Ring of Destruction →Used Deck

One of the best and famous Trap
Kaiba and Manjoume also liked this card. It seems that there was also a shòu yǎn shēng who did it.
It was a card that should have been banned because it can be activated in a free chain, it is effective against your own monsters, and you can bring out a high RBI monster and easily bring it into a draw.
It's been a long time since the errata was returned, and the errata was at a level that can be used normally, so this was pretty good.
Although it was added once per turn, it was a pretty good errata, such as a level that is almost unnoticeable, and it is impossible to abuse it, such as forcing a draw or using your own high RBI monsters. , I think this was very good.
The target resistance and destruction resistance have increased, but considering that it is easy to use and has a damage bonus, it is still a performance that can be used sufficiently.
Many of the previously errataed banned cards immediately went from semi-restricted to unlimited, but there were still many users who remained restricted, so I think this card can be said to be a great errata success.

Various restrictions have been imposed due to the errata, and its combo potential or exploitability has dropped significantly, but it is still powerful as a general-purpose free chain single removal that is close to no cost.
Although it is a removal that can be easily blocked by resistance, it is only necessary to use it to destroy the starting points and intermediate points of development, and although it is an old card, it can still be considered enough to use.
However, looking at it as a single removal, many of the excellent themes these days have cards that are searchable within the theme and effectively demonstrate the same or better performance...

10 points without complaint before errata. The 1:1 exchange alone is strong, but it was a super high-performance card that also comes with burn. If you have enough LP, you can use this card to hand over guidance, and since you can target your own monsters, you can effectively use it as a shooting card. In addition, it was possible to bring it to a draw when the situation was bad because of the convenience of receiving damage at the same time.
It was errataed and returned, but it became a fairly boring card because it could not be used as described above. Still, one removal at no cost is quite a card power.

It is a card that is very reassuring in [Chain Burn], etc., because it can handle removal and burn at the same time. The damage will also come flying to you, but as a general-purpose trap, it boasts uniqueness and usability unlike any other.
However, the disadvantage of not being able to target anything other than his ATK, which is below his LP, is rather heavy, and it's faster if you can get high RBIs like 《Guren Majuu Da-Isa》, 《Accesscode Talker》and 《Swordsoul Supreme Sovereign - Chengying》. It becomes impossible to take it as a target at a stage. If you are likely to be issued an access code or permission, don't be greedy and destroy it at the material stage.
The demerit activation condition is "less than the opponent's LP", so you can lower the opponent's RBI with Despian Quaeritis or the like, or if the opponent's monster's ATK and his LP are perfect, you can shoot it. It feels great to be able to pass guidance with this guy! ! !

A trap card that destroys the opponent's monster and receives damage equal to the ATK of the monster that destroyed each other. Due to the errata, it can no longer carry the stop.
The number of monsters that are indestructible or untargetable is on the rise, and even now it's used in burn Decks such as Chain Burn to reinforce its firepower, but it's still an excellent card.

A general-purpose trap that can be removed and burned with Friche.
With the abundance of removal traps these days, I would like to consider adopting with an emphasis on burn effects rather than destruction. [Chainburn] You can use it with something.

Combined with 《Ghost Mourner & Moonlit Chill》, the romantic cannon can fly close to 4000.

Comprehensive evaluation: Trap is quite high performance as a free chain disturbance.
Although it has its weaknesses, such as taking damage to itself and not being able to use it as a finishing blow for the opponent, there is nothing else like it that can remove the opponent's monsters in a free chain and even damage them.
With [Chain Burn], it's easy to chain to other cards, and if he falls below LP in the middle of the chain block process, it's a final blow.
Since it can remove the monster for deployment and give a little more than 1000 damage, in addition to hindering the deployment, it also leads to the opponent's calculation of his LP cost payment.
Although I need to avoid using cards with his LP cost.
In addition, it is an added point that it has high versatility on its own among traps that are used in combination with 《The Fang of Critias》.

Originally a removal trap used by Kaiba in the original, this card was designated as a banned card for a long time.
Returned due to errata, can't be used on your turn, can't target your own monsters, can't target monsters with ATK that exceeds your opponent's LP, you can take damage first, so you can bring it into a draw. Although it has been ordered with this and that, such as not, the strength as a general-purpose Friche removal Trap with LP removal function is still alive and well.
He is a very valuable card for his metabi-type deck as he can both take LP and remove a single target. Have to.
It's one of the cards that is particularly badly degraded by errata, and since it's a monster-only destruction, it's blocked by many resistances, but despite that, I have the impression that it's still a card that can be used.

One of the classic trap cards that burns and destroys.
Due to the errata, I couldn't finish it off with this, so I mainly used free chain interference like Compulsory Evacuation Device.
"Targeted destruction" is now caught in various resistance cards, so it can be said that it did a good job if you could shoot at the relay point and interfere with the opponent's movement while dealing damage. You don't necessarily have to aim for trump cards or ace monsters.
Burn damage is 1000, even 2000 is a profit, and when it comes to the turn to finish off, the damage will be appreciated.
Also, there is a 1 turn limit and there is a possibility that it will spoil, so 1 or 2 cards may be stronger than 3 cards. Talk to Deck often.

The errata added quite a few conditions. Still, Friche's removal + burn is strong. As already mentioned, there are many cards that have been errataed and have disastrous performance, so this card is still usable.

Although weakened by errata, it's still one of the easy-to-handle single removal spells. Compared to 《Compulsory Evacuation Device》, which has no conditions, its versatility is lower, but if you include the burn effect, I think it's performance is as good as it is.

One of the forbidden errata set.
Before the errata, you could target your own monsters and deal damage at the same time.
That said, with the increase in large monsters, you can expect high damage as a pure burn card, and I think it's still close to a top-class card.

10 points before errata.
The Destroy Dragon, which has returned to semi-restricted due to the revision of restrictions, is also shedding tears.

Before Errata, even though it was a single-target destruction card that was becoming weaker, it was too free to generate high firepower and could be used in a variety of ways, making it famous as an end card in many battles.
After the errata, it was limited to the opponent's monsters, and only the opponent's LP or lower was targeted, and it became somewhat dependent on the opponent.
This makes it almost impossible to end the game, and it becomes more difficult to handle toward the end.
It has become difficult to destroy the opponent's ace class, but the ace summoning stage, that is, the material tends to have a low RBI, so the interference power is still noticeable.
However, if it's a removal, it's a summoning response, but there are many rivals such as the whole torrent and the stronger than this, which is free and has a good resistance to destruction. The damage from LP is still the same, so it doesn't go well with his deck, which often uses LP as a cost, so I choose some decks.
It's still a valid card in the errata class, but I don't think it will be used as much as it used to be because it's opponent-dependent and has performance that rots in the first place.
Right now, it might be better to use it in the Burn Deck as a countermeasure against the Burn meta.
I think it would be fine if they allowed me to go to the semi-level like they do overseas.
As soon as you say...

Free chain removal + burn is powerful
However, since it destroys targets, it is often ineffective against people with resistance.

After the errata, it is no longer possible to use this card to reduce the opponent's LP to 0, or to force a draw, but even now, it has a powerful burn effect that destroys one opponent's monster. When a banned card is errataed, it becomes more difficult to use than before, so there are many cards that are lifted, but this card is unusually designated as a restriction even after errata, so I think it's a good adjustment.
I thought that this card was finally relaxed to a semi-restriction in October. Relaxation in anticipation of 《Destruction Dragon》.

Unusually well-adjusted and relaxed ex-banned card for Konmai
It's a little more unwieldy, but it could be one of the general-purpose Trap candidates.

It's a card with a good feeling
Since both sides receive Burn while removing the opponent, it is not a final blow due to restrictions, but it is definitely an easy-to-handle card.

The strength of Burn can be seen in the fact that the limit is maintained despite being errataed.
It's pretty reliable when you actually use it.

A trap that deals damage at the same time as the opponent's monster is removed.
Due to the errata, it can only be activated on the opponent's monsters and only on the opponent's turn, is limited to 1 turn with the same name, and is limited to monsters with RBIs below the opponent's LP.

Front side limited free chain removal + burn.
In the past, it was possible to target your own monsters, regardless of each other's LP numbers, and the damage was done at the same time, which is unthinkable today.
It was returned with an errata to the extent that it is still this. A somewhat strong card with an exquisite way to errata.
After errata, as long as the number is below the opponent's LP, it doesn't matter if his original ATK fluctuates or exceeds his LP, so it's surprisingly compatible with status fluctuations.
… Well, the amount of damage I receive first will also be terrible for me.
I needed to devise how to use it, but it is still strong enough.
But I think it will ease up soon...

Personally, I don't know the strength because the use is too pinpoint,
Remained restricted even after errata = Maintained a certain level of strength
It is a rare case (very, tremendously, tremendously, nothing more).

Burn Deck Companion
Due to significant errata
・Limited to opponent monsters
・Limited to monsters whose ATK is less than the opponent's LP
・ Take damage from yourself first
And so on, it's impossible to intentionally bring it into a draw, but since it's a spec, it's a card you want to use when his LP is higher than your opponent's. Being able to remove the opponent's monsters is somehow strong.

In its heyday, it boasted removal performance similar to that of a destroyed version of an escape device. The burn effect can advance or end the game. In a pinch, it was even possible to cause a draw with a top draw.
The errata made it impossible to finish the game, but even though it was only the opponent's turn, the destruction of the free chain and the burn effect were still there.
"While many banned cards have had their shadows and forms stolen due to errata, this is the only card that has undergone a proper adjustment." Restrictions, therefore, still seem to be the best balance, but is there any chance of easing?

In the January 2015 revision of the Great Errata Festival, most of the banned cards underwent unfortunate adjustments and some cards were not even looked at.
Before Errata, you could target your own monsters, and there were no LP restrictions, so it was the most heinous and insane card for a final blow.
After the errata, it became difficult to use it like that, but the threat of free chain no-cost monster destruction and large damage burn is still alive and well, and it's pretty good as a general-purpose trap.
Due to the change in damage processing method, it became easy to rot if not used as early as the warning, but now it refers to the original ATK, so it can be used in ways that were not possible before the errata. It is now possible to remove the timing of cards that trigger destruction.

I can't kill 1 at the last minute, but I can bring it within 1 kill even with a deck

Ah... I thought it was still going to unfold... I can't use it like that. I'm also happy with the bonus barn. Harakiri before errata! It's scary to hear that I was able to blow it up.
Even if you draw it at the end of the game, there are times when you can't hit it, so I'd like you to do your job quietly with at least a limited card.

A card that was banned for a while has been errataed and revived.
Only the opponent's monster can be specified, and the damage of this card will finish it off.
is unreasonable, and the damage is received first.
Even though it does damage, it's still a powerful destructive trap even if it's errataed.

For a while, it was a card that felt like you would lose if you used it, and it has been a traumatic experience for many duelists, including myself. Luckily relaxed with about performance
It's also a valuable removal card in Burn, so it's quite useful.

It doesn't work well with Shinsen Shinkei, but the free chain removal with burn is attractive. There is no doubt that he will be active.

The easy Self-Destruct Button was also rehabilitated and released.
It has been errataed so that it can only be used during the opponent's turn, can only target opponent's monsters, and is further restricted by the opponent's LP.
As a result, it is inferior to brute force as a Friche removal, and as a burn card, it has high firepower, but it depends on the opponent, and it becomes difficult to use if you destroy your own monsters and cannot combo.
Still, it doesn't lose the feature of Burn that other cards don't have while removing Friche.
If you want to emphasize the damage, you can insert it.

free chain destruction card
Although it has been errataed so that it cannot finish off or trade off, its brutal performance has not deteriorated, and it has the same single-target destruction and powerful burn.
Destruction and damage to yourself come first, and then damage to the opponent.
Is this limit stable?

Returned due to errata. The burn effect will occur first on yourself, and then on the opponent, so draws will no longer occur.
Also, since the effect target is a monster with less LP than the opponent's LP and a condition was added,
I can't even take it to the finish with this card.
However, it is still powerful enough to open up the field while doing damage with this card.
You can finish off with another card.

A card that can be used as a finisher against your opponent, and in the worst case, you can have it in a draw.
It's very powerful at the point of free chain + no cost removal, but why did you add effect damage...

Silence. Very shy when used.
When it comes to Burn, 800 to 1000 is enough for one card, but this card has too high expectations.
It can be your own card, so you can simply chain it to a removal, or you can smash your opponent's ace to smithereens. Burn card of the strongest class.

In addition to being able to exchange one body with a free chain, it is truly brutal that you can aim for a large amount of damage. You can prepare your own powerful monsters and deal damage, so it will be difficult to come back.

Cards with removal and burn effects.
Not only that, it can be activated in a free chain, so it can be used as a Sacrifice Escape or to remove an opponent's monster, making it a brutal finisher card.
Opponent's turn and opponent's monster only, this card alone
Restrictions were restored due to an errata that the finisher was not possible.
Since the problem was solved while leaving the strength before the errata,
It's making a comeback as an excellent removal card.

Free chain universal removal + burn card. Depending on the situation, it is a card that can be abused to aim for a draw, so it is inevitable that it will be banned. But looking at this card, you can see how strong Volka is.

When I heard that the duel ended in a draw, the first reason that came to mind was this girl.
Even though I take damage, this card, which is the strongest finisher with one-sided destruction and burn, can't be weak...
If you've ever lost using a magic cylinder, you should know the pain.
It will be difficult to get out of the ban...

I also take damage, but I'm super strong!!

Pretty burn with free chain.
It used to be banned because it was good as a draw factor, as a removal, and as a burn card.
However, the target is only the opponent's monster that is below the opponent's LP, and the damage is taken first, and the opponent is released by the errata.
Although there are still some points where combos with defense rings cannot be done, it has been adjusted to be the best among the errata return group.
By the way, in the overseas version, the part of the hand grenade is in flames.

Even though it's Kaiba's card, for some reason it's a Yugi version appendix. mystery. And the re-recording is also a game.
His Normal Trap, which has the effect of destroying one opponent's monster whose ATK is lower than the opponent's LP and taking damage in the order of himself → opponent.
Destroy one body with free chain + enormous damage is quite powerful. With TF2, you'll be able to feel its power before the errata!
It was a card that played a big role as a finisher, but errata made it impossible to use it.
Even so, it is the most original among the errata decks, and it is a card that is quite easy to use because it is a free chain all-purpose removal and has a powerful burn. It is densely dense that it can not reproduce the original work that damages only the opponent with a defensive ring.
Even after receiving errata, it was sometimes used in the environment, but it was relaxed to semi-restricted and unlimited because there was a slight restriction on 1: 1 exchange in Trap. Is it painful to be helpless against cards with destruction resistance and target resistance?

Let's jailbreak this guy!
・Reduce damage to 0. → Friche destruction
・ If ATK exceeds half of each other's LP, each other's LP is halved.