Dragonmaid Welcome →Used Deck

A strangely lively husky welcomes you.
Even though it's a welcome card, it's not the card you want to draw in your first hand.
It has a wide range of effects, such as error-like overall strengthening, conditional all-purpose salvage, and GY-induced resistance.
First of all, the overall strengthening value is too small, and it is almost meaningless, especially for humans. Dragon status is a competitive value between the highest ranks, so there are many situations where this slight difference affects the result, and it can not be taken lightly. I'm happy that House Dragonmaid will be able to unilaterally hit 3000 RBIs.
Salvage is the center of the effect. The condition can be achieved with a single 《Nurse Dragonmaid》from the middle stage onwards. It can be activated unexpectedly even in the early stages because it is always fulfilled in the process of setting up 《Hieratic Seal of the Heavenly Spheres》.
Since resistance is only given to specific resistances, it is unreliable as a defensive measure, and it is not convenient to use because it requires a separate means to send it to GY. It's a pity that it's a trigger effect, so even if you chain it and send him to GY, it's too late. Let's think that salvage is the core of operation and resistance is a bonus.
However, strictly speaking, it is not an effect that grants resistance, but rather an effect that prohibits the opponent from taking her Dragonmaid as a target, so the effect will also affect the monsters that are put out after the application, and there is a part that cannot be underestimated, such as continuing even if the effect is negated. .
After that, it is worth remembering that you can activate it before the standby phase by using "Dragonmaid Tidying" to play "Parlor Dragonmaid" in the draw phase.
Be aware that some duelists forget or misunderstand it due to its uniqueness and subtle effects.
In addition, the situation in the illustration is almost stuck for the opponent, and since it is an all-out attack after receiving 4 removal, it will be an instant death. Gworendah's total damage is 13600 even without pick-up. 15600 if you have 《Dragonmaid Tinkhec》in your hand. It is extinguished charcoal.

There are many effects such as subtle RBI increasing effect and conditional salvage, resistance grant when going to GY.
Although the RBI increase effect is low, the line that can be beaten even with 100 up is quite wide because it becomes a highly competitive line at advanced level.
Salvage is conditional when two or more bodies are on the field, but Dragonmaid's deployment power is high, so it's loose, and Spell Trap can be salvaged, so it's strong.
If you salvage Flamme, the RBI game will also work to your advantage.
Since the resistance is given when she goes to GY, it can be aimed at burial or Parla, but it is subtle if it is an effect that is purposefully aimed.
I don't think it's weak.

Overall enhancement is a low multiplier, and Dragonmaid itself requires various preparations before mass deployment, and it is doubtful that it will reach the maximum value, and 600 is a little unreasonable. Well, Dragonmaid's RBI is a delicate line, so the benefit itself is by no means small.
The collection effect is wide and convenient. It's not a difficult story if the conditions are two bodies.
It comes with resistance, but it's difficult to add it at the desired timing after putting it on the field, so I guess I'll mainly fill it with hand cost and parra. Since it is desirable to use it with other cards, it is a bit difficult to handle as a resistance attachment.
The impression is that it tends to take a lot of time and effort to make the most of it without being the first move, and if you ask whether the return is large in spite of that, it looks subtle.
Performance that feels thinly worth adopting even if you force it.

A card with an illustration of a husky looking like a Pokémon Trainer using a dragon.
The RBI increase effect of 1 is a low multiplier for the conditions, and it is quite subtle considering the RBI situation of her Dragonmaid who receives support.
The salvage effect of 2 can meet the requirements with Nasari.
The effect of 3 doesn't matter how you send it to his GY, but even so, it's difficult to use it at an effective timing due to the convenience of the trigger.

The effect of raising her ATK of the monsters on her field according to the number of her Dragonmaids, the effect of being able to salvage Dragonmaid cards other than the welcome card when there are two or more Dragonmaids on the field, and the Dragonmaid when sent to GY A Continuous Spell that has an effect that targets .
The ability increase matches her Dragonmaid who wants her ATK at the end, but the increase value is too self-reliant. It seems difficult to line up multiple Dragonmaids without using Husky's effect, so the second effect is probably a bonus.
Its second effect also requires two Dragonmaids. If you use Nasari's Fishing, you can satisfy the condition itself, but the cards you want to use for salvage are limited to dragon-type Dragonmaids with hand effects.
The effect that grants target resistance can be used by dropping it on her GY with Parla, but it is difficult with this effect to avoid the situation where the effect is destroyed by the maid during the opponent's turn that Dragonmaid wants to prevent the most.
It's a card that gives you a permanent advantage.

Attack and defense increases according to the number of "Dragonmaid" monsters, but the maximum is 600 up, which is very low. With "House Dragonmaid", he can reach 3600 RBI, but with other superlative Dragonmaids, it is doubtful that he will exceed Blue-Eyed RBI. The main effect is ②. Not only can you recover her Dragonmaid that has been removed, but you can also reuse it with kindness. For the third effect, waiting for the opponent to destroy it is out of the question. Rather, I want to give target resistance by dropping it with the effect of Parla on the opponent's turn.