Rivalry of Warlords Limited→Used Deck

It's a permanent meta trap that can easily be put into her deck with a race unification theme and has high post-loading performance!
Be aware that there are many situations where you are also restricted from deploying from the Extra Deck.
Even though you put Anti-Spell Fragrance on yourself, aren't you just using Called by the Grave out of your hand? ?
Permanent meta traps tend to forget their impact unexpectedly. Even more so if you're using this for a unity theme!
A weak point, or a little worrisome, is that the illustrations of this warlord don't match most of his Deck landscapes.

Tribal version of Gozen Match
Powerful Allies in the Tribal Unification Deck
《Gozen Match》Because there is a clear distinction between the opponents that are effective and the opponents that are not effective, it is difficult to decide whether to use it as the main.
His 《Zombie World》axis deck will force the monsters on the field to become undead, and his undead axis deck is almost non-existent, so it can be used as a main deck.
Same goes for Gozen Match against Shadow Dystopia
Since only the same race can exist in your field, it becomes stronger against Kaiju, Lavago, and Ratama.
In particular, her Dinomorphia, whose natural enemy is Lavago, is not bad to use as a countermeasure.
It's too strong, so even if you win using this, it's possible that Rivalry of Warlords is just too strong.
An old power card that encourages the advantage of going first in match battles
This is a fraudulent rarity card that only has a normal rarity together with 《Gozen Match》
Racial unity is a high priority for her sideboarding decks

Metacards for decks with different races
It is necessary for the user to unify the races to some extent, but depending on the opponent, it may be piled with this one.
However, since it is not a card that can be involved in development, there is a dilemma that the accident rate will increase if only such cards are inserted, so even if he can be inserted, it does not necessarily mean that it is better to adopt it.
Also, although it is a card that has been regulated in Master Duel, I think that the change in the environment is more important than just this card being strong.
It's a personal theory from here, but since the 9th term, since the suppression deck became popular in mass deployment, the adoption rate of the trap card itself, which cannot contribute to breakthrough in the second attack, has declined. This also has the advantage of being able to win without relying on traps as long as you control them first.
However, after the end of the 9th term, interference with hand triggers became commonplace, and the number of cases where it was not possible to lay down a control board in advance increased. On the other hand, face-down removal cards such as Cyclone were not able to deal with the preemptive suppression of monster effects, so even if they were adopted, they were only used from the side. That's why the threat of his Continuous Trap, which doesn't work as a trigger and has fewer face-down removals, probably increased.

A card that gives you a certain chance of winning if you use it.
Isn't it better to play rock-paper-scissors instead of Yu-Gi-Oh?

Even under the influence of this card such as Cyberse, it is used in races/themes and Metabeat Decks that can Special Summon monsters from the EX Deck.
In effect, it greatly limits the summoning of general-purpose monsters from the opponent's EX Deck, and it is often put into the side Deck.
Due to his strength, he is frequently used by Eldlich and others, and is semi-restricted in Master Duel.

A strong ally of the Tribal Unity Deck.
It was an era when Good Stuff, a collection of strong cards, was dominant, so the effect itself stuck in the environment. Evaluation is not good enough.
However, the fact that Gravekeeper, which is the oldest category, adopted it and left it active, and it was known at an early stage that it is useful in the category Deck.
The meaning of this card changed drastically when we entered the age of Synchro Xyz. Due to the nature of having to line up at least two materials, if the species of the material monsters are different, it will be interrupted and the development will stop. Furthermore, since there is no deck for him to unify the races of S monsters, it has changed to a very convenient meta card interference card that can stop further development.
At first glance, it looks better than Gozen Match, which binds attributes, but many of the categories are originally of a unified race, and it is narrower than the impression that there are many cards that can be stuck, but few Decks. Note the meta range.

The strongest suppression tag known to those in the know.
There is a part of Yu-Gi-Oh where the collection of strong cards is somewhat strong, but this epoch-making meta card hits the heart of it.
Decks that forcibly respond to business trip themes and EX Decks, crush the strengths such as Metabi, and help the weak by raising the power of unified theme Decks and fan Decks. Depending on the deck, the moment you shoot it, the opponent will cry and surrender. Since it also works on your own field, it is a good place to drop it because it is difficult to use for preemptive suppression of environmental themes.
In fact, it is one of the few cards that can penetrate complete resistance because it is written that the opponent chooses and sends it to his GY instead of an effect. I can't be overconfident because it depends on the opponent's balance, but let's remember.
It also works well with Kaiju Lavago Gold Balls. The problem is that you can't use this card while it's attached, but if you use Kaiju to remove it and then activate this card, you'll be able to perform a lock from the second attack. Especially if it's Kandama, he can only get Divine-Beast, so he exerts tremendous control power as a rock. …except for one. In this situation, if Ra was issued, I would think that the other party was Yu-Gi-Oh, and I would give a big round of applause.

I like it!
Basically, I think it's a good card to adopt in the easy-to-build category that is unifying the races, and to surprise the opponent.

As already said, in recent years, the proportion of race-unified decks has increased, so there are more cases where it doesn't have much of an impact. Even so, it will stab the opponent who stabs it, and if it fits into the mold, it will be intense.
If I want to treat it more effectively, I want to be able to send monsters from here.
Due to the troublesomeness of arbitration, I think it will be a difficult category to handle.

Overall evaluation: His deck, which uses general-purpose cards for business trips, becomes difficult to move, and if you use it in combination with sending cards, you can create a troublesome lock.
It's easy to avoid the effects if you use a race unification Deck or leave only one standing.
Even in the category Deck, monsters of different races are included, and 《Accesscode Talker》etc. are often used to compensate for RBI, so the impact is quite large.
However, it cannot be used if it hits the unification Deck.
Sending Silent Wobby or something like that in the first attack to use this card, or a combo to block movement is necessary.

In recent years, there are many cases in which races have been unified even on the theme of the environment level, and in most cases it is not as effective as "There Can Be Only One".
Still, it's very effective against decks that work, so if it's a race-unified low-speed deck, it's possible to use it on the side.
In fact, you can't overlook the peculiarity of being able to bury Kozubure, which is temporarily excluded by its own effect, without returning it to the field.
The rules of this card are surprisingly complicated, so be sure to understand the ruling properly so as not to cause trouble for your opponent.
For example, when this effect is applied, it is possible to activate 《Mind Control》or 《Crackdown》targeting an opponent's monster of a different type than a monster on your field, and that monster cannot move. Immediately after that, he becomes a GY feed.

Tribal version of "Gozen Match".
There are more races than attributes, so I feel like there are more scenes where I get stuck than you, but there are categories where the attributes are different and the races are unified, so in the end it depends on the imaginary enemy and the environment.

A card that forces racial unification.
Since Synchro Xyz Summoning became the main focus, it became an Extra Deck.
It is becoming more and more common to interweave cards of different races,
Recently, the number of different races in the category Deck has increased, so
Depending on the deck, it may not be possible to develop properly with this one piece.
Of course, on the contrary, there are decks of his that are completely useless, so
Basically, it can be said that it is a card that becomes a side Deck member.

A natural enemy of non-designers.
"Gozen Match" is an attribute-unified version, but it has more types (attribute => 7 types, race => 24 types), so it is difficult to unify and its influence is by far the highest. This means that there are too few decks that he can handle properly, but it is a nice meta option for [Dark World] and [The Six Samurai], which are easy to unify the races. Also, since the basic races of the cards in the EX Deck are scattered, it is also an excellent card to stop them.
The set can't be stopped, and once the field is empty, it can be summoned freely, so there are some holes, but in the current environment, it can't be helped to attack opponents who just don't allow X or S summons. A card that is naturally disliked by [Evilswarm] and [Madolche]. It's a very valuable card with a small number of recordings, so if you have it, you should use it as carefully as possible.

A powerful meta card that if you put it in a race unification deck, it will stick in his deck with different races. With a deck like "Worm" that has uniform attributes, you can create an even more villainous meta alongside 《Gozen Match》. However, since it's effect depends on the contents of the opponent's deck, it's a card that should be thrown on the side rather than the main card.

such as [ Watt ]
He can fight to some extent even with unification, and is powerful when put in the deck.
Recently, a lot of monsters have appeared from the Extra Deck,
Leaving this card alone makes it difficult.
It is even better if combined with 《Gozen Match》or 《Nightmare Wheel》,
《Gozen Match》is not necessary if you are in trouble.
Its binding effect is extremely strong,
I would like to give a rating of 10.
However, in some categories this card rots.
In other words, it depends on the other party, so the evaluation is -2.
And if 《Heavy Storm》is used,
With the cards accumulated in my hand
Evaluation -1 because it is deployed at once.
Therefore,
The overall evaluation was 7.

A piece that sticks into his Deck, which uses standard and non-species Xyz Synchro.
This type of card has a terrifyingly binding power in his deck and is one of the side factors.
However, since it is currently centered on the theme, it is painful that this card is not used as a meta.
Even so, it might not be a bad idea to seal general-purpose Xyz and Synchro, but...

Protect D-end!

Like 《Solidarity》, it is a privileged card that can be obtained by unifying the races.
However, since it is a card intended to interfere, I don't really feel like using it for free, and even in tournaments, it is difficult to use it as a main player from the first game because I don't know the opponent's deck.
Therefore, it is almost exclusively for the side, but if you have a unified race, it is a card that you should definitely consider putting on the side.

A piece that sticks to the Kuidan system.
It had the potential to pierce chaos from its early days, but things have changed since Synchro and Xyz appeared.
Even in the Deck category, the significance of mixing with other races has increased, so the status has increased accordingly.
However, categories such as BF and The Six Samurai have a lot of racial unity, so it's hard to stick, so it's a side agent.

A card that has the meaning of racial binding.
However, since it is dependent on the opponent, it is not possible to insert multiple times from the first match.

You can see it on the side in Dark World, Cyber style, etc.
Works well with Lightsworn and Mermail!
But it's important to keep an eye on his opponent's deck in game 1