Yemachu Posted January 23, 2015 Report Share Posted January 23, 2015 So I got to thinking: the original Sophia could use both sides of the field for materials. Gishki had a Ritual Spell that could do the same. Now imagine if Nekroz got 1 as well... Then you still must control 3 monsters with different types, if you intended to use it for this card's summon. Its current effect states that you must use monsters you control; normally you do not control a monster your opponent controls... A possible solution would be to first take control of an opponent's monster, after which you immediatly Ritual Summon. I doubt they will create such a card, but you never know. About the card itself: Seems gimmicky to me. "Nekroz" do make usage of various Types: Fairy ("Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands" and "Senju of the Thousand Hands"), Thunder ("Denkou Sekka"), Fiend ("Djinn Releaser of Rituals"), Warrior ("Schritt, Caster of the Nekroz", "Nekroz of Brionac", etc), Spellcaster ("Archmage of the Nekroz", "Nekroz of Valkyrus", etc) and Dragon ("Nekroz of Decisive Armor"). But getting and - more important - keeping them on the field can be quite hard. And even if you manage to do so, aren't you already in a favorable position. "Sephira" has more varied types as well as members that also belong to the "Nekroz" archtype. Yet, their effects appear to be all over the place, which might result in an inconsistent deck. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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