Super Rejuvenation →Used Deck

You can draw as many Dragons as you discarded from your hand or released from the field with the Quick-Play Spell that appeared in Season 2.
It was a difficult card to use because it couldn't compensate for basic consumption, so it was difficult to connect to add, but with the appearance of 《Dragon Ruler》, it completely changed.
If you make full use of the effect of Child Dragon Ruler, you can stably change it to the effect of 1 to 3 《Pot of Greed》.
It has become a card that can be called a gold stick against the demon of the same theme, which was already at the top of the environment.
Moreover, since he does not have a turn 1, he is a Quick-Play Spell, so if you use the 2nd or 3rd card drawn by the 1st effect during EF,
There was a scene like Zara drawing about 10 cards at once, and Dragon Ruler's Deck compression and
There was even a play deck called [Dragon Ruler Exodia] that made use of this draw ability.
Due to this, it was restricted, but it was only active so far, and after that it was lifted smoothly.

Among the many Dragon Support Spell Trap cards included in this pack, the Quick-Play Spell with its hand replenishment effect shines the brightest.
During the end phase of the turn it is activated, you can draw the same number of Dragons that you have discarded from your hand or released from your hand or field.
At the time of its introduction, it only supported Tribute Summon, sacrifices for ritual summons, the cost of activating cards, and the discard pile due to the effect of Graceful Charity, but now, especially on your turn, this is the case. There are so many ways to do it effectively, and as you might expect, you can even draw nearly half your deck with this effect if you're so inclined.
However, since the draw is the end phase, most of the drawn cards cannot be used until your next turn or you have to discard them during your opponent's turn. ・There is also the problem that it is difficult to take advantage of this card's strengths because the means to release it is limited.
It is desirable for him to incorporate many cards that can be activated from his hand even during the opponent's turn, but rather than using it as Dragon's Droso, I feel that it would be stronger to make his deck super specialized for this and arrange Exo. I will.

A divine ancestor. A card that was temporarily restricted due to rampage in Dragon Ruler, Sacred Time, and Library Exo.
The neck is that although you can draw a lot, the timing is slow. You can't use your hand until the next turn, and it hits the hand limit. However, in the modern age where hand triggers have increased, it is no longer meaningless as it can be used in return.

Comprehensive evaluation: It can be adopted in his deck of the type that discards cards and releases repeatedly.
If you use the (1) effect of Tempest, Dragon Ruler of Storms, you can search for Dragons and draw two cards at the end.
It's also easy to draw his deck, which is based on 《Blue-Eyes White Dragon》and exchanges cards with 《Trade-In》.
The Sacred Hour is also released repeatedly to recruit monsters and expand, so aim for an advantage with draws.
However, since it is during the end phase, no matter how many cards you draw, you can only draw 6 cards, and it is almost impossible to use it without waiting for 1 turn, making it difficult to use.
I wish I had a lot of hand triggers.

A powerful draw source that can draw a large amount at once, although it is exclusive to dragons. I think it will come in handy in a deck that consumes a lot of cards.

An existence that has become a draw source exclusively for Dragon Ruler. Dragon Ruler was now able to replenish his depleted hand

After all, even though it's exclusive to dragons, Dragon Ruler is a fairly powerful draw source (due to its draw power, a dedicated Exodia deck was built), and Dragon Ruler was banned and was no longer used in the environment. The potential of the card itself has not diminished.
A card that works well and will continue to be talked about and used once Dragon appears. Such a versatile card/

Droso with a slightly different activation condition.
There are many useful advanced cards in Dragon, and the adoption rate of cards such as melody and train is also high. Excellent compatibility with sacred time that incorporates release into tactics.
However, the activation at the end is variously disappointing, and the current slowness that is speeding up is conspicuous. Also, due to this timing, if you have 6 or more cards in your hand, you have to discard them, so some adjustment is necessary.
In the past, it played an active role in Sacred Time and Dragon Ruler to the extent that it was regulated, but I think that the environment has changed and it has become a card that chooses decks considerably.

The potential of this card itself is reasonable, but it was too compatible with low-level Dragon Rulers.

One of the cards that was once heavily regulated because of the Dragon Ruler.
Until then, there weren't many types of dragons that could be discarded as a release or hand cost, and the draw was slow at the end phase, so it didn't attract much attention.
Therefore, when Dragon Ruler was regulated, it returned relatively early, and is now unlimited.
In other words, that's about the extent of the power of this card right now.

There were times when it was restricted due to the crazy Dragon Ruler, but for some reason it was eased a year after the Dragon Ruler's death. In the first place, it was hardly used during the restriction era, and I can only think that the relaxation was completely forgotten, but now it is safe and unlimited. As expected, this card will not return to the environment in the future.

You can draw as many Dragons as you released or discarded during the End Phase.
Goes well with the sacred carving.
When Dragon Ruler raged, it was restricted as a powerful draw source.

Restricted because it was strong like an idiot when there was a child Dragon Ruler.
He can aim for additional draws in the deck, with heavy use of Releases such as Sacred Time and Dragon Poipoi with Train and Harmony.
However, it is such a card that is not used much.

Since the "Holy Hour" Deck often releases Dragon monsters, I think it's a good match for the draw of this card.

i finally got it...
One of the few draw sources in Holy Hour that consumes a lot of cards
《Advance Draw》, trade-in, 《Monster Gate》, 《Cards of Consonance》, Dragonic Tactics, etc. Can be used in decks that use discarded or released spell cards to draw large amounts.
《Dark World Dealings》, 《Card Destruction》
I guess it used to be used with Spirit Dragon in the past.
I'm happy with the large amount of draws, but it's a bit slow for the end phase for the sacred time
Since Dragon Ruler is prohibited, it would be helpful if you could set a semi-restriction...

Semi-restricted is fine
I choose Deck, but I'm strong

After 12 years, one that was set on fire by Dragon Ruler. I don't even feel like it's just perfect...(´・ω・`)

[Blue-Eyed Exo], which has lost its significance to be built perfectly...

One of the reasons Seiryu's hand doesn't decrease.
Therefore a limit would be reasonable.

Even though it's only during the End Phase, it's a very powerful card because it can do a strong add recovery and add. The compatibility with "Dragon Ruler" is outstanding, and the compatibility with "Sacred Time" is also quite good.

Norlerus Dragon Ruler I'm the one who found out how to use it, especially when it exerts tremendous power against the system.

His Dragon Draw Source featured in Sacred Hour and Dragon Ruler.
It has an effect that allows you to draw cards during the End Phase up to the number of Dragons discarded from your hand or released this turn.
It's a draw source that recovers the add, and if you get stuck in a pot, you can even draw 3 to 4 cards. However, it is also a card that often rots if you can't effectively incorporate cost and release into your tactics.
For some reason, Dragon has never had a card that can make use of this, but his Dragon Ruler, which has a sacred time and cost of release, has appeared and reigns as the strongest draw source for dragons.
The ball of possibilities finally blossomed into the best draw sauce to support his worst deck in Yu-Gi-Oh history. As a matter of course, it was sent to the limit, but after the Dragon Ruler passed away, the limit was lifted. Currently, it is not possible to use it crazy in Dragon Ruler for a while, and it seems to be retired.

I feel like it's more of an add recovery than a draw...
Whether it's a hand cost or a release with some stepping stone, it's a solid conversion.
As a quick-play spell that can be drawn, it was devised in various decks, but before those appearances, it was often used as a means to an end, and it was often used as an add-on loss, and it was a bit subtle when combined with the delay at the end.
Well, Card Car D and Proliferation G are coming out to draw the Veiler Trago Goose fader, so it's not bad in general...
It is used as a doroso in Dragon Ruler as well as in the Sacred Hour. It is deeply moving to think that this card is also a card with a long base.

It's not a weak card because there's a good chance you'll be able to draw two cards, but the downside is that it's slow since it starts in the end phase.
Other cards tend to be chosen in terms of stability.

Similar to Dragon Valley, a card that has been hit hard by Dragon Ruler
If you put it in at the same time as Dragon Ruler, please put a limit like a limit
Dragunity, don't you feel sorry for me

I wonder if this is the limit...
times change
I miss the days when Tribute Summon was the main

I gave Blue-Eyed Exo a key card to bring...

Cards that have gone awry because of Dragon Ruler
Is this also a limitation...

It didn't enter the Hour, but the Dragon Ruler has 3 stacks, giving it a huge advantage. Heck, Dragon Ruler itself is like an enhanced version of Sacred Time.