Vendread Houndhorde →Used Deck

His Spell Trap exclusion version of Vendread Revenants.
Revive effects are more realistic over there.
It's level 3, so it's a little inferior as a ritual material, but it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Dogs turned into Vendread
As usual, he is burdened with a karma that does not have an effect that activates on the field like his other Vendread members who enter the main.
Unlike Striges, self-revive is not a trigger, but that makes it flexible.
His Vendread card is specified as the cost of self-revive.
This is one of the factors that increase the difficulty of building his Vendread (the other is that the effect of the monster sacrificed from the field is given to the Ritual Monster). It was a difficult reason to hire a lot of musketeers
Recently, due to an unexpected new implementation, he got a Spell Trap searcher, 《Scar of the Vendread》, which made it much easier to raise the resurrection cost.
His rotation power has also increased somewhat, so it's possible to immediately collect his discarded Vendread card with 《Avendread Savior》.
Of course, you can still use Vendread Ritual Monster as a cost.
Vendread Ritual Monster can be descended from GY, so it's practically no cost (or rather, it's one of the designer's assumptions)
Unlike Striges, he is required to pay the cost of his hand, so he cannot go to GY and use it immediately, but he is superior in that he can revive at any time, such as after searching for a card to use for the cost.
The effect given to Vendread Ritual Monster, the effect of the strongest class that forms a rival with Revenant.
It is a general effect of removing Spell Trap 1 with no cost free chain
Considering the heavy condition that the effect cannot be granted without sacrificing a monster on the field, it would be a reasonable effect.
With the implementation of 《Ravenous Vendread》, it has become easier to add both Revenant and both effects, so his Vendread is still at a level that may be ridiculed by environment deckers, but just being able to do it so far is meaningful. is a big step
Let's ban bang bang bang Spell Trap that would be a problem if they were excluded
A modest 2100 defensive power is also useful as a wall
It has almost no versatility, but it is an important piece for building a Vendread.
…ATK is 0 with this stern look

A familiar zombie dog that grants Kozusai
There is a hand cost, but Vendread Ritual Spell can ritually summon Ritual Monsters from GY, so if Ritual Monsters are used as the cost, there is virtually no cost.
It's also convenient to use Anima that ends up in your hand as a cost.

If you use this card on the field to Ritual Summon his Vendread Ritual Monster, you can give the Vendread Ritual Monster her Spell/Trap banishment effect on Friche. In addition, it has a self-regenerating effect from GY, and although it requires a hand cost, it is nice to be able to prepare it on the field at any time.

If the "Vendread" card used as the hand cost for the self-regeneration effect in (1) is salvaged by the effect of Avendread Savior, I think it will not be wasted.
(2) The effect of giving the “Vendread” Ritual Monster the Spell/Trap removal effect of his free chain is really excellent, but the effect will not be given unless this “field” card is used to release the ritual summon. I think you should be careful.

Unlike Striges, it requires a hand cost, but you can revive it whenever you like, and the effect it gives as a material is super effective! Engage? Excluded for now! Don't let me reuse it
Level 3 is also just right, Uni-Zombie can become Riser or Cherubini. efficient.
A loose character feeling in front of the first!

His Vendread that self-revives at the cost of his Vendread in his hand, and grants the effect of excluding his Spell/Trap from the opponent.
Like Revenant, it needs to be used in a ritual summon from the field to give it an effect, but it's powerful to remove Spell/Trap without destroying it and preventing GY from being used. Being able to activate during the opponent's turn is also excellent.
Self-revive is also easy to handle due to the existence of Revendread Slayer, which is easy to revive.

A dog that looks too grotesque
The resurrection cost of the effect of 1 is practically no cost resurrection if you use the slayer searched in the preliminary preparations, so it is plain and convenient
The grant effect of 2 is like a living Kozusai, and the free chain Spell Trap removal is not weak.

Even though "Vendread" is required for the hand cost, it can be searched with "Pre-Preparation of Rites", so it's not much of a problem.Since this card can be sent to GY with "Uni-Zombie", it can go to Synchro 7, and depending on the situation, Level 6 Synchro, Or since you can go to rank 3, you can also put out a reviere that can special summon from exclusion
Spell/Trap removal is also normally strong, and since it's a triggered instant effect, you can remove a total of 2 cards in total between yourself and your opponent, so there's no reason to be weak. You can think that it will remain on the field once. In other words, since this guy remains on the field, the opponent will be unable to use face-down cards, Continuous Trap, Spells, Field Spells, etc.
I can do anything.

This is a Vendread minor with a spontaneous resurrection effect in charge of level 3.
Since the cost is limited to his Vendread, unlike Revenant, he should be seen as Vendread-only. Self-revive is convenient to use before the ritual. Unlike Revenant, whose resurrection effect is passive, he can definitely be used if dropped into GY.
The effect that it grants is Cosmic Cyclone, which is instantly triggered and is also powerful, but since it cannot affect monsters, there is a risk that the unreliable abilities and resistances of Ritual Vendread will end after one or two uses. Of course, it's the same as Revenant that you have to use ritual materials from the field here as well.
Revenant and Ritual Vendread, which is based on this card, will have two pretty strong free chain removals. Also, his Vendread card cost has been increased, making the revive effect much easier to use.

A sad dog that has a self-revive effect but is rarely used. It's rare to throw away Mr. Slayer after the second one.
It grants 《Cosmic Cyclone》, but it's strong to be strong, but excluding Friche is a little stronger regardless of the opponent, so it's a problem. Well, he's an undead anyway, so he should drop one to GY.