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▶︎ Deck	《Invoked Magellanica》 7 シエスタ 2020/04/16 16:13 An Atlantean illustration. EARTH is a fairly major attribute, so it's easy to aim for his GY fusion with magic. Boasts the greatest offense and defense among his Invoked that can be put out with two attributes + Aleister. has no effect instead. The benefit of not having an effect isn't that he's Invoked? However, purely high stats can be relied on. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Invoked Caliga》 7 シエスタ 2020/04/16 15:37 Since it designates dark and major things, it is easy to aim for summoning even from his GY fusion of magic, and the influence of the effect is quite good. However, the status is poor for the level, and it is powerless against magic and traps. It's an effect that affects each other, and for Invoked, which has a clearly defined key, this may have more of an effect. It seems to have a strong habit, but as it is often said, there is something that shines with 《Instant Fusion》correspondence. From there, it's easier to change to another of his Invoked in the scriptures, or unlock with the appearance of Link. After that, it is also effective to revive and lock in a surprise attack. If it's Invoked, I think it's a card that has no loss as a priority. Good
▶︎ Deck	《The Book of the Law》 9 シエスタ 2020/04/16 10:53 This is a highly versatile effect that can be used in a variety of ways, such as assisting the summoning of Invoked, which can be difficult to target depending on the opponent, and from pursuit to sacrifice escape. Since it targets fusion, it seems to be highly dependent on combos, but due to the ease of summoning Invoked and the presence of the runaway Aleister who is a dedicated searcher, there are few accidents. It expands the range of Invoked tactics, so I think I want one. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Omega Summon》 5 シエスタ 2020/04/16 10:43 It's a return to another dimension limited to Invoked, which has no cost or disadvantages, and the slowness of Trap is easy to compensate for, because Invoked has a strong effect on the opponent's turn as a whole. However, the target is fusion anyway, and it needs to be excluded, so it takes a lot of time to get the add. A runaway Aleister, a dedicated searcher, has also appeared, but it is hard to say that it can be relied on because its conditions are passive. I wondered if there was a need to create a deck that could make use of this card's effect from the beginning. The need for adoption in ordinary Invoked will be thin. It gives a romantic impression. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Magical Meltdown》 10 シエスタ 2020/04/16 10:34 The importance is high because you can search for Aleister, which is the core of Invoked. And since this card is also a field, there are many search methods, so there is almost no chance that Aleister cannot bring it. The effect of 2 is a counter-sealing effect against fusion, and in today's environment where there are many suppression formations, such an effect is a blessing. It's an effect that can be used effectively if it's centered on fusion, but there are quite a few holes in it, such as this card itself being negate or being interfered with during the fusion summon. After all, it is a card that shines only by making use of the effect of 1. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Aleister the Invoker》 10 シエスタ 2020/04/16 10:21 Since the effect of 2 is the main effect, strengthening 1 is a bonus, but there are many times when it is useful, and being able to actively send it to his GY is convenient for 《Invocation》. You can search for 《Invocation》, and since 《Invocation》has the effect of returning this card to the Deck and collecting this card, once you have it, you can complete a semi-permanent search cycle. It is also an advantage that not only the effect but also the race and attributes are blessed. When adopting Invoked, is it an essential card that functions as a core? Good
▶︎ Deck	《Invocation》 10 シエスタ 2020/04/16 10:11 His Fossil fusion, which can be said to be a senior in concept, is finally made into a card. It was long···. It can be used as a hand-limited fusion, and when performing an invoked fusion, it can also be created from each other's GY. There is some dependence on the other party, but if it is decided, it is strong enough to take away the opponent's GY's ad. There is also the recovery effect in the latter half, so basically he will aim for Invoked Fusion. As mentioned above, 2 will collect the Aleister excluded with this card. Aleister will search for this card, so if you get it once, you can complete a cycle where you can search every turn. Is it an indispensable card to adopt Invoked with Aleister? Good
▶︎ Deck	《Kanzashi the Rikka Queen》 6 シエスタ 2020/04/15 16:08 He looks like a Gym Leader from Pokemon. I actually have a girlfriend Rikka with that name. There are no restrictions, and the effect can be used for general purposes, but since the trigger is a little limited, the decks that can be prioritized will be limited. It has a fishing effect and can recover the add loss due to release. However, since the effect is negated, I would like to revive him with GY activation, but there are few such cards in Rikka, and the main effect is on the field, and the effect at the time of release is once per turn, so it is not useful. Quite limited. It seems easier to make use of the sacred time without the same name activation limit. The trigger can be satisfied with the effect of 2, but there are many removals other than the current environment destruction, it is not compatible with battle, and its own stats are unreliable as a trigger. It seems to be highly dependent on combos, and the individual specs give a subtle impression. It looks like it has a future. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Teardrop the Rikka Queen》 7 シエスタ 2020/04/15 14:46 Summoning itself is not difficult at rank 8 with no restrictions. Regarding the effect of 1, when you hear Release, you get the impression that it has a high removal performance, but in this card, it is not forced and targets, so the removal performance is not that high. and inferior to Arsei. You can also release your own cards, but there are also eneads that can also be removed at the same time. It is a card that shines in Rikka, which has the presence of Friche, the presence of support, the deployment destination is limited to plants, and the effect can be demonstrated when released. It can be weakly strengthened every time a card on the field is released, and can compensate for its low attack and defense as a Rank 8. For the time being, there is no turn limit, so it doesn't smell like something that can be abused. It's not bad, but as a general-purpose trump card, is it an impression of mediocre performance? Good
▶︎ Deck	《Secret Blast》 8 シエスタ 2020/04/15 14:28 Compared to machine guns with similar names and effects, the firepower multiplier is improved, but it is limited to the field. That said, there are many cards that earn board ads by improving card power, so the usability won't change that much. Uri is a mine effect against prone removal. The point is to chain it to removal and activate it, and the multiplier is high. However, it is an era where there are many removals other than destruction, and if his deck uses this card, there is a high possibility that the opponent will refrain from deploying or removing it, so it is unstable, and requires a high playing sense to make the most of it. come. In Chain Burn, I think it's an excellent card that will become a mainstay along with Machine Gun. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Secret Barrel》 8 シエスタ 2020/04/15 14:17 A staple of Burn Trap. I feel that the multiplier per card is low, but if it's the first one, it's a basic 1200 and it's great as a burn that consumes 1 card. It depends on the opponent's situation, so it's unstable, but it's also a tailwind in an era where it's easy to deploy a large number of cards from a single card due to the inflation of card power. If you're aiming for higher firepower, you can also use a send-in item such as 《Ojama Trio》. There are many other synergistic burns such as 《Just Desserts》. It's excellent, but I think it's a card that asks the user's taste. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Flying "C"》 5 シエスタ 2020/04/15 11:04 Since it was sent under easy conditions and X Summoning was blocked, it set a strong lock on the Deck centered on them... but as it is said, it was easily dealt with by implementing Link Summoning. It is easy to risk sending salt to the other party. Even though Link is no longer required from the 11th term, it is still a highly adopted summoning method, and it is no longer a card that can be relied on as a mere meta. I would like to use it together with a card that is compatible with sending. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Transmodify》 8 シエスタ 2020/04/15 10:57 Hatching has become relatively versatile. It has some quirks because it is highly dependent on combos and consumes a lot of money, but I think it's a card with enough convenience to match that. Good
▶︎ Deck	《Traptrix Atrax》 6 シエスタ 2020/04/15 10:41 It has a high RBI among Traptrix, and has a high restraining power, such as Normal Trap not being negate and Trap Hole being hand triggered. However, it is powerless to block the activation itself, and it is also vulnerable to direct removal and negate conversion, and there is a possibility that the stronghold will collapse at once. Don't be overconfident and dare to set it and bring it into a psychological warfare. The situation in which it can play an active part is unstable, and I think it is a card for professionals who require a high level of playing sense to make good use of it. Good ( 1 )
▶︎ Deck	《Traptrix Nepenthes》 4 シエスタ 2020/04/15 10:31 He's Traptrix's searcher recruiter, and hopefully he'll earn ads every turn, but being a searcher and not being able to move on his own is a bit of a pain, and Trap Hole is basically passive. The fact that he can apply pressure if he's standing is something he can say to Traptrix, and he can't be used with Frecia. It is hard to say that he is highly dependent on combos and even Traptrix has a high priority. Good ( 1 )