Nordic Beast Gullinbursti →Used Deck

A card that supports "Nordic" with two effects
The effect of ① is effective when you want to put out "Lord of the Aesir" without using Gullveig.
In addition, the follower can be secured by (2). In the early stages when GY is not mature, there may be no chance to activate it, but you can also use Gullveig's effect to salvage monsters used as link materials.
Furthermore, the fact that the original level is a level 3 tuner is also valuable in "Nordic".

Since all of them are related to Nordic in the text, the decks that can be used are limited, but there are no restrictions on whether it is your own summon or Special Summon, and you can Special Summon monsters of any level from your hand. I think that summoning is an Effect Monster that has a very big advantage.
Except for monsters with the same name, the effect added to the hand from GY doesn't matter the situation, so it's a useful feature that makes it easy to activate.
A level 3 Tuner Monster with excellent effects.

I think that (1) expansion effect and (2) salvage effect are both excellent effects for "Nordic" Deck.

Within the same Nordic theme, there are three derivative monster groups, beasts, spirits, and heavens. Nordic Beasts, which was said to have the highest average score, is a new monster since its first appearance in the 7th season.
Although it is Nordic Beasts, it can also be used as an S material for Odin and Loki, and has the effect of SSing his Nordic in his hand with a summoning trigger effect, so he can use the board for his Lord of the Aesir advent without relying on Gulveig. Easy to arrange.
By using Evaldi as the SS Nordic monster and Fridskalv as the Nordic Relic that searches for its effect, you will have the materials to select all three Lords of the Aesir in no time.
Of course, the effect of unconditionally picking up Nordic monsters other than cards with the same name every turn is also powerful, and you should recruit 3 Nordic monsters, including this monster and Ivaldi, to reach level 10 with Gullveig. So, while picking up the monsters used as Gullveig's link materials, it is possible to catch Suvarin with Evaldi, making it possible to create a stronger board while suppressing Gullveig's consumption.
With or without Gullveig, it's a very valuable addition to the Nordic Deck.

Since he can become any tuner, the degree of freedom in recruiting from Gullveig has increased. However, the current Lord of the Aesir is all vanilla effects, so it doesn't affect strength that much.
At first glance, the expansion effect also seems to reduce the cost of Gullveig by 1, but after all, it will Special Summon from your hand, so the consumption will not change.
Personally, the main effect is his GY's girlfriend's Nordic recovery, and by playing this card in Gullveig, it became possible to recover the first move. This is very large because the conventional Nordic was expensive and could not afford to secure a successor.

Because it was easy to handle in Nordic, only the beast did not appear new, but it finally appeared here.
Like Vanadis, all three Lords of the Aesir can be made into materials. It's inferior in that it can't be level-adjusted, but in exchange, any other material is fine.
Also, compatibility with Vanadis is not bad.
Useful in Lord of the Aesir, which has a hand expansion effect and requires expansion power.
The recovery effect of 2 does not mesh with the effect of 1, but it can recover the loss, and the aforementioned Vanadis can adjust the level and he can fertilize GY, so you can prepare a recovery target. It will also be useful to secure the cost of Gulveig.

A dexterous tuner that manages deployment and hand replenishment at the same time. Like Vanadis, it's great that it can be used for any of Thor, Loki, and Odin's synchros. It is easy to use for other synchros because there is no binding.