Ceasefire →Used Deck

This is a Trap card that was introduced in the 2nd term and was designated as a limited card for a long time.
It says "Ceasefire", but although both parties reveal the set monsters, only the other party receives effect damage, and in most situations, the opponent is unilaterally given conditions that are convenient for the invoking player. It looks like
The effect damage given to the opponent increases in proportion to the number of Effect Monsters in the field, and it is particularly good that the Effect Monsters in your own field are included, and you can aim for more than 2000 damage without depending on the opponent. increase.
The activation does not have the name Turn 1, of course, it can be activated with a complete furiche, and it can be activated even if there is no monster set on the field, which is why it is easy to handle, and currently functions as a Reverse Effect Monster meta. has almost disappeared, but it can be said that its performance as a general-purpose burn card is still top-notch.

A barbarian-style pact that ends the war by killing the enemy.
Originally, it played a major role as a battle support, burning LP while sealing the reverse effect with a card in the early days and removing it in battle. At this point, there was a tsukkomi, "Where is Ceasefire?"
That said, it's still an era of low-end vanillas fighting each other, so you can't expect much damage.
The wind direction changed during the Gods period. Due to the synchronization, there were always two or more monsters lined up, and since they were almost 100% Effect Monsters, the environment became an environment where 1000 damage was guaranteed, and the danger suddenly increased. It's a rather ironic leap that he, who should be a virtual enemy, stands out after the Flip Monster is extinct.
Moreover, the burn damage is further accelerated thanks to the peculiar donburi accounting of the early days of "counting all Effect Monsters on the field" and "regardless of whether they were turned face up by this card".
Trish and Shock Ruler, which require 3 materials, can inflict humiliation by burning the body the moment the materials are gathered, and when it comes to P Summoning, it presents a sudden death from a safe zone.
Currently, the flow of mass deployment is turning around, but it is no longer possible to expect the damage as much as it was in its heyday, but it still has a strong presence as a landmine, and you can still hear the cries of duelists who accidentally stepped on it.

A fairly high-performance trap card for Burn. In today's environment, there are many Decks that can arrange 2 to 3 monsters in one turn, and if you shoot this card after each other has done it, you can deal 3000 damage and it is very powerful. If the opponent is his Numeron Deck, 2000 damage is already guaranteed. After all, just two of them can deal damage equivalent to 《Secret Barrel》or 《Satellarknight Alsahm》. Moreover, with this ability, there is no turn 1 limit and no disadvantages. It will be the main source of damage in any type of Burn Deck.

A too barbaric truce of the type to finish off the opponent. It's not a truce, it's the end of the war.
There is a card that is very similar to Just Desserts, but unlike that card, its strength is that it can crush Reverse and add your own monsters to the count. For a long time, he was a regular subject of restrictions, probably because he himself was considered dangerous, but now he is clear and unlimited. It is a card that plays an active role as a damage source of Chain Burn both now and in the past.

Comprehensive evaluation: Because it counts each other's Effect Monsters, you can expect a lot of damage, and it will also be a Flip Monster meta.
If you often deploy each other, you can expect about 3000 damage.
Because of the free chain, it's easy to aim where the opponent has deployed.
There aren't many occasions when it's useful in a reverse meta, but against things like Shaddoll, it can be useful, and it's worth it.
With Chain Burn, etc., monsters are rare, and Just Desserts, which also counts Normal Monsters, increases firepower more easily.
You will aim at a deck that expands to some extent.

It depends on the number of Effect Monsters on the field, but the damage efficiency is good, so it's a pretty high firepower card. It also works as a countermeasure against Flip Monster.

Burn Deck itself is rarely seen, but is it easy to stick in a large number of Decks? (Although it is negate)

It is a common Friche burn card that deals 500x damage to monsters on the field, and also has the effect of reversing face-down monsters.
Cards that can be compared with this kind of card include "Just Desserts" and "Preparation", which refer only to monsters on the field, and furthermore, they refer only to Effect Monsters, so that amount is multiplied by 500. There is an advantage that you can actively aim to increase the damage to some extent by counting the number of monsters on your field.
Also, even if it's reversed, it doesn't activate Flip Monster, but you can activate 《Snowman Eater》, or you can reverse after setting the card you want to play in Defense Position, so it's highly comboable.
Although it was called a truce, it had remained in the restricted position for about 18 years, probably because it performed well for me, but with the recent limit regulation, it was suddenly relaxed to semi-restricted. As a result, Rinkane is the only non-banned card that cannot be searched with Trap Trick.

It's simply a strong card, and I think it's a card that will be put in two copies in the burn deck.

This is one of the few relaxation limits in this revision, where only regulations stand out.

This card, which was a restricted card for about 18 years from January 15, 2001, will finally be relaxed to semi-restricted. This made it possible to search for 《Trap Trick》. Although it is already unlimited overseas, is it really okay? In the same revision, the wheel of destruction was eased, and with the appearance of 《Pot of Extravagance》, a tremendous tailwind is blowing for Burn Deck.

Contrary to its name, this card often ends the war, and it has been unmoved for over ten years due to restrictions.
It deals as much damage as the number of monsters in the field, and it is easy to generate a large amount of firepower in this era of mass deployment.
In addition, since it can raise a face-down monster and does not activate the reverse effect, it can be used as a reverse meta or support for cards that target the face-up side.
Compared to "Just Desserts", it has a reverse meta and a wider range, but it is inferior in that it is unlimited and includes tokens and vanilla.
Over there, it works well with the send tactic, and it's easy to increase your firepower with 《Ojama Trio》. This includes your own field, so if you deploy a lot, you can increase your firepower, but in the Burn Deck, you don't often deploy a lot in the first place, so it doesn't mesh.
As a burn card, it tends to generate high damage, but it's not always stable, and with the advent of Link, the usage rate of tokens has increased, so in many cases, 《Just Desserts》is better, but honestly, I'm limiting it. I feel that it may not be the performance to keep.

With one of the burn cards, deal damage equal to the number of Effect Monsters while turning the back defense face up.
While preventing the activation of the reverse effect, more than 1000 damage can be dealt with 2 or more.
As a card that can easily aim for high damage, it has remained a restricted card for a long time.

An eternal restricted card along with Exo who doesn't know what the ceasefire is.
It has a reverse meta effect, but recently it's a trap. You can expect a lot of burn damage from this guy.
However, the fact that it doesn't count Normal Monsters is quite painful, and it's a common sight that Chain Burn systems that use 《Ojama Trio》often don't stack 《Just Desserts》.

In the past, it was used for Flip Monster countermeasures. 《Cyber Jar》, 《Cyber Jar》, 《Cyber Jar》!
When I was a kid, I used to assume that "this card has this kind of effect" and used it without reading the effect carefully, so I didn't always calculate the burn damage...

burn card. It also has a reverse killer effect. Since it does 500 damage per unit, you can often get a good value, and as others have said, depending on the situation, the battle may end as it is.
This card, like One Day of Peace, is a card that asks for a truce or a truce, and in most cases the opponent suffers a one-sided disadvantage. Even though the game doesn't have to be the same as reality. . .

With just 2 Effect Monsters on both sides, it can do more damage than 《Poison of the Old Man》, so I think it will come in handy in Burn Decks.
Depending on the opponent, I think that the effect that does not activate the reverse effect is also useful.

A truce requires 《Disarmament》and comes with hostages and security deposits.
Is it a form that reproduces it? such a card.
Oh, we won't have our nukes taken away.
The difference from 《Just Desserts》is that it doesn't support tokens like 《Ojama Trio》because it is limited to Effect Monsters.

A burn card that can expect high damage. . Since it negates the reverse effect, it feels good to use it on a field full of backside Defense Positions. It has been on the list of restricted cards for a long time due to its exquisite strength.

A card that hasn't stopped fighting as much as I thought it would be better to call it a hell fire cover
Flip the face-down defense monster, without activating the reverse effect. To increase the firepower of Burn.
2500 just by filling your own field, 3000 is the maximum you can expect.
Even if 5 souls were to be summoned to P, it can be said that using this card is enough to reward the 5 removed souls.

A card that makes you think it's for a burn deck, but it's for a normal beatdown.
It's plain and seldom seen, but I think it goes well with decks that can be deployed in large numbers, such as Crown Blade.

A card that damages the opponent while saying "truce".
Of course, for countermeasures against the reverse effect, such as "light banisher",
It is also effective for reversing monsters that are more convenient for face-up Defense Position.
It is also excellent as a burn card, with a total of 2 on your field and your opponent's field.
1000 damage and high firepower just by having an Effect Monster,
From the middle stage onwards, this card may be able to aim for the end of the war rather than a truce.
(By the way, the card with the second longest limited card duration after his Exodia.)

A card that works well with Four Axis Yosenju.
You can flip monsters that can't be returned to your hand with a Kamaitachi in the backside Defense Position. Further damage is dealt afterwards.
If it's a 4-axis Yosenju, it's good to activate it after your turn's barrage summons.

A very restrictive card that has never been violent
That should be true If you can make 3 cards like this, Chain Burn is too strong

It's not bad to adopt a deck that can be deployed for big catches as well as a burn deck.
I put it in my Terranite Deck, but it does a lot of damage.

A card with a unique history of being a restricted card for 14 years or more. Thank you for your help in the past.
It's rarely used except for Burn Decks, but it can deal up to 5000 damage.
While claiming a truce, they are inflicting damage on the other party, but...

The strongest class card among burn cards.
Since the reverse effect is negate, you can stably turn the set card face up.
You can easily break through the quota of 1000 damage per card, up to 5000 burns.
With low damage, he sometimes enters the deck and sometimes doesn't.

One of the burn cards that can be expected to have a fairly stable high damage.
In the current environment, 3 or 4 Effect Monsters are often lined up, so you can easily aim for at least 1500 damage.
Basically, it will be used in the Burn Deck, but depending on the situation, it may work unexpectedly if you insert a beatdown.
A piece that has the power to lead to the end of the war rather than a truce.

Although it is an impression of poor dexterity, it is quite good firepower. In an environment where Xyz Synchro is the mainstream, situations such as self 2 + opponent 2 will occur frequently, and that alone will do 2000 damage. Reverse negate also has powerful monsters such as Raikou and Shaddoll, so it's a worthwhile effect.

Ah, I didn't notice because there was no "Reverse:" notation, but he said Shaddoll is a reverse Effect Monster, thanks for pointing it out.
Unfortunately, you can't stop the effects of monsters that are "non-Reverse Effect Monsters" that activate when reversed, so you can't stop effects such as Ghostrick and Snowman Eater.
Rather, it can be used to actively activate the effects of such monsters.
However, it does not allow the activation of powerful Reverse Effect Monsters such as Raikou, and even though it affects the field, the two of them are as powerful as Tremendous Fire, making it a perfect burn card.
It's been a restricted card for a long time since it first appeared, but if you can throw in 3 of these cards, the Duel will end pretty quickly, so it's only natural.
Well, it's not a card that can be used as a main card on its own, but it might be useful in unexpected situations if you stick it on the side.

Note that some people misunderstand
*Shaddoll is his Flip Monster. so you can stop the effect.
A normally strong card, you can stop the reverse effect, and you can also aim for the burn effect
Quite effective against Shaddolls and Worms that use reverse effects a lot
It depends on the situation, but if your opponent uses "Soul Charge" to create 5 monsters and you have at least 1 Effect Monster on your side, it will cost 5000 (Soul Charge) + 3000 (6 "Ceasefire" monsters x 500 = 3000) totaling 8000. Cards that can end the game with damage,
I think it's a good card to put one on the side.

Burn efficiency is normal, but reverse reverse and reverse effect suppression are strong
How many times have Raikou been exposed with this...
One piece that can nod that it has been regulated for a long time

Although it requires a set monster, it's a free chain, so it's a burn card that's relatively easy to handle. There are quite a few decks that he deploys in large numbers, so it's easy to deal a lot of damage, so it's kind of a limit. However, for better or for worse, it tends to depend on your opponent's moves, so I'd like to prepare my own techniques such as 《Giant Germ》to line up monsters.

A powerful burn card with a very high burn efficiency. In recent environments, mass deployment is common, so considerable damage can be expected. You can also appreciate the point that you can increase your firepower from yourself, unlike the death scorer and machine gun. Also in the Reverse Effect Monster meta. I definitely want to have it on my Burn Deck. Other than that, you don't really need him in Deck.

Actually, one that has been a limited card for a long time.
It's easy to increase the amount of damage these days when Effect Monsters are treated a lot.
It's also good to use on monsters that take effect by being face-up.
For the time being, there is also the effect of sealing the reverse effect,
It is powerless against 《Snowman Eater》etc. which is activated just by reversing.
By the way, even if you say a truce, you can't stop until the battle phase.

Mr. MARU “Ah, this was a restriction. After being put in the backside Defense Position by the Book of the Moon, Mae Stroke, etc., we immediately made a strategy agreement. His strength is low, but he probably has enough power to limit him."

It is one of the cards that has supported the Burn Deck from the old days to the present, and sometimes the duel ends with this card.
It might be interesting to put him in the deck because he has the ability to expand.
Also, he can negate the effect of Flip Monster, so it is effective against opponents who use Raikou.

The opponent can arrange them freely, and if you combine your own monsters, 1500 is easy.
Reverse Bind is also useful because it can crush Raikou, which is weak.

Because it is an era that uses Effect Monsters a lot
Burn deck that can hit high firepower is a reassuring piece

《Ceasefire》has this terrible burn effect... Compensation?
It has the effect of making all backside defense monsters on the field face-up defense while sealing the effects of his Flip Monsters, inflicting damage to the opponent 500 times the number of Effect Monsters.
It is a very good burn card, and if it has the development power, it will hit over 2000. It also has an effect that allows you to turn a set monster face up, so there is no mistake.
However, both of these effects are one step away from using his normal Deck, so it seems that Burn Deck will be the trump card.
Compared to "Just Desserts", it counts your own field, but does not count tokens. There are pros and cons, but with the Burn Deck, both have high firepower, so can they be used together?
It was restricted for a long time from 2001, but as I recall this year, the restriction has been lifted.

Congrats on the GS recording!
One of the burn cards in the Burn Deck.
Recently, there are many cards with high development power, so it's easy to exceed 2000 with one card.
Reverse effect negate is nice to stop troublesome cards such as Raikou, but it has less reverse effect and is useless against Snowman...

A burn card that gives a maximum of 5000 damage.
Shoot at Infernity that fills all the monsters! (Well, don't let the reward come back...)

This firepower is quite strong.
It is possible to make use of the effect in the first half, but the main one is burn.
So it's a burn deck.

I think he should make this guy a semi-restricted in order to hunt down Shaddoll even more since he's already confronted Kurifo. In addition, shadow restrictions

Unlike 《Just Desserts》, this one also uses the number of monsters in your army as firepower.
On the other hand, Normal Monsters don't count, so they're inferior when deployed with rabbits or token production cards.
It's hard to decide which one is better, but in normal decks, this one takes precedence.

A card with a fairly long covert restriction specification.
In addition to the amount of damage, I'm also happy with the reverse seal.