Nothing can go wrong when the card works in your favour at every situation.

[Sander]

[IMG]http://i51.tinypic.com/2qkjqde.png[/IMG]

[i]Future's Triumph[/i]
[i]Normal Spell Card[/i]
[i]Banish the top card of your Deck face-down: Declare 1 card type (Monster, Spell, or Trap); Reveal the card banished by "Future's Triumph". If it's the type you declared: Add it to your hand. If it's not the type you declared: It remains banished face-down until your next Standby Phase. Then, return it to your Deck and draw 1 card. You can only activate 1 "Future's Triumph" per turn.[/i]

CnC appreciated.

[.Rai]

So we can run 6 Pot of Duality this time now?

Except this is actually better most of the time.

:/

[Sander]

[quote name='Cursed Reaction' timestamp='1317152366' post='5543997']
So we can run 6 Pot of Duality this time now?

Except this is actually better most of the time.

:/
[/quote]

Ain't I a stinker? Any suggestions to make it, well, balanced?

[Blake]

No one would ever declare anything other than monster, due to setting up Leviair/not losing Spells/Traps.

I... Have no idea what to do for it, sadly O_o

Erm... Make it only one per turn?

[Sander]

[quote name='Yuzuru Otonashi' timestamp='1317152520' post='5544003']
No one would ever declare anything other than monster, due to setting up Leviair/not losing Spells/Traps.

Erm... Make it only one per turn?
[/quote]

[i]You can only activate 1 "Future's Triumph" per turn.[/i]

Way ahead of you there, bubba.

[.Rai]

It's really hard to balance this, simply because that any attempt at balancing would change the concept of the card completely.

You could try that either way, the card you draw/add is added during your next Standby Phase.

[Blake]

[quote name='Power Play' timestamp='1317152629' post='5544006']


[i]You can only activate 1 "Future's Triumph" per turn.[/i]

Way ahead of you there, bubba.
[/quote]
Whoops, completely missed that ^^;

Make it so you have to declare S/T?

[Sander]

[quote name='Cursed Reaction' timestamp='1317152643' post='5544007']
It's really hard to balance this, simply because that any attempt at balancing would change the concept of the card completely.

You could try that either way, the card you draw/add is added during your next Standby Phase.
[/quote]

[i]If it's not the type you declared: During your next Standby Phase / End Phase, return it to your Deck and draw 1 card.[/i]

Stuck between Standby Phase and End Phase, honestly.

[Althemia]

...You could just make it a Trap with the End Phase idea. Then it'd be a chainable PoD.

[.Rai]

[quote name='Alisa Illinichina Amiella' timestamp='1317152887' post='5544018']
...You could just make it a Trap with the End Phase idea. Then it'd be a chainable PoD.
[/quote]

Sounds slow-ish :/

I'd rather it be a Spell, for Summoner Monk etc.

And make it Standby Phase, not End Phase, so you can't abuse it with Effect Veiler, D.D. Crow, Maxx "C", Battle Fader, Gorz etc.

[Althemia]

[quote name='Cursed Reaction' timestamp='1317152972' post='5544021']

Sounds slow-ish :/

I'd rather it be a Spell, for Summoner Monk etc.

And make it Standby Phase, not End Phase, so you can't abuse it with Effect Veiler, D.D. Crow, Maxx "C", Battle Fader, Gorz etc.
[/quote]

Yet slowing it down would balance it, no?

[.Rai]

But that's unnecessarily slow and just a bit weird.

It would be a cool addition in stall if it were a Trap, but I'd rather the card actually be playable-ish in normal games, instead of as a Jar of Greed copy.

[Sander]

I'll keep the monster in the type revealing effect. Something just puts me off in not including it in there.

[i]Future's Triumph
Normal Spell Card
Banish the top card of your Deck face-down: Declare 1 card type (Monster, Spell, or Trap); Reveal the card banished by "Future's Triumph". If it's the type you declared: Add it to your hand. If it's not the type you declared: It remains banished face-down until your next Standby Phase. Then, return it to your Deck and draw 1 card. You can only activate 1 "Future's Triumph" per turn.[/i]

So if you get the wrong type of a card you declared (especially if you didn't declare monster), you may not be able to use cards like Leviar on the same turn when you activated Future's Triump. Don't know if that would change anything, but I actually like that fix.

[Sander]

Bump.

[Ieyasu Tokugawa]

Don't see why it was compared to duality. It's pretty much a once per turn Upstart Goblin with no Life Point gain and isn't actually a draw. Plus if you call it wrong you can't do much with a facedown banished card.

[Sander]

[quote name='Miror B.' timestamp='1317236673' post='5546013']
Don't see why it was compared to duality. It's pretty much a once per turn Upstart Goblin with no Life Point gain and isn't actually a draw. Plus if you call it wrong you can't do much with a facedown banished card.
[/quote]

Because the first version of the card either gave you the crad banished if you declared the correct type, or shuffled the card back into your Deck and gave you a draw.

[Ieyasu Tokugawa]

So it was still an Upstart just with a possible deck shuffle :/

Though yeah slowing it down a small bit if incorrect was probably a good move anyway.

[.Rai]

[quote name='Miror B.' timestamp='1317237731' post='5546041']
So it was still an Upstart just with a possible deck shuffle :/

Though yeah slowing it down a small bit if incorrect was probably a good move anyway.
[/quote]

An Upstart allowing you to basically filter what you draw.

[Ieyasu Tokugawa]

[quote name='Cursed Reaction' timestamp='1317237808' post='5546042']

An Upstart allowing you to basically filter what you draw.
[/quote]
How? It's a random guess and if you get it wrong you just try to draw something else. You could call monster and then reveal a monster you really can't use at the time. Imagine calling monster only to reveal Glow-Up with this.

[.Rai]

[quote name='Miror B.' timestamp='1317238081' post='5546047']
How? It's a random guess and if you get it wrong you just try to draw something else. You could call monster and then reveal a monster you really can't use at the time. Imagine calling monster only to reveal Glow-Up with this.
[/quote]

Declare Monster = Double your chance of getting a monster.
Declare Spell = Double your chance of getting a spell.
Declare Trap = Double your chance of getting a trap.
It's not completely doubled, but even so, there is a substantial increase of chance here. Control your draws more, and generally better than Upstart.

There's no real purpose in being able to thin your deck even more in an FTK deck. Because it's an FTK.