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the Evil Eye Spell Trap A card with the effect of giving one card destruction resistance until the end of the next turn, and the effect of self-regenerating when there is an the Evil Eye monster other than this card on the field.
The effect that grants resistance will probably be 《Evil Eye of Selene》, but the situation in which this card's effect can be activated can be expected to lead to a Link Summon. Also, since his own ability is not very high, he is worried about his position. Is this effect a happy bonus?
The favorite would be his self-regeneration from GY. It can be expected to play an active role in aiming for a Link Summon to Zerachiel. Although he needs to be trained in GY beforehand, it can be said that it is a self-regenerative ability that is quite easy to use. If there is a level 3 such as Basilius, it is possible to use Xyz to overthrow the exclusion demerit.
I feel like I need to be careful about how to drop it into GY and how to deal with it when it comes to hand, but the return of the effect is a big card.

Sariel and the Evil Eye are competing, so they have a paired effect.
The effect of salvaging the Evil Eye of his GY at the time of summoning, the effect of being able to remove one of his GY monsters in a free chain when equipped with "Evil Eye of Selene", and using this effect on the next turn It has the effect of excluding one card from his GY.
Will your main job be to collect the destroyed Evil Eye of Selene? The effect of equipping her own 《Evil Eye of Selene》is not a bad thing as it restrains the opponent from using her GY, but compared to Sariel, is it a rank down? However, the disadvantages are also loose, and the number of the Evil Eye monsters is small, so this is also well within the adoption level.

A new theme, the Evil Eye, whose power cannot be suppressed.
When summoned, the effect of adding one the Evil Eye card to the hand and the effect of destroying the opponent's Special Summoned monster with a free chain when equipped with "Evil Eye of Selene". It has a demerit effect that destroys your own card.
For the search effect, I want to search for 《Evil Eye of Selene》, which is the cornerstone of the Deck. Equipping it as it is will lead to its own powerful free chain destruction effect. 《Evil Eye of Selene》has no resistance and is too important, so it might be a good idea to search for the next one even if you can cheat on other excellent the Evil Eye cards.
Equipping 《Evil Eye of Selene》transforms it into a high-level card with combat resistance, destruction resistance, target resistance, and free chain destruction effect. As for the destruction effect, which is a disadvantage, there are the Evil Eye cards that have the advantage of destroying some of them, so I want to prioritize that.
In the Evil Eye, which originally had few monsters, it plays an active role as both a searcher and an attacker, so 3 copies are essential.

In Witchcrafter's color scheme, the mere mention of Trap is heresy.
When Witchcrafter is on the field, he has the same level as her Spell card excluded by excluding GY's Spell card and her Spell card with the same name as her Spell card and excluding this card and her Spell card from GY. A trap card with an effect that can recruit her Witchcrafter.
The search for spell cards can be done by anyone, regardless of whether he's a GY spell or not, but of course you have to put it in her deck. With the exception of generic cards, these days are themed times, so you'll be searching for your own Witchcrafter Spell. The aim is creation or sabotage, which has a strong effect and will be piled up multiple times.
Another effect is a powerful one that allows her to recruit her Witchcrafters from her GY, but Spell Exclusion is a heavy cost to her Witchcrafters. This will reduce the number of spell cards that can be salvaged, but since you can only salvage one Witchcrafter Spell of each type, you can still use the surplus.
The effect is powerful, but there are quirks due to being a trap and costs. It's not a card you can use without thinking.

His Continuous Spell, which has a draw effect when the spellcaster destroys an opponent's monster in battle, a cost substitution effect that is the same as Buy Street, and a salvage effect common to Witchcrafter Spell.
Outside of the salvage effect, he's a valuable way for the Witchcrafter to gain advantage and dig through the deck, even if it's only once per turn. That being said, Witchcrafter is a bit of a pain because he's not that good of an ATK theme. I want to prepare a veil with multiple spell cards of her in my hand.
It can be used as a material that can be seen as well as Bystreet, and it also has a salvage effect, so it might be nice to be able to draw while preparing it as a permanent source without hesitation.

An area lined with witchcrafter workshops.
Witchcrafter Spell has a common salvage effect, an effect that gives a Witchcrafter monster resistance to destruction once per turn, an ability that can be sent to her GY instead of the hand cost to activate her Witchcrafter effect, and a common salvage effect. .
At first glance, it grants a simple anti-destruction effect that makes it difficult to feel the effects of the effect, but witchcrafter's highest class monsters are lined up with tremendous control power, making it difficult for lower witchcrafters who deploy it to make fun of it. Therefore, it will be more resistant than it looks.
Still, if it's just resistance, it's a mediocre card, but since it can also be used as a cost to activate Witchcrafter's effect, breaking through this card is a top priority for opponents. In addition, it has the tenacity of being recovered at the end phase of each turn due to the common effect of the Witchcrafter Spell.
A card that seems to be more annoying than it looks. It is powerful to give resistance to suppression forces such as Heine and Veil.

His Quick-Play Spell, which has the effect of bouncing her Spell Trap in the opponent's field up to the number of Witchcrafters in play, and a Salvage effect common to Witchcrafters.
Bouncing Spell Trap removal isn't often a radical solution, and since this card relies on the number of Witchcrafters he has in play, he can't even swipe out before a horde of Witchcrafters. Spell Trap A card that has many elements that are too unreliable as a removal and is difficult to use.
In terms of cost, it's not zero adoption in the sense of increasing the variety of Witchcrafter Spells, but it seems to be a card that is likely to be dropped first in a situation where it is necessary to examine Witchcrafter Spells in the future or now.

His Normal Spell, which has the effect of attacking the Witchcrafter twice and granting her a Spell Trap lock effect when attacking, and a salvage effect common to the Witchcrafter Spell.
Witchcrafter is her deck that is good at deploying advanced or higher, but its advanced attack performance is another, so it's not bad to be able to give it enough attack performance to be a finisher. If there is a veil that can increase her ATK with its effect, there is a possibility that the game can be decided at once.
However, if there is no card with high ATK, the card cannot be used at all. He might be a Witchcrafter because he usually uses it as a cost and uses it only when it's needed. I would like to have one in order to increase the number of cards that can be collected, but...

His spell card with the effect of reviving Witchcrafter monsters and the salvage effect common to Witchcrafter Spells.
The effect of reviving a Witchcrafter is extremely versatile, and it is especially great that he can special summon his two highest-level Witchcrafters, which have high control. It's a good idea to revive a low-level Witchcrafter and accelerate recruiting, although it will eat into the effect of GY activation.
If you draw it when it's difficult to use in the early stages, it can be used as a cost at that time, so it can be said that it is the best support card for Witchcrafter because it is difficult to see blind spots.
Even though it's sabotage, the karoshi case of resuscitation is secretly secret.

If there is an effect to search for Witchcrafter monsters and her Witchcrafter on the field during your end phase,
A Normal Spell that has the same effect as a Witchcrafter Spell that can be collected from GY to your hand.
The iron plate of the search effect is a class that does not need explanation. The Witchcrafter stacks high ranks in its own way, so it will be very useful as a means of searching for low ranks to access it.
The Witchcrafter Spell's common effect strongly supports the effects of Witchcrafter monsters that require a hand cost. Especially for Heine and Veil, who also move during the opponent's turn, the late timing of their own end phase is convenient.
However, only one of the two effects can be activated per turn. Witchcrafter's concept is to activate or cost, but I can only say that it depends on the situation.

Witchcrafter boss.
When Spellcaster fights, she has the effect of showing off her spell card in her hand to increase her ability, and discarding her spell card in her hand has the effect of negate the effect of the opponent's monster.
The most suitable way to put it out is the recruitment effect of a low-level Witchcrafter. Depending on the situation, I would like to use both Witchcrafter superlative Heine and properly.
Ability Up can be placed on other cards as well as this card. Depending on your hand, you can expect breakthrough power. If you take advantage of the nature of the Witchcrafter Spell card that returns to your hand during the end phase, you can expect high abilities during the opponent's turn, so it is a card that is harder to break through in battle than it looks.
Another effect is the effect negate . On top of discarding a spell card, it's a one-time-per-turn effect, so I want to go with the spirit of triggering a must counter. Of course, you can also use it to break through the opponent's suppression on your own turn, so this is also a good move.
The combination of two effects makes it difficult to break through with monsters. A perfect card as a trump card.

Divisible, or you'll die?
A card with an effect that protects his other Spellcasters from the effect targets, and a triggered instant effect that destroys one opponent's face-up card by discarding one Spell card.
The first effect is that he can't live without a spell user, but the second effect is so strong that the balance comes. Although it requires a hand cost, it can be said that it is quite powerful to be able to cast a destructive effect immediately after triggering.
Witchcrafter also has the option of veil, but this one has more stable hit points, but does it have more explosive power? It also has advantages and disadvantages with Veil, as it has a certain threat elimination of destruction.

Advanced Witchcrafter and above from here.
Discarding her spell card in hand has the effect of making a Witchcrafter her Special Summon from her hand, and releasing herself has the effect of making her Spellcaster of her GY her Special Summon.
The effect of deploying from the hand seems to be useful when you have a high-level Witchcrafter or higher in your hand, but this card itself is a high-level monster, so it's a pain that it's not very light. He tends to have a lot of Spell cards to call in the recruiting effect of a lesser Witchcrafter. Therefore, there are times when the intention is to reduce the number of accidents, but they may cause accidents.
The second effect is also somewhat difficult to use because he himself is an advanced player, but since he can revive all Spellcasters in response to "Magician's Circle", he also has the aspect of being able to deal with all spell users.
It has a strong peculiarity, but since it is a card that increases development power, it may be powerful if you can master it.

Witchcrafter whose existence was revealed a step ahead.
By paying the cost common to lower witchcrafters, he has the effect of recruiting from Deck, and by excluding this card from GY, he has the effect of sending 1 Witchcrafter from Deck to her GY.
Witchcrafter low-level common recruitment effect is still strong. This card has a reasonable ATK, so there may be a situation where it can be used during the opponent's turn.
Effects that trigger on GY fertilize his Witchcrafter's her GY. Resurrection cards and her GY fertilization with monsters aiming at her GY effect are also useful, but it is still powerful to send his Spell card and increase the amount collected in the end phase. Two effects make him a strong low-end card candidate for the centerpiece of the Witchcrafter rotation.

In addition to the recruit effect by releasing himself by discarding his spell card from his hand, which is a common effect for lower witchcrafters, it has the effect of exchanging cards by excluding himself from GY.
The recruit effect common to lower ranks brings great stability to his deck. It will serve as a means of access to higher level Witchcrafters. Note that spell cards are required.
The GY effect is a hand exchange. The card to discard is specified in his Witchcrafter, but if you use a Witchcrafter Spell with a recovery effect from GY as a cost, you can get it purely for the draw. If this card falls into her GY, you should actively use it and dig through the deck.