I'm haunted by thoughts of a time when this was Limited [Call of the Haunted]

[Expelsword]

 

Revive all of your monsters that were destroyed, from your Graveyard, as Zombies.

 

 

This card does so much work in like, every deck. Can it really stay at 3?

[J-Max]

I always thought cards like Limit Reverse were designed to justify Call being at 1. Reborn is still much more dangerous though...

[Zauls]

Does it really do THAT much so that it deserves to be limited? It's only as good as the monsters it revives and said monsters are usually the issue.

 

Also @Title, it was also banned at one point. Ironically Reborn was @1 at the same time.

[Blake]

Stupidly good card. Not broken or anything, just really powerful. More and more things are appreciating it more nowadays.

 

Satellaknight, Hunder, Galaxy, Seraphs, Ghostrick, Artifacts and things that run them as an engine, etc. all appreciate it because they've been given cards to take advantage of it.

 

Most decks only use 2, anyways, so w/e

[Synchronized]

Being chain able and thus able to trigger effects like Sangan, Dandy, Trooper, etc. in response to an MST is one of the reasons I find it so damn good.

Sadly, so many people love to blind MST turn 1-2 and I always have this getting hit before I can do a damn thing with it.

I think it's fine where it is, but I wouldn't outright be shocked if it ended up going to 1.

[Bringerofcake]

COTH your golem, revive your tuner, make Scrap/Twin, pop the now-dead call and bounce/pop your opponent's field.

Go for game in the battle phase.

these are but two of call's many functions.

[Sleepy]

Back in the day OTKs weren't as common, even though still were possible, so Reborn wasn't blamed as much, but Call was a quicker version with the use of bait through Sangan/Jinzo. Premature was yet unsearchable, slower, and more costy than either of them so it was ironically the more balanced at some point. Look at it now....

 

The card is a very good generic revival card. I don't think it needs to be moved anywhere, there are alternatives for certain smaller pools of targets but also with some perks to make up for it. I like how this Trap-reviving business is going overall. 

 

Nowadays it won't quite give you a boss as much as it'll help an engine for the decks it's used in. As from what I've seen right now.

[Toffee.]

Satellaknight, Hunder, Galaxy, Seraphs, Ghostrick, Artifacts and things that run them as an engine, etc. all appreciate it because they've been given cards to take advantage of it.

Fire Kings are also pretty silly with this card, as well =D

[Jord200]

Reminds me of the time I found one of these old fossils under a tea in the park. Besides Scraps, anything else use this often? I haven't played much lately.

[the_engineer]

Besides Scraps, anything else use this often? I haven't played much lately.

If used during opponent's turn, it can trigger Artifact's effects, so it might see use in Artifacts  (I was thinking to run 2x of this in my deck but i had later decided to replace it with 2 Breakthrough Skills)

[Wildflame]

I'd say it's a staple at 2 in Artifacts. It becomes an extra Theosophy when you already have something in the grave.

[Lunar Origins]

Staple in most decks imo, it's that good

[CraneMonk]

My cranes love it.

[Zauls]

It is, to be fair, the best card in my Fistrix. Reviving Wolfbark/Myrmeleo is just amazing. Wolfbark is one of the best targets for this full stop. I still can't see it going to 1 at any point though.