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Nordic ・Crossbow with God as cost + Interdimensional Matter Transporter seems to be convenient for Lord of the Aesir who wants to avoid removal other than destruction.
It's just too late to come back.
With the advent of the search method called Evaldi, it has become easier to use than before, but I can't deny the strength of the habit.

Nordic - A reasonable enhancement value of 800 with God-limited equipment. And the unique effect is Nordic Relic's search.
However, it doesn't activate by self-destruction, and basically the opponent doesn't destroy such a visible thing, so it takes time to activate.
As a realistic method, it would be better to break it yourself with a break sword or a skdra. These cards are easy to get even in Nordic.
However, even if it takes such a lot of effort, the important search target is a complete set of crooks, and it doesn't feel very attractive. Honestly, it's impossible to prioritize.
However, this card is an equipment and costs Isolde. Nordic has a Dverg who can retrieve this card, and he's a low-level warrior who works well with Isolde. If handled well, it is possible to earn ads, and if Dverg and Isolde are intertwined, there may be a turn.

He's a low-ranking player with 2000 offense and defense, but his weakness is that he self-destructs if Nordic isn't around. Even low grade 2000 doesn't feel scary now, and Nordic itself is easy to use as a material, and in the current environment with a lot of removal, I feel that it's hard to handle as an attacker or as a wall.
Rather than the effect, we will make use of the fact that it is a non-tuner level 4 Nordic. It's a warrior, so it's easy to search.
However, the presence of Lyosarve, which has a deployment effect, is painful.
I think it will be difficult to hire.

Even if Nordic, which is mostly used as a material, comes with something like combat resistance... Now that there are many removal methods, the risk of self-destruction is rather high, and even in Nordic, beasts are triggered by being destroyed in battle, so it's a bad matchup.
I would like to say that it can be activated even if you break it yourself, and it won't become meta, but it's too limited. It's better to just use Braho Sambol or Special Summon meta.
It feels like a card that honestly doesn't understand the significance of existence.

It has a self-regenerating effect, but it requires a spell and a limited hand cost, and the condition that Nordic is left in the field is even more troublesome. Is it compatible with Tangnost, which is often deployed during the opponent's turn?
Still, I don't think it's suitable for this poor vanilla boy to come out in spite of the effort and consumption. Odin is also free for non-tuners. There is little need to rely on this guy.
The advantage of this guy is the level. It can be treated as level adjustment for Vanade and Svart. It can be differentiated from Valkyria in the darkness and non-tuner.
It is a card that is difficult to handle even among self-regenerating cards.

Nordic spirits have different attributes and races, making it easy to bring in reinforcements.
In addition, since he is a low-level warrior and equipment is included in the collection targets, he is a good match with Isolde.
Built-in 《Double Summon》limited to Nordic, easy to connect to S and Link. Also, the recovery effect is time, but since it is compulsory, it can be used even if it is used as a material, and the ad can be recovered.
The downside is that it's low level, so it's hard to connect to high level S with just this card and the card that's deployed. I think it's a card that's likely to gain more recognition as the card pool increases.

He is a tuner with hand S, and he is not limited to being summoned to Lord of the Aesir.
However, you always have to use two Nordics from your hand as materials, which is troublesome to adjust and involves considerable consumption.
At the dawn when the summoned S was not effective and was sent off, defeat was also visible. At least I want care that can only be effective.
Together with Deckalve, Loki's regeneration cost can be used, but it's doubtful if it can be revived once.
I have to align Nordic in my hand and adjust the level, and it takes a lot of time and effort. I think it's a strong card.

One of the things that makes Loki difficult to use.
Since it's a tuner of Nordic spirits, Loki's summoning conditions can be met, but since it's an advanced level Loki who already requires two non-tuners, it takes a lot of work.
Once summoned, the loss can be recovered with the recovery effect, but there are many other people who want to use the summoning right...
However, this card itself cannot be used. Level 5 and Dark Tuner is the only one not only Nordic but also his spell user.
Darkness and spell users are blessed with support, as there are no strange restrictions such as only being able to use it as a material for Lord of the Aesir. Can be used as a Nordic or as a Vanadis level adjustment personnel.
If I use it, will I be able to make good use of my status?

It is an effect that targets Nordic in general, and it is a great development effect for Nordic, which is centered on S summons, but the conditions are a bottleneck.
It cannot be demonstrated by itself, and it is necessary to develop it in advance. I would like you to forgive me for putting conditions on each hand deployment. Difficult to adjust level. Well, even if it is difficult to connect to S or X, it is less likely to be a problem with Link, so compared to the past, it may be worth adopting.
I think it's a card that is easy to handle in Nordic spirits.

Strong against lower class due to its bounce effect and 1900 defensive power.
However, now that it's easier to deploy a large one, it's less likely to fight with a lower class, and even if you bounce a lower class, it won't do much damage.
I want to make use of the status rather than the effect. Nordic Beasts is the only level 4 non-tuner and darkness, so you can increase the deployment variations.

It can generate two tokens, and its performance as a wall is high, and the conditions are also compatible with Dungnost. Link 2 and summoning Gullfaxi from there will connect you to Thor.
However, the neck is that the condition is passive and limited to battle. In today's world of removal, there are a lot of things that can't be activated as expected.
The effect is often treated as a bonus, and treated as a level 3 material that can be brought from Tangnast.
The return is not bad, but it feels slow and inflationary.

The expansion effect can be expected to be useful as a wall to maintain the front line, and it will also be an effect that will lead to the effect of recruiting yourself, but in the current era of many removals, things often don't go as expected, and this is the only thing that can't be used anymore. . At the very least, I want to try to play so that the existence of this guy is not exposed as much as possible.
If you wake up from defense, you can recruit Nordic, and you can immediately connect to Link or S.
However, he has to wake up from defense, so his slowness is noticeable without some kind of support.
If you use this card, I would like to prioritize 《Back to the Front》and Illusion Spring, which can be deployed defensively.
It's a card that plays a key role in Nordic's development, and the effect itself isn't bad, but I think it's a card that makes you feel dull in this day and age.

A tuner essential for Thor's summoning and self-regeneration.
It can be used for S other than Thor, and has specs that are level 4 and easy to use as light and materials.
As for the expansion effect, now that the card pool has increased, it's pretty dependent on the opponent, so if you can aim for it, you're lucky. Rather than using its own effect, it is more likely to be deployed by Tangnost or Beast Support.
In Nordic, it's an easy-to-handle tuner, and I think it's a card that even beasts can expect to adopt.

As you can see from the name and status, this card is strongly conscious of Christmas.
The effect is just like the image, a gift effect of sending + drawing.
Since it is a Lavago-style removal, its removal performance is high, but compared to Kaiju, which has almost the same removal performance, especially Gameciel, it has the effect of sending salt to the opponent, making it difficult to destroy in battle and difficult to deal damage because it is a defense.
However, being able to play defense is also a big point of differentiation, and unlike Queen, there are no summoning restrictions and no summoning rights.
Of course, if you want to differentiate by level, race, or attribute, but you want to attack but don't want to be destroyed in battle, this is your turn.
Recruiters can also take it and treat it as a level 6 material.
Also, the fact that it is minor compared to Kaiju is an advantage depending on the environment. It's not Kaiju, so he can use Kaiju even if he's used.
Compared to Kaiju, it is more suitable for combos and has some drawbacks, but it is within a range that can be managed with play, and I think it will be one of the excellent removal methods that can be used separately with Kaiju.

It is a card that should be called a small lava, and although the number of removals is small, the advantage is that it is easy to turn around.
However, Kaiju is easier to deal with because he uses summoning and has no disadvantages if it is the same removal method.
There are various points of differentiation, and it has a burn effect that targets each other and has high firepower.
However, due to the appearance of Link that does not depend on the level, most of the time, only you suffer damage. It's an effect that honestly doesn't work as it is.
He can be sent defensively, and his defense is low, so he is easier to destroy in battle than Kaiju. However, as mentioned above, due to the destruction of summoning rights, it is difficult to destroy battles at low ranks.
Although it's a pretty pinpoint story, unlike Kaiju, he can't be normal summoned, so if he's a noid, he has the advantage of not hindering the development of monge or reasoning.
It's not like he's completely lost his chances, but due to the increase in card pools, he's probably a little narrower than he used to be.