Fury of the Desert

[Professor Tetsu]

Even in the harshest environment, life exists. When the environment is harsh, the creatures become powerful. This archetype is a series of creatures found deep in the deserts of the world. Waiting. Hunting. Finding its prey.

 

MONSTERS:

 

 

 

Effect: This monster cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. This monster can only be Special Summoned by the effect of "Desert Statue." Once per turn, during your opponent's turn, you can make this monster lose 500 DEF until the End Phase; you can change all monsters your opponent controls into face-up Attack Position then, if you do, they all must attack this monster. Destroy any monster that attacks this monster whose ATK is less than the DEF of "Desert Golem".

 

 

SPELLS:

 

Effect: All "Desert" monsters gain 300 ATK and DEF. If your opponent destroys a "Desert" monster by battle, Special Summon 1 "Scorpion Token" (EARTH/Insect-Type/LV1/ATK 100/DEF 100) in Defense Position. If a "Scorpion Token" is destroyed by battle, destroy the monster that it battled. If your opponent destroys a "Desert" monster you control by a card effect, you can add one "Desert" monster from your Deck to your hand with a Level equal to or less than the destroyed monster.

 

TRAPS:

 

There will always be more lurking within the ever-shifting sands of the desert. Just keep your eye out for more.

 

UPDATE 2/25/2015: Added Desert Golem, Desert Hyena, and Desert Viper.

[Number IV]

So, I'm gonna go head and assume that this is unfinished. Right now, all I have then is:

 

1) Add some more ATK. These are high level monsters and their effects aren't powerful enough to warrant attack that low. Their attack should be, at a min. at least 2200. You could also beef up their effects if you want them to have low attack and/or add an effect that lowers attack based on something that triggers said effect. Hope I wasn't confusing and good luck!

[Professor Tetsu]

Updated. Added in three new monsters. (Desert Hyena, Desert Golem, and Desert Viper)

 

I took what you said into consideration and added in a protection of sorts.