Dark Bribe →Used Deck

1 draw is risky but can be countered. It has infinite possibilities, such as using it as a piggyback trigger, combining it with a virus to aim for handicap, and combining it with a rock bird. In particular, since the virus entered together in Devil's Gate, there must have been many people who were indebted to him.
The above combo can also be used with 《Recall》and the Strong Horn, so it would be interesting to try making his deck with those moves as the main moves.

Comprehensive evaluation: One draw is unexpectedly heavy.
You can negate his opponent's Spell/Trap card, but since he draws one card, there is a high possibility that the next move will come even if you negate it.
If it's a restricted card or a key card in his deck, it's unlikely that the same card will come next time you draw, but if there's another route, it will move.
With 《Anti-Spell Fragrance》, he can't move immediately even if a Spell/Trap card is drawn, so it's not bad as a delay.

You can negate Spells and Traps, so it's definitely a powerful effect, but since it forces your opponent to draw 1 card, negate his powerful Spells and Traps, which are specified as restricted cards. I want to.
It depends on the person whether the disadvantage of drawing 1 card is considered light or heavy, so I think it's a card whose evaluation can change quite easily.

A top-down design with excellent flavor that counters in the form of giving a bribe of 1 draw. The part that says 1 draw to the opponent is a crook, and it's an old man who can't make a definitive evaluation in any era.
At that time, it was an era when speeding up after the introduction of Synchro began, and the mainstream of development was centered on monster effects, so the effect itself was useful, but the time to receive evaluation was missed.
However, it has received a certain amount of evaluation, even though it is pinpointed, such as initial hits such as "Trade-In" and "Emergency Teleport", and suppression of recovery after being overwhelmed by Black Rose. continued to be treated.
Towards the end of the Heisei period, there was a slight change in the evaluation, and when the search card became stronger and the stability of the initial response began to be promoted in many categories, it hit the spot as a bouncer to cut the search circle. Since it was originally recognized as a deterrent to the search, it was accepted by the environment without incident, and it was quickly deprived of its role. Pathetic old man.
For now, the situation has improved slightly, and with the existence of traps such as 《Evenly Matched》and 《Infinite Impermanence》that can be activated directly from the hand, there are more boards that can't be dealt with by removing them, and in particular, it's a low-risk counter to Red Reboot, which can only be dealt with Counter Trap. attention as a tool. In addition, there are many cases where the occurrence of such exchanges is the turning point that decides the game, so we have benefited from the speeding environment, such as not worrying about the draws that are given. Good luck old man.

I'll let you draw it, so put it away.
Easy-to-understand Counter Trap that can negate Spells and Traps. 1 draw is a bit painful, but the only other cards that can stop the same range are category-only cards, and the rest is Solemn Judgment. If you want to protect Gundown from back removal, I think it's an option.
However, if you want to protect your cancer from Wraith Feather Bumpa, you don't need to contribute to draws because magic seals and imperial orders will remain influential later. Unlike them, it is Counter Trap, but the virtual enemy is currently limited to rebooting and is a little thin. I personally think that 3 sentences are enough to prepare.

Strong is strong, but I have the impression that it's a card whose evaluation fluctuates considerably depending on the value of one draw in the environment. Specifically, in the case of Sky Striker, no matter how much he pierces Honebienge, there are more routes to follow, and in the case of Orcust, he can be reused even if he goes to GY.
Personally, I think it's safest to think of it as insurance when you stop your own effect with his Spell Trap rather than stopping it from the beginning.
Recently, the number of negate traps has been increasing, so should we make a difference in that area?

It's a powerful Counter Trap that can negate a Spell Trap at no cost, but it's a very annoying card as to how to get rid of the demerit effect of making the opponent draw 1.
It seems that he can be expected to be especially active in his Deck, which has many Spell Traps, which he is not good at, which is unavoidable if you do it with a decent build such as Nagisa / Light and Reboot.
Counter Trap can also stop Counter Trap, so this is definitely the only advantage of Counter Trap.
By the way, if your opponent is in a state where they can't draw that turn due to restrictions such as Kokin or Kinken, this card can't be activated, so be careful.

The impression is completely different when you use it yourself and when it is used.
It allows 1 draw, but the pain of countering a limited card is felt more painfully by the side that was used.
Conveniently, it was difficult to recover from a 1-draw, and the probability was low, so I had a really hard time against permission decks.

Counter Trap I think the card name and effect are excellent and wonderful.
Responds to Spell Trap, but cannot stop Effect Monsters. Even if you stop Spell Trap, I think it's good that it's balanced in that it allows you to draw one card.

A unique card with matching illustrations and card effects.
Not only is it unique, but the effect is versatile and excellent... but it's risky to force your opponent to draw one.
After all, it is a game where one card has a lot of power, so there is a possibility that the situation may worsen. Anyway, I want to hit one important card for my opponent.
Or even if it is drawn, it doesn't matter if it can be settled at once, so it can be said that it is an offensive counter.
It cannot be activated unless the opponent can draw plainly. Due to the existence of Kinken and Gokin, which are general-purpose draws, such cases are by no means rare, so I would like to be careful.
I think that it is one for professionals who are practical but difficult to handle.

take advantage of bribes
One of the candidates for adoption because it can be hit safely with Permite Angel

His Spell/Trap version of Recall.
It's difficult to draw one, but I want to stop him when the time comes.

Even though the opponent will draw 1, I can appreciate being able to stop his deadly Spell Trap.

A versatile Counter Trap that negates the activation of his Spell Trap instead of giving the opponent 1 draw.
It is excellent in that it can stop all the removal cards such as Braho and Feather Duster, but in an environment where the development can change with one card, I am wary of drawing 1 more than anything else, and I can't help but use LP cost God Trap. is considered excellent in terms of versatility.
Since it is difficult to use divine traps in decks that actively use LP costs, they are mainly used in [Qliphort] and [Permission]. By the way, it's unlimited, so one of the advantages is that you can stack 3 cards.

It hurts to allow one draw, but he's strong enough to stop anything if it's a Spell/Trap.
His versatility is inferior to Solemn Judgment, but unlike others, he has no LP cost, so it can be used as a countermeasure in his deck, such as Qliphort, which cuts his LP by itself. One of its strengths is that it is unlimited.
It is a card that asks the character of the user, whether he shy away from drawing because he doesn't like drawing, or insists on "It doesn't matter if it's just one draw!"
By the way I
Ideal: The latter Reality: The former as a result.

Being able to deal with both spells and traps is excellent, but it hurts the opponent's draw, so I think it would be good to combine it with 《Bountiful Artemis》and 《Power Angel Valkyria》so that you can also earn a hand.

Counter Trap's selling point is that it has a wide range of correspondence with all Spells and Traps.
It doesn't cost anything, so it doesn't affect your situation, but since it gives you 1 draw, you'll lose if you don't aim for a card that pays the cost.
Depending on the deck, it may just result in restocking the ammo.

A card that allows you to negate Spells and Traps at no cost instead of forcing your opponent to draw. It's highly versatile and can fit in any deck, but I want to use it as much as possible for my opponent's key cards and cards that I really want to negate.

1 draw is painful, but it's cheap if you can stop a card you don't want to pass. Draws will never give you an edge. In a game where victory or defeat is always determined by the activation of Spells and Traps, being able to stop both regardless of your situation is quite powerful. Versatile enough to fit into any of his decks.

Monarch's Kryce doesn't look like it, but it's a card with a similar standing position, and if you stop it, you'll be able to draw it, so it's power will decrease and you may actually take damage, but if you choose a place to firmly stop it, it doesn't matter. A card that can be done with.
And another similarity with Kryce is that if you kill it on the return turn, it's equal to no cost. Not necessarily in a tournament environment where veilers are rampant...

It's somehow strong to be able to stop the opponent's spell/trap without paying LP.
However, the opponent allows one draw. The draw may be the trigger to allow a reversal.
Wallet points and LP cost are hard decks, so I'm indebted. Let's stop the feather duster and let's hahaha ←

Not only Tsuitsui Hanehoki, but also Counter Trap, so you can stop the Kami series.
Just like a declaration, when there is something you really want to pass, having this card face down will give you peace of mind.

It's good to hit Tsuitsui, Feather Broom, or a card that is absolutely bad to pass, such as 《Shaddoll Fusion》.
It hurts to draw, but it's powerful to be able to stop anything no matter what.

A universal counter to spells and traps. I used to see this guy in a lot of decks, but as a result of the fact that one draw is by no means light and the cards I want to stop are concentrated on Effect Monster, I almost never see him. It is also a drawback that it is easy to disad when it is activated. That said, being able to crush the opponent's key card is powerful.

An all-purpose counter to Spell Trap, unlike Shinsen, it can't stop monsters' Special Summons, but unlike over there, which requires a huge cost of half LP, you only need to draw 1 to your opponent, and of course you can reverse the draw. It is easy to use in the sense that you can not impose a cost on yourself, although you can never underestimate it because it is possible.
If you have a Spell Trap that you really want to stop, but you don't want to pay the cost because it consumes a lot of LP, this card is better than Shinsen. .

A general-purpose counter recently introduced in Magician, Maje, and Toon.
Even though it draws you, it has no cost, and you can see its strength from the ease with which it can be activated.
If you let me draw, I'll knock you off!!

It's fine to negate, but it's even worse when you draw!
This card is fairly common with things like
Decks that use piggyback and greed protect those cards and
It's pretty good because you can draw and increase damage.

The greatest strength is that there is no cost for yourself
It's just painful that the opponent can draw

One of the all-purpose counters. The disadvantage of letting the opponent draw one card is by no means loose, but it is a highly versatile Counter Trap that supports both Spells and Traps, so it can be said that it is a performance worthy of adoption.

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Counter Trap that supports both Spell Trap, although it has a draw tribute and a big disadvantage. The pleasure of being able to negate a declaration or warning is irresistible.
If the opponent's destiny is high, there are times when you allow a reversal...
It also supports casually piggybacking, and it will have a nasty effect when piggybacking is activated.

Sentenced Grandfather: "A bribe... (While receiving bright yellow sweets from under the sleeve)"
A vile trap that would make even the gods shut up.
Despite the one-draw disadvantage, it's great that Counter Trap can chain to any Spell/Trap.
It's a profit if you can cast it against expensive spells and Shinxen Shinsei.
However, after all, one draw is scary to catch up after that, so you should think carefully about the number of cards you put in and use it only when it matters.

It's my favorite card. "I put it in most decks."
I'm a little scared to let my opponent draw, but I'm really happy to be able to negate his troublesome spells and traps such as Naraku and 《Solemn Warning》.

Even the gods would smile and let it go when they handed them bright yellow sweets (bad luck)
A powerful Counter Trap that counters all Spell Trap, but it's pretty scary to let your opponent draw one.
Is it easy to use a deck that protects spell traps like gravekeeper and sin?

Spell/Trap Counter Trap that seals cards.
Not only is it very versatile, but the disadvantages are not that heavy.
I'm also happy that it's been re-recorded on the Structure Deck and is easy to obtain.
Recently, drawing one card as a bribe has become very important,
I want to see the timing and use it.

It's not very good from a profit and loss point of view, but if you've stopped cards that you really want to stop, you can say that it works well enough.
Of course, it's a powerful card in terms of permissions, and it can be used in many other decks, such as decks that have a gimmick that you want to let your opponent draw one.

Great card to stop most of his spells/traps. Helpful in a pinch.

Counter Trap is easy to use and easy to use compared to Magic Drain or 《Solemn Judgment》because it has a wide range of defense and almost no damage to you, although it will draw your opponent. If you are concerned about the 2nd copy of Judgment or his LP cost of Judgment in a deck that uses a lot of permanents, there is plenty of room for adoption.

There is a pattern...
His Spell/Trap can be completely blocked with just one opponent's draw. Top class in Counter Trap?
I have one myself, but I want a second one.

Disadvantage due to its omnipotence...
Whether or not the opponent dislikes the draw will determine the hiring.

You can stop in any case.
It's fine if the opponent draws 1 or so.
Counter Trap Cyclone. I used to use this all the time, but now I don't need it anymore.

Versatile counter that reliably stops spells and traps
Although the opponent has a disadvantage of drawing 1, he is still strong in Counter Trap, which can surely stop Spell / Trap.
It goes into any of his decks, but it's still seen as a big draw against the opponent, so the play rate isn't good.

I personally don't like letting my opponent draw a card, but it's clear that he's a powerful Counter Trap, and I'll admit that.
It's wonderful that you can stop A-class cards such as 《Monster Reborn》, Black Hole, and Storm, as well as hindrances at the finish with this one card.
However, the value of the draw is increasing these days, so I want to think about it and use it.

Accompanied by Permission
Stop the Black Hole and Raibol activated by the opponent with a desperate face and make a triumphant face
It would be cool if you could also go to Gion
There are some things that just don't pay for one draw

One piece that boasts considerable usability in the Jammer series Counter Trap.
The feature is that there is no direct demerit to oneself, and both spells and traps can be stopped.
However, you need to be very careful about letting your opponent draw one card.
It's been reprinted in Strak, so it should be reasonably cheap to put in his deck.

wow powerful effect
You are evil too www

It's a good card that needs to be determined for the must counter, but somehow it's well-balanced.
The seven tools are 1000 LP, but they can only crush Trap.
Isn't there a lot of counters that didn't exist?

A counter that can stop spells and traps even though there is no disadvantage to yourself.
Other than permission, it is usually strong, and the disadvantage of drawing one card is unlikely to be a disadvantage.
Since it was reprinted, I think it's amazing that anyone can get it for 1000 yen.
However, recently, the weight of the cost is 1 draw > 1000 points, so I have felt that my shoulders and body are a little narrow.

Top class card in Counter Trap.
Although it allows the opponent to draw, it is excellent because it can be used at any time because it does not hurt your pocket.
On top of that, the coverage range is also quite wide, including all of his Spells and Traps. It can also be loaded into his normal deck.
Before the reprint, it was a pretty expensive card, but now it's settled down to a reasonable price.
However, the ad loss that still allows the draw is not stupid. Recently, it doesn't hurt to throw away cards from your hand...

Counter Trap with the disadvantage of letting the opponent draw instead of negate Spell and Trap.
Since it can be activated at no cost, is it ideal to activate it in a combo with Artemis?
Depending on your opponent's draw, activating this card may be meaningless or lead to the worst possible outcome. It is a card that considers when to use it.
The old man's face in the illustration is too suspicious...

A counter trap that is easy to handle for beginners. Because the opponent draws a card
With this card, you can negate and destroy Spells and Traps.
You can stop his spells/traps that cause you to lose at no cost.
is an advantage. But if you die to some extent, you can return with that one
Things could get worse. Honest or Wiler or Kuriboh (?)
Don't cry even if you come out and lose in a come-from-behind

Draw one card... It doesn't sound like a big deal, but if I draw a good card...
It's a scary card when you think about it, but it has a powerful effect called Spell Trap negate.
A piece that can be used when you really want to prevent it.
It would be cheap if you could get by with a single card bribe.

bribe···
well it works well
No bribes...

Not only does it extend the range to include trap cards that cannot be negated simply with cards in the "Magic Jammer" series, but it also follows up to their drawback of "cannot be activated without a hand". Upward compatible card. It is still strong that it will never rot.
The only drawback is that it can't deal with Effect Monsters.