Spell Accelerator *Diamond Dude esque*

[I Hate Snatch Steal]

 

Once per turn: you can banish 1 normal spell card from your graveyard that was sent to the graveyard this turn; this effect becomes that spell card's effect. During your Standby Phase, if this card is in your Graveyard: you can banish 1 "Magician" Pendulum monster from your extra deck or graveyard; special summon this card. You can only use this effect of "Spell Accelerator" once per turn.

 

I'm back to card making after a long break. Since I've been mostly out of the game since PRIO came out I might have missed something when I designed this card but if I did, enlighten me. Feel free to move this to what ever section it belongs if I'm totally off.

 

edit: I chose magician pendulums since I get the feeling they've already been forgotten

 

edit2: Removed quick-play spells from the effect and changed the cost to banishing the card

[Progenitor]

Soooooooo....you can basically use a spell 3 times, even if it is limited since it gets put back in your deck...maaaaaaaybe not. Make it banish the card from the grave, and this may be a bit me fair. Even DD doesn't let you use the spell it mills before you use DD'S eff

[Toffee.]

Control This
Activate something like D-Draw/etc
Draw 2/etc
This card's effect becomes the same as what you just used
Draw 2/etc without any cost/etc
???????
Profit

[Darj]

Yeah, card is too abusable and by playing around the activation conditions of Spells it can enable crazy combos. For instance, mill/discard Inferno Tempest, and then use it through this card's effect. That may be ridiculously situational, but once it works, chances are the game will be yours.

 

My suggestion is to also consider the activation costs and conditions of the copied spell. That way, in the case of Inferno Tempest, you would need to take the 3000+ battle damage from 1 attack to properly copy the effect.

[I Hate Snatch Steal]

Yeah, card is too abusable and by playing around the activation conditions of Spells it can enable crazy combos. For instance, mill/discard Inferno Tempest, and then use it through this card's effect. That may be ridiculously situational, but once it works, chances are the game will be yours.

 

My suggestion is to also consider the activation costs and conditions of the copied spell. That way, in the case of Inferno Tempest, you would need to take the 3000+ battle damage from 1 attack to properly copy the effect.

I forgot about inferno tempest... I'll probably remove the quick-play portion then. I'd like to keep the condition ignoring since that was a big part of the concept