Dark Simorgh style WIND support.

[L0SS]

Dark Simorgh is, and always has been, one of my favourite cards. I wanted to make a more compact, low level Simorgh-style card that may or may not have any relevance or use. Regardless, tell me what you think of it.

 

You can Banish 1 WIND monster from your hand; Special Summon this card from your hand or Graveyard. Once per turn; you can destroy 1 Set card on the field.

 

 

And Dark Simorgh -

While face-up on the field, this card is also WIND-Attribute. You can banish 1 DARK monster and 1 WIND monster from your Graveyard; Special Summon this card from your hand. You can banish 1 DARK monster and 1 WIND monster from your hand; Special Summon this card from your Graveyard. Your opponent cannot Set any cards on the field.

[Bleaknight]

That card is overpowered. Has easy summoning conditions given a WIND deck and no cost at all for a Set card destruction each turn, meaning a possible +1 each turn. With a cost it may be balanced.

[L0SS]

That card is overpowered. Has easy summoning conditions given a WIND deck and no cost at all for a Set card destruction each turn, meaning a possible +1 each turn. With a cost it may be balanced.

I see what you mean. What kind of price should you pay to destroy a set card? A discard cost maybe, or something more original. I'll think of a cost for it.

[Hepatitis Bee]

Love the artwork. Maybe you should make it so that the card can special summon itself from Banish by returning 1 face-up WIND monster you control to the hand then add an effect to send it to the bottom of the deck when its removed from the field.

[L0SS]

Love the artwork. Maybe you should make it so that the card can special summon itself from Banish by returning 1 face-up WIND monster you control to the hand then add an effect to send it to the bottom of the deck when its removed from the field.

Special Summoning itself form the banish zone is probably a little bit limited. I see your idea, in terms of Dark Simorgh's effect, but I wanted it to be flexible and with an easy playability.

 

I'm not sure about adding it to the bottom of your deck, but shuffling it in as a cost to destroy a set card may work, as well as making it playable enough to actually be worth using. Thanks for the feedback.