"Destiny Board" Rating Score by みめっと

A card that shows a new form of special victory following Exodia, used by Bora Yami in the original Battle City edition.
The technique is that you can win just by opening this card and waiting for a certain number of turns to pass, making it quite easy to achieve among the many special victory methods.
However, since Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG is a game where there is an opponent, the opponent cannot leave this card alone, and the moment even one of the death messages issued by this card's effect leaves the field, everything will be lost. become bankrupt.
Even though you can put out death messages from your hand, you have to put at least 4 cards in your Deck that you can't even set on the field if you draw them directly. The zone is squeezed, and not only is the defense weakened, but permanent cards, as well as Quick-Play Spells and Trap cards with activation conditions, are difficult to set on the battlefield.
Just like the original Yami Bora, even if this card and Death's Message aren't removed, it can't be helped if the player's LP drops to 0 before all 5 are complete.
In conclusion, at least when it first appeared in Season 2, it would be extremely difficult to win in a serious duel with this card, and it would be unavoidable if special wins weren't allowed to be so easy. However, unfortunately, this card, which has no real effect unless you win a special victory, had to be said to be a card with low practicality.
After that, the search effect that is most appreciated for this kind of Spell Trap card + "Dark Spirit's Mastery", which has the effect of being able to draw it directly or to start over even if it is sent to GY and goes bankrupt, this card's effect sends a message of death. With the advent of dedicated support such as Dark Sanctuary, which can be put into the Monster Zone as a monster with a strong resistance when put into play, and Sentence of Doom, which accelerates the speed at which messages of death are sent out, it is still difficult to use in a serious duel. However, I think that it has grown into a group of cards that can be played quite a bit.