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[i][color="#800080"]When this card is Normal Summoned, it is switched to Defense Position and place 3 Sleep Counters on it. Once per turn, you can discard 1 card from your hand. Then place 1 Sleep Counter on this card. You can move up to 2 Sleep Counters from this card to a card your opponent controls. (A monster with Sleep Counters on it is switched to Defense Position and cannot change their Battle Position). During each of your opponent's End Phase, your opponent selects 1 monster they control that has a Sleep Counter(s) on it and removes 1 Sleep Counter. [/color][/i][/center]
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Again. Failed Comment. Disregarded.

I dislike 5 word comments that tell me absolutely nothing. Give reasoning, tell me flaws, give me suggestions. Otherwise, it is useless and a total waste.

Also please delete the image =/ It was totally unnecessary. I've knowledge of most of the Yu-Gi-Oh TCG/OCG/Anime cards so just refer to them, don't post the pic. And if I don't know it, I can use Yu-gi-Oh Wikia.
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but i liek pics

Your card is an ok defender (yay) that has an effect that makes you go -1 (boo) to switch some of your opponent's monsters to defense position (meh) that relies on counters (OH CHRIST).

E-Con with a body is ok, but tbh removal would be better considering that the card itself has no ATK stat and you have to lose a Normal Summon to play it. When compared to Nimble, something that gives you a +1 (yay) that removes (YAY) and mills (yay), it is terrible.
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[quote name='Ser Warjacksworth' timestamp='1287518394' post='4718196']
but i liek pics

Your card is an ok defender (yay) that has an effect that makes you go -1 (boo) to switch some of your opponent's monsters to defense position (meh) that relies on counters (OH CHRIST).

E-Con with a body is ok, but tbh removal would be better considering that the card itself has no ATK stat and you have to lose a Normal Summon to play it. When compared to Nimble, something that gives you a +1 (yay) that removes (YAY) and mills (yay), it is terrible.
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...Seriously...Image needs to go, or I'll just ask a moderator to remove it (Not a threat, just an option). There's no reason for it to be there and it's in no way related to the topic. A simple reference would have sufficed.

That -1 can also be a +1. It can be abused by DW and Fabled as it's not a cost.

Agreed that in comparison to Nimble this card wouldn't even be considered, however, this was not made to match Nimble. This was made as a Stall. This can work in Spiders (in some perverse way...) But still, I admit it's not the best staller.
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[quote name='Ser Warjacksworth' timestamp='1287519165' post='4718238']
There are better discarding options, like the Fabled's own effects and Phoenix Wind and similar cards.

Stall isn't good given how much removal there is in the game. With Spiders, cards like No Entry and Zero Gravity are still better.

fine, kill Nimble
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Thank you.

Zero Gravity ? Bad run imo.

Also
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But still, I admit it's not the best staller.
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I have a deck that requires Stall to create a Lockdown. It's rather good. Stall isn't too bad but it's not too good either.

Well anyways, thank you for upping you post quality, much more helpful to me.
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[quote name='♥Łövëły Ċ.Ċ♥' timestamp='1287517021' post='4718118']
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[i][color="#800080"]When this card is Normal Summoned, it is switched to Defense Position and place 3 Sleep Counters on it. Once per turn, you can discard 1 card from your hand. Then place 1 Sleep Counter on this card. You can move up to 2 Sleep Counters from this card to a card your opponent controls. (A monster with Sleep Counters on it is switched to Defense Position and cannot change their Battle Position). During each of your opponent's End Phase, your opponent selects 1 monster they control that has a Sleep Counter(s) on it and removes 1 Sleep Counter. [/color][/i][/center]
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Hmm... I like it. But there are a few parts of the OCG that's just bothering me slightly:

[quote]...Normal Summoned, it is switched to Defense Position and...[/quote]
The way you worded that just doesn't sound right. It sounds better as:

...Normal Summoned, [b]switch it[/b] to Defense Position and...

[quote]Once per turn, you can discard 1 card from your hand. Then place 1 Sleep Counter on this card.[/quote]
This part isn't necessarily wrong, but it's kind of... well, I'm stuck for a word there (it's not bad, though!), but it could be shortened as such:

Once per turn, you can discard 1 card from your hand[b] to [/b]place 1 Sleep Counter on this card.

[quote]You can move up to 2 Sleep Counters from this card to a card your opponent controls.[/quote]
How often?

[quote](A monster with Sleep Counters on it is switched to Defense Position and cannot change their Battle Position).[/quote]
The OCG here isn't wrong at all, but it's where you placed it. Anything in parentheses like this should be at the end. Look at Unions and Aliens.

[quote]During each of your opponent's End Phase, your opponent selects 1 monster they control that has a Sleep Counter(s) on it and removes 1 Sleep Counter.[/quote]
Ehh... it's somewhat redundant in the way you stated it. Here, try this:

During each of your opponent's End Phase[b]s[/b], your opponent [b]removes 1 Sleep Counter from a monster he/she controls[/b].

The pic is ehhhish. It's not bad, but it's somewhat confusing.

7.5/10 overall.
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