Gullveig of the Nordic Ascendant →Used Deck

It's true that it consumes a lot of cards and the restrictions after activation are quite severe, but it's a strong Link 1 monster!
It can be used from any single Nordic monster of level 5 or below, and can deploy up to 3 Nordic monsters without negate the effect. You might want to give some orders to the Lord of the Aesir monsters that appear, but it's hard to believe that this is right up there with the Link 1 monsters from the bottom up...
Previously, it was only possible to roll one 《Odin, Father of the Aesir》with target resistance, but in the 11th season, two new and excellent low-rank Nordic monsters were added, and the appearance of 《Nordic Relic Svalinn》increased the hardness of the final board. I think the value is even greater.
I think most of the ratings given here are from before those cards came out, so if you reconsider, I think you'll get at least 1 or 2 points.

Link 1 of the type that cares for the theme with one piece.
The consumption itself is quite large, but the sense of stability that all Nordic monsters will be the first move is great.
If the effect goes through, you can set up 《Nordic Relic Svalinn》after placing 1 Lord of the Aesir.
If you can use cards that remain on the field after using an effect like Chicken Game as a cost, you can reduce the burden of consumption.

A dynamic Link Monster that can recruit up to 3 "Nordic"
Once the effect is decided, preparations for the S summon of "Lord of the Aesir" are complete. Also, with the effect of ②, it is possible to have mutual resistance with the linked "Lord of the Aesir", so you can prepare for the opponent's turn to some extent.
If you recruit 《Nordic Smith Ivaldi》, you can use its effect to search for 《Nordic Relic Svalinn》, so you can make the board more solid.
On the other hand, recruiting requires a card to be removed, and if the effect is negate, a monster with a low ATK will be left in the opponent's turn, so cards such as Called by the Grave will be used to deal with the interference. sea ​​bream.
It is incompatible with 《Nordic Relic Hlidskjalf》due to the constraints on both.
If the effect is negate, the S materials for the monsters used as link materials will be reduced, so if you are concerned about interference, it would be better to use Fridskalv first.

Isn't it cute Knights?
But isn't Lord of the Aesir too heavy, Knights?
Isn't the consumption too heavy, Knights?

There's no way Link 1, a deployment member, is weak. If it's a purely constructed deck, he can use nearly half of the cards in the deck, and with this one card, he can get Lord of the Aesir, so the stability is amazing.
…But there is a drawback that both the essential Nordic and he and the Lord of the Aesir are too weak
If the landing point of Lord of the Aesir is weak, it has the ability to deploy multiple Lords of the Aesir side by side and has explosive power to deceive the low card power. I feel that it was necessary to strengthen it in such a direction that it is easy to remove the frame of the card and can support the weak Lord of the Aesir.
It doesn't have explosive power and consumes a lot of cards.
Nonetheless, it will definitely be a must-have card in Nordic in the future, and I think the current score is a bit too low, so I'll give it a soft score.

The risks, restrictions, and costs are high, but somehow it's a substantial first move, and if you get it right, you can immediately synchro summon Lord of the Aesir & the bullets of greed will be loaded into her GY.
It's nice to be able to banish any type of card, so it's nice to be able to use the opponent's monsters that you've stolen with 《Mind Control》or something like that. You can take it easy.
If Lord of the Aesir appears at the link destination, he will be out of the target of the attack, and since the linked Lord of the Aesir will gain target resistance, such as adopting a drop, Guruveig & Odin's stance is stable. It's surprisingly hard unless you have a deck that can be trampled in an instant.
Also, with Alvis coming to Japan, it's become easier to spend, and with the appearance of Ivaldi and Suvarin, I think it's definitely becoming more useful.
The ability of Lord of the Aesir is quite strong, and the card itself is quite strong, but it is worrisome that NS and SS are tightly bound after activation.

A Nordic Link Monster that appeared to take care of Lord of the Aesir by force. You can use 1 "Nordic" monster of level 5 or lower, and you can deploy up to 3 of them, but you need to procure the cost from your hand and your field. Moreover, the big problem is that you can guess the performance of the "Lord of the Aesir" monster that you put out with great difficulty. As expected, the end point is also weak, so there is nothing to do. There is also a new card that asks you to remove it with this card's effect, but it's still not strong enough.

Tokens can also be used as materials, so it's very good that Lord of the Aesir can be easily produced.
The problem is that none of the main Lords of the Aesir are very strong...

This card can play an active role in the style of playing 《Dverg of the Nordic Alfar》from Isolde. It also goes well with the "Nordic" cards that are ahead of the rest of the world. Tokens are OK to exclude, but for whatever reason, it's a necessary card to make a "Lord of the Aesir" Deck.

If the link summoning conditions are loose and you don't mind the consumption, you can sync Lord of the Aesir relatively sloppily.
However, the drawback is that it consumes quite a lot of money, so even if you banish yourself, you will need 2 more copies.
I think it would have been better to keep the consumption down because it has a demerit so that the material developed from last year's Hari Solde etc. will not be diverted to unrelated things.
In this day and age, even if you spend this much and get Lord of the Aesir, it's not that strong.
Well, it seems that it's Lord of the Aesir that seems to be strangely self-respecting and somewhat out of place, but...

Link Monster who is super aggressive.
"With this, let's Synchro Lord of the Aesir!" It may be a bit boring to have no freedom because the restrictions are so tight that there is no other use for it.

I think it's amazing that it's easy to get Lord of the Aesir out, but the consumption is too heavy, and it's weak to just stand up to Lord of the Aesir.
Target resistance grants are now easily attacked
Unfortunately, this degree of enhancement cannot exceed the character deck area

Nordic Link, which has already appeared overseas, is coming to the Brains Pack.
When link summoning, he removes up to 3 cards from his hand or field and special summons that number of Nordics, and if he has Lord of the Aesir at the link destination, he gives target resistance and does not become a target of attack. Has an effect that gives an effect.
It has a relatively desperate effect that can recruit up to 3 cards at once, but the consumption for that is 3 cards from your hand and field, which is not stupid. But it's still a faster and easier way to summon Lord of the Aesir than Valkyria. For the time being, you can unleash a high RBI with target resistance from Link 1, but...
The problem is that the essential Lord of the Aesir has a performance that is quite outdated. Target resistance can be added with this card, but since this card's own resistance does not become an attack target, it can easily be removed.
It's certainly a nice reinforcement for Nordic, but I still get the impression that it's still not delivered.

It's a max level support card to bring out Lord of the Aesir, and I think it's good to be able to access Lord of the Aesir with up to 3 cards removed.
There are problems with how to deploy when surviving from the direction of the link destination, but since it can be linked with the removal effect of Thunder Dragon and Metaphys, I will make cards that are easy to use for Nordic as a whole...

The first Nordic link to be released overseas. As a Nordic lover, I'm happy that he keeps printing new books.
I specified a Nordic of level 5 or less, but since most Nordics are low class, Nordics can be easily summoned.
The effect is that Valkyria's cost and conditions are relaxed, so if you have room to spare, you can easily connect to Lord of the Aesir, and you can also grant target resistance.
However, even though it has become looser, it still feels heavy, and a tight deployment restriction is applied.
Even if you look at the performance of the essential Lord of the Aesir, including the resistance grant of this card, it is hard to say that it is worth the weight.
There are several ways to reduce costs, and representative examples include Cover Carnival and Alvis.
I'm sure it's a useful link for Nordic, but honestly, I wanted one more voice. I think it's good to have perfect resistance without saying anything stingy about the target.

It is a Nordic link that is leading overseas, and due to the material designation, it does not use itself as a link material.
The effect is to remove up to 3 cards from your hand and field, recruit Nordic recruits for that number, target resistance to the linked Lord of the Aesir, and grant yourself no attack.
Although it consumes a maximum of 4 copies, considering that you can get a Lord of the Aesir monster in one turn, the explosive power is certain. This makes it one of the few decks where you can comfortably throw in a Cover Carnival, whatever your taste.
However, as a result of focusing only on the deployment power to rescue each Lord of the Aesir at once, the resistance after being put out is very poor, and the battle / effect destruction to the Lord of the Aesir and the target are taken. It's powerless against removal that doesn't exist, and I'd be happy if I could say that I couldn't attack, but I wanted a few more resistances.
Also, Lord of the Aesir itself doesn't have the effect of caring for the weight of consumption, at best it's Odin's draw.
For that reason, once it's removed, it's still poor as it is, and in the end, it's hard to put out, but it's subtle, so it's easier to put out, but it's only slightly enhanced.