synro support cards

[syncroking]

these are 3 cards i just made and want to see if they are fair

this is the best one

[drcrisis]

I like the cards, a lot. But, I think they're those cards you see in a pack and you just go "Ehhhhhh" at,

Nobody uses Malefic enough to need to use that trap.

That future tuning takes too long to activate for most decks (Which if you lowered it to 4 counters required and it summons a level 7 or lower, it would be good).

The Majestic Calling is also a bit useless, and the grammar makes it hard to understand. Most of the time your tuner monsters are going to be banished or in the grave, not used by Majestic Calling. It takes up space that can be used to get your Majestic Dragon faster. If it made it so that you would banish a tuner from your grave, it might have potential.

[syncroking]

the trap is one i will use as a personal card cause i have stardust as an ace of deck so that is to help me out

the field spell is hard to make cuase i just made it faster to summon majestic dragon with it but will be updated

and i will make it 4 counters to summon a syncro monster

thank you for your help

[newhat]

Future Tuning should probably consume itself for its effect, or else remove the Counters or something. It's very powerful even if it takes 4 rounds to work.

Star Rivalry needs to say "ignoring the Summoning conditions" if you want it to Summon the Stardust Dragon that you banished for MSD's Summon. This is because Synchro Monsters normally can't be revived from the Graveyard or Banished Zone if they weren't Synchro Summoned.

I assume Majestic Calling banishes the Tuner from your Graveyard? It's not bad. The wording's weird; the text should probably say

[quote&name="Majestic Calling"]Once per turn: You can banish 1 Tuner monster from your Graveyard; Special Summon 1 "Majestic Dragon" from your hand, Deck or Graveyard. If this face-up card would be destroyed by a card effect, you can banish the top 2 cards of your Deck instead.[/quote]

Note "by a card effect". It doesn't make sense to prevent it from being destroyed by the activation of another Field Spell, so you don't [i]need[/i] that text, but it's for clarity.