XX-clusion →Used Deck

If I could activate it from my hand, I think Called by the Grave could have become a card that would attack with a run-up.

In a hand triggering meta, it should have handicap and be easy to inflict losses.
However, it is difficult to say that it is easy to use enough to match the merit, and there are too many rivals.
Since it's a trap, it's noticeably slower than nominatives, and there are other notifications and 《Gravedigger's Trap Hole》that have a wider range than this card.
The selling handicap is also a poor quality that the "opponent" chooses and throws away. There is also the possibility that the worst will be taken against you.
Impression that it seems to be difficult to give priority to the above-mentioned rival because of its conspicuous instability. It's ironic that he's fabled in the illustration. (Deianira doesn't trigger and Fabled is easy to use handicap.)

The 79th general-purpose Trap this time is a Counter Trap that specializes in capturing monster effects that activate in the opponent's hand.
Furthermore, since you can force your opponent to discard 1 card after negate, if the monster effect activated in the opponent's hand is of the type that is activated by discarding from the hand or sending it to GY, it will be a numerical advantage, and the situation will increase. Depending on the situation, the opponent's expectations can also be greatly distorted.
However, since the scope of application is expanded to similar cards and excludes the activated body, Counter Trap's 《Debunk》and 《Debunk》are also strong against effects that remain in the hand. Trap's 《Gravedigger's Trap Hole》also exists.
In order to gain an advantage with this effect, you want to aim for hand triggers that are activated by discarding cards such as G and Urara. Even if you think you're going to use it as a meta for a deck that uses a lot of turn 1 hand activation effects, Counter Trap, a notification that captures and destroys all monster effects that activate, stands in your way. .
I think it's attractive that the opponent consumes a number of counter traps just by firing a counter trap at no cost and negate it, but the discarded hand is just what the opponent chooses. Don't forget about it, and I have the impression that it's a little weak as a motive to give priority to notifications.