Alviss of the Nordic Alfar →Used Deck

[Nordic] is Alvis Evaldi Gullveig, who stands up as Lord of the Aesir, and Suvarin is only good at suppressing flow, isn't it?

Due to the effect of (1), if this card is the only card to be excluded with "Nordic Tengullweig", I think that it is excellent to be able to Special Summon "Lord of the Aesir" monsters while greatly reducing the number of cards removed. .
However, since it is not treated as a Synchro Summon, it should be noted that the "Lord of the Aesir" monster's self-regeneration effect cannot be used.
The effect of (2) is an excellent effect that allows you to Special Summon the following "Lord of the Aesir" monsters outside of battle if the "Lord of the Aesir" monster is sent to his GY, but it is not treated as a Synchro Summon like the effect of (1). I think we need to pay attention to this point.
It should be noted that effect (2) can only be used once during a duel.

At present, it must be used in conjunction with Gullveig to operate.
The effect of (1) is that he can Special Summon Lord of the Aesir in addition to GY Fertilizer, but it has a fatal flaw that it cannot self-regenerate because it is not an S summon.
The effect of (2) is also dependent on the other party, and it is not compatible with exclusion and bounce, so it is out of reach.
If there were more Nordic links, the rating would go up.

A new Nordic card that is becoming a favorite overseas from the anime category.
When this card is removed by the effect of Nordic Link, send 1 card from the field and 2 cards from the Deck so that the total level becomes 10. Send Nordic to GY and special summon Lord of the Aesir. If of the Aesir is sent to GY outside of battle by the opponent, excluding yourself will have the effect of special summoning Lord of the Aesir that does not exist in your GY.
Nordic link exclusions are currently limited to Gullveig's effects. Since you can reduce the disadvantage of Gullveig's effect while fertilizing his GY, you can summon Lord of the Aesir, so if you have this card, you should basically exclude Gullveig's effect only from this card.
As for the GY effect, Lord of the Aesir is by no means all-purpose, so it's pretty strong to be able to use his next Lord of the Aesir as an answer to destruction, but this card doesn't mesh well with being banished when the first effect is used. . There is also a way to send this card to his GY with the first effect.
As a point of caution, the Lord of the Aesir issued by this card's effect is not an S summon, so it cannot self-regenerate. There are some clumsy parts here and there, but if you use Gullveig, it will be worth adopting.

In other words, [Lord of the Aesir] is a must-have card if you want to make a Deck. "It's possible to create a large level 10 Synchro with a small number of cards."
If there's one thing that's not enough, wouldn't it have been better to do something like ["Lord of the Aesir" S monster treated as S summon and Special Summon from the EX Deck]?

Use it for Gullveig's cost. Nordic called.
Gullveig requires a lot of cards to effect, but with this one card he can take him to Lord of the Aesir.
Also, if the Lord of the Aesir goes to his GY with an effect, GY's self can be removed and a new Lord of the Aesir can be summoned. Is it an effect that reinforces it instead of being unable to revive later?
It's nice that he can easily summon Lord of the Aesir with less consumption, but the drawback is that none of them are S summons, so they can't be revived.
However, Lord of the Aesir is inherently easy to deal with bounces and removals, so it may not matter that much, just a little worse.
Although the poor engagement is conspicuous, it is worth it because it is easy to prepare Lord of the Aesir with less consumption.