Fabled Andwraith →Used Deck

His new Fabled Synchro.
If you succeed in Special Summon, you will have the effect of discarding your opponent's hand and negate the effect, or if not, you will have the effect of exchanging your hand, and the effect of reviving the monster sent from the opponent's hand to her GY by negating the effect. there is
An obnoxious card that forces the opponent to accept the exchange of cards with her Fabled opponent, or the nightmare of losing the hand and having it stolen if it is a monster. However, the opponent chooses which card to discard in this nightmare, so if he discards his Spell Trap that activates with GY, it doesn't do much. If used, allowing Fabled to draw two cards and discard his hand is often fatal, so he wants to discard his hand to GY if possible.
Is it a card that you don't expect to exchange your hand too much for your own use, and you want to use it as much as possible to gain the opponent's handicap, and if you're lucky, get a monster? If you steal a monster, you can also use Sheridan because you are level 6.
However, there is also a turn 1 restriction, so even with Fabled, he can't earn as much add and deployment as Rageon, and even so, is there a danger that he will become an oddball who can't boast of his fighting power?

Comprehensive evaluation: A card that can force the hand of his Spell/Trap card to the opponent, and becomes troublesome by using it repeatedly.
Since you can gain an advantage by drawing two cards and discarding cards, it is almost certain that your opponent will discard a card, and even then, in order to prevent being revived by (2), Spell / Trap will be prioritized. Conceivable.
However, most of the Spell/Trap cards he adopts are mostly deployment aids, draws, and action obstructions, so if you let him discard them, that's useful.
Having said that, his many Spell/Trap cards with GY effects tend to put him at a disadvantage against deck opponents like Eldlich.
By the way, due to the condition of Special Summon, if you revive repeatedly, your opponent will have to discard their hand each time, and it will function as a handicap.
If you use other cards to discard your opponent's hand, it's not bad to revive it with (2).
It would be nice if we could revive his Dark World with something like Card Destruction.
There are many uncertainties, but if the opponent's hand is small, it can work effectively, so I think it's okay to use it.

It is often said about this kind of card, but if the opponent has a choice or if the effect is unstable, no matter how powerful the effect is, the evaluation will go down.
You can draw 2 cards and discard 1 card for a powerful effect, but your opponent can negate the effect with 1 card in their hand, and you can decide what to discard.
Therefore, it is doubtful whether the effect of 2, which seems to be prepared as a trap for him when negated, will work properly.
Regarding the effect of 2, it can be applied even if it is not your own effect, so there is a way to use this as the main effect, but since it is a resurrection with the effect negate, is it worth doing that?

Fabled really appeared after a long time.
It requires a Fabled tuner, but there are versatile tuners like Kerberal, so it's possible to produce something other than Fabled.
As an effect, it's a hand exchange, a handicap, and if you're lucky, you can take control.
Since he himself is level 6, if the effect of 2 is established, he can connect to Sheridan in addition to S and Link.
None of the returns are bad, but as already said, the bottleneck is the instability that comes from uncertainty.
He has a lot of magic and traps that activate GY, so he seems to be particularly difficult to use against decks. At the end of the game when your hand is running low, it's easier to aim for a hand exchange, but that's what you want to do in the early stages.
There is synergy with Unicorn in that it is easy to change the number of cards in the opponent's hand, but the point is that the opponent has the right to choose.
I think it's a strong card.

His new Fabled synchro, Fabled's first ★6.
The effect is an excellent effect that allows you to land 2 draws and 1 discard, but it lacks certainty because it negates with a single hand cost. There are a lot of cards that are stronger than this, so there is a possibility that it will even help your opponent.
If a monster is discarded, it can be taken with the 2nd effect, but there is no guarantee that it will conveniently discard a monster that can be used for our Synchro expansion, so this is also a strong luck element, and if the link summoning is emphasized, it may shine, but Link In a build that emphasizes summoning, the question is whether or not to put out this card in the first place.
Overall, both 1 and 2 have a strong and subtle finish with uncertainties. It has its own strengths, such as having the name of Fabled and being able to discard one card, but if you just want to draw reliably, it's the same level. There are many cases where it is more solid to use stachas, and no matter how strong the effect is, if it is uncertain whether it will pass or not, I think it is a model card that is subtle.