"Crossout Designator" Rating Score by ウキキーボード

Semi-restricted delight... delightful...
A child of the predecessor game that was too merciless. If you have this advanced deck in his deployment system, there is almost nothing to fear.
Unlike Gravehole, he can stab GY without monsters, so he can crush Nibiru and γ, and because he can stab non-monsters, he can stop 《Infinite Impermanence》. strength.
Part of me didn't quite understand why this card was so loose when Grave was regulated as a hand trigger meta.
Unlike Gravehole, negate is only for that turn, so with Gravehole, since you banished Urara in the previous turn, there is a chance that Urara in your hand will rot during your opponent's turn, but this card is also strong because it doesn't have that.
If you don't use it first, you can lay it face down and negate it in line with the opponent's Gordon or Drop, and it's a bad idea to get in the way of the grave.
Also, since it is excluded from the table, it can be used in a similar way to 《Gold Sarcophagus》, and you can use 《Floowandereeze & Toccan》to bring in the cards you need on the next turn.
The difficulty is that unlike Gravehole, it's turn 1, so even if you come multiple times, it will be a hindrance on the first turn. Things like being meaningless and not being able to stop 《Herald of Orange Light》.
Because of this card, there were many cases where I thought it was meaningless to play hand triggers with side changes, so I feel relieved.
To be honest, γ has also been restricted, and I feel that due to the suppression of the preceding game, it will be possible to limit it along with the grave.