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Wolf in Sheep's Clothing →Used Deck

Card Kind	Attribute	Level	Type	ATK	DEF

Normal Trap	-	-	-	-	-
Activate only when you take Battle Damage from your opponent's monster's direct attack. Reveal 1 Level 1 monster in your hand. Special Summon it from your hand, and 1 monster with the same name from your Deck.
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Average Rating Score		4(6)

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Decks with Wolf in Sheep's Clothing (11 Decks)
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"Wolf in Sheep's Clothing" card reviews and rating scores

4(6)

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ねこーら
2023/02/19 22:37

Comprehensive evaluation: The conditions are severe, and somehow I'm aiming for a combo with 《Watthopper》.
If it's just to prevent direct attacks and develop level 1, it's better to hold "Battle Fader".
If you use this, you will be able to take advantage of the level 1 effect, and if you use a card that assumes multiple lines, can you use it at the last minute?
I feel like other deployment methods are easier.

Good

シエスタ
2020/07/25 11:38

Even though it's a Recruit card, it's hard to say that it's a practical card if it comes with a lot of demands and an attack reaction.

Good

スクラップトリトドン
2012/05/29 14:57

The conditions are a little tough, but you can complete a grasshopper rock with one piece, so you can't underestimate it.
Even though you can't use it unless it's in your hand, it's not a bad card to deploy, so if a lock card like the grasshopper comes along, it might get noticed again.

Good

SOUL
2011/07/10 16:36

It's a Recruit effect, but you have to have that card in your hand.
It feels like it's putting the cart before the horse, but is it explosive?
You can easily successfully lock 《Watthopper》.

Good

とき
2010/08/24 20:45

A trap card that special summons a card with the same name from his deck by showing a level 1 monster in his hand when he receives damage from a direct attack.
The trigger itself is a fairly common situation, so a deck that uses a lot of level 1 would be able to adopt it.
If your role is to simply put out monsters from the Deck, then it's a limitation, but since you have one for one, I wonder if you can take advantage of the fact that you can line up two monsters on the field.
Will it be useful for LL who wants to line up a large number of level 1 monsters on the field, or for aiming at rock construction of 《Watthopper》?

Good

ブルーバード
2024/01/05 21:36