesn't have a telescope. There's no way Bluebeard doesn't have proof of being a full-fledged person, so he probably just doesn't feel like showing off to himself.
Effect is private forage by battle destruction and plunder from hand and EX Deck. Both effects are difficult to act quickly, and they are slow to start functioning, partly because they are originally traps.
Originally, Patrollship monsters attack on a board that greatly exceeds the number of RBIs and in some cases even takes lethal, and draws from there often only help with overkill. On the other hand, on the board where you want a hand, it is rare that you have the RBI that you can hit, so the most severe point is that it does not meet the demand.
The latter hand and EX Deck destruction are too slow and can't be used as countermeasures against handicap and EX Deck. If anything, it was probably designed as a role to assist the captain's departure by sending a monster with the targeted attribute to the opponent's girlfriend's GY.
In fact, the attributes of the cards in the main deck are often unified, but in the EX deck, there are many cases where several types of general-purpose cards are used, and it can be said that there is almost no case where light and dark are not used. .
If it is a spell card, it is regrettable considering that the options when taking the first attack have increased significantly.

As someone else said, (1) is slow.
Perhaps (2) is aimed at making the Patrollship easier to move by fertilizing the opponent's GY, but I feel that a great voyage with an attribute change effect is enough, and depending on the Deck, it may be stuck. I don't have it, but if I put this in, I'll put in a generic hand trigger.

If the Patrollship destroys the opponent's monster, he can draw, and if there is a Patrollship on the field, he can send it to GY to make the opponent draw and do a peeping hand, or check the opponent's EX Deck and send it to his GY It has selectable effects.
The first effect is a useful effect that recovers the advantage of Patrollship, which carries a lot of hand costs, but Patrollship is not a deck for him because he is not very good at fighting. Correction by Brenne and base would be essential. However, even so, it is undeniable that it is slow to require battle destruction from yourself with Trap.
The second effect is Peeping Hand Death or Peeping EX Deck Death. especially
It's quite rare to be able to destroy an EX Deck at the Trap stage, and there's a possibility that it could upset the opponent's deployment calculations. It's an effect that doesn't work against opponents who don't use the EX Deck the most, and it's undeniable that Peeping Hands will draw a draw. It's a card that will do its job if the 2nd effect is the main, but I think it's a little picky about the opponent.