White Knight of Dogmatika →Used Deck

The performance is not good at level 8 and the summoning cost is heavy.
Well, level 8 is necessary because 《Dogmatikalamity》can drop 《Titaniklad the Ash Dragon》from the EX Deck, so I don't mind.
First of all, the effect of (2) is too passive. It's scary to put this card in attack position because you can't rely on the ATK increase value. However, being able to "select" the opponent's EX Deck and send it to GY can be appreciated.
The biggest problem is (1), "I can't Special Summon from the EX Deck", which is a permanent effect.
I might be able to activate the bonus effect of 《Dogmatikamacabre》, but if I was asked if I should use one…

The biggest drawback of this one is that it's "when" the opponent activates its effect, not "when", so it will stop functioning with a single 《Infinite Impermanence》or a removal effect.
If it was the effect of time, I would have chained it and blocked the extra 1 drop, which is regrettable
Since the original owner was Yougan-nee, the inside of the armor must have a wonderful smell.
How did you store those two chest-heavy figures in this armor?

I thought that Sulea would be really strong, but there are other ways to just send rainbow light to her GY.
Moreover, the enemy's effect cannot be negated.
A typical hustle.

"If you don't use ЕХ, you should do a ritual."
Whether or not there was a background to saying that, he who suddenly appeared is a Ritual Monster.
Since 《Dogmatikalamity》can be released from the EX Deck, it is easy to put out, but this essential monster is undeniably underpowered.
The restriction that you can't put out monsters from the EX Deck as long as you have this guy is a pretty painful disadvantage in modern Yu-Gi-Oh, who uses the EX Deck a lot.
Since you have to pay that much, you might think that there are other strong effects, but you just need to remove one card from your opponent's EX Deck and raise your ATK. Although it has the advantage of being able to drop the target card, it is extremely painful that the activation depends on the opponent.
The status of this card itself is low for a level 8 ritual, and the self-pump effect does not raise his ATK that much, so it is not good to have a place.
I get the impression that it is a piece that feels its own weight as a whole.
Especially since Fruldris was strong before the Fall of Darkness.

Comprehensive evaluation: Aim for a move that suppresses, such as dropping 《Elder Entity N'tss》according to the opponent's movement.
Drop Titaniklad the Ash Dragon into his GY with Dogmatikalamity and perform a ritual summon in Defense Position.
On your opponent's next turn, you can put Elder Entity N'tss into his GY and remove it, then destroy the extra deck to block his action.
It is useful for monsters that exert their effects on the field, and can be aimed at suppressing their deployment.
It would be a good idea to deploy other monsters before EX sealing.
If you put 《Herald of the Arc Light》into GY with 《Nadir Servant》or 《Dogmatika Maximus》, you can search, so I feel that ritual summoning is not that difficult.
However, since it doesn't fit well with his Shaddoll mixed build that plays El Shaddoll Winda on the opponent's turn, it's difficult to limit builds.

Another Dogmatika darkness. What exactly is Albus?
Effect to block Special Summon from your EX Deck, send monsters in your EX Deck to his GY when the opponent uses the effect of the card, check the opponent's EX Deck and send one to GY, that It has the effect of getting the average of his ATK of 2 cards.
This has the advantage of being able to target and drop the opponent's EX Deck, but it is necessary to carry out the dark pot of throwing the ritual at Dogmatika. With ATK 500, it's a monumental card that finally allowed him to drop "Herald of the Arc Light" to his GY with "Nadir Servant". Nadir Servant》has gone to the limit, which is very painful.
The influence on the field can only be obtained by his ATK, the trigger depends on the opponent, and it is not always possible to activate the effect stably. The work unique to this card is very weak, and I don't feel the merit of aiming for his Dogmatika to this card.
After all, it's a card to drop "Herald of the Arc Light" with "Nadir Servant", but again, "Nadir Servant" is a limit...

Dogmatika changed to a ritual deck some time ago.
It fits the image of Dogmatika, though.
However, this white knight, which is the first one, is honestly difficult to use.
Like Dogmatika, it has an EX Deck GY feed effect, but the trigger is passive.
As for offense and defense, the offense is 500 and the defense is not good at 2500. The strengthening effect tends to depend on the opponent, so you can't expect much from the combat side.
However, since it can handle all kinds of effects, there is no need to worry about it.
If you prepare Nutos, you can also work as a sabotage agent.
Another problem is that it is impossible to deploy from EX.
If it's Dogmatika, there are plenty of other EX GY feeds, so do you go out of your way to operate it? That's what I was talking about, but now that support has been enhanced, it has become a performance that can be used.

Dogmatika got his hands on the forbidden stray of the ritual after stalling in Genesis, probably because the first move was a climax.
Originally, Dogmatika was not a theme for rituals, and although search is a strong theme, it is impossible to operate just by thrusting it in, so it is necessary to focus the construction on rituals.
At that time, there are many elements that can cause headaches, such as the nadir limit, Ardek, which is difficult to drop with punishment, and unpreparedness.
With his low ATK, I think he's more likely to use Drytron. Regardless of whether it makes sense.
Dogmatika The familiar negative effect of Sealing Self-Extra is not applied the turn it is used or the turn it is used, but it is a permanent effect, so as long as this guy is there, it hurts to not be able to use it.
The main effect is to send monsters from each other's extras to GY by yourself when the opponent activates an effect, and raise his own ATK. Don't make the mistake of being used by someone like Maximus to choose.
It is also possible to drop the Nutos while knocking out the opponent's key card.
The effect itself is not so bad, but if his ATK is very low and he stands in Attack Position, if the opponent attacks without activating the effect, even the growing G will trade off. .
Since the ATK increase lasts only for that turn, if you go to hit carelessly, you will be hit back after exposing your low ATK.
The defensive power is not as high as 2500 and there is no resistance, so it is not good to have a good presence.
It is an honest impression that it is troublesome to put out as it is and that it does not do much for the habit of having a disadvantage.

The theme that was too strong from the first appearance has the impression that it strays with the new card.
Dogmatika dabbled in rituals like no other.
(1) He is a disadvantage that Dogmatika often has. However, the restrictions on this card are permanent and fairly restrictive. It's difficult to operate a business trip card.
(2) Extra sharpening, which is also his Dogmatika specialty. The feature of this card is that you can drop your own card and activate the merit effect, and you can "choose" the opponent's EX. If you cut the limited cards that the expansion deck has, it will be a big hit. On the other hand, it is also true that many of his decks use multiple copies of the main cards, and there is inevitably some inconsistency depending on the opponent.
There are two painful points about this effect, one is that the opponent's action is the trigger. If you don't go first, the effect is weak, but it doesn't mesh with the fact that it requires a ritual summon that is difficult to meet the conditions from the first turn.
Another point is that his ATK only rises until the end of the turn. His ATK, which is only 500, will be exposed during the opponent's turn, so you can't easily put him in his attack position, but his defense is 2500, which is a value that is easy to break through.
I don't have resistance, so I'm going to leave early even though I'm going to have a hard time.