Prophet of Twisted Betrayal [Surprisingly I always manage to find a picture... wow]

[Eddie McBean]

 

Prophet of Twisted Betrayal

Level 4 | DARK | Spellcaster | Effect

1400/0

When this card is summoned, you can have your opponent draw 2 cards; Special summon 1 DARK monster from your graveyard. When this card leaves the field, except by the efffect of a DARK monster; Your opponent gains 2000 LP. When this card is removed from play, you can have your opponent destroy 1 card you control; Special summon this card and 1 DARK monster from your graveyard.

 

So... I need to see how many people are gonna find the synergies that this is able to make with other cards... For example: Greed.

[Sander]

So... I need to see how many people are gonna find the synergies that this is able to make with other cards... For example: Greed.

 

The card gives your opponent 2000 LP. Greed does nothing.

 

Card is bad. You're letting your opponent draw 2 cards and having them gain 2000 LP, advancing them too much while gaining some random x DARK from your Graveyard. Yeah, why do that when we have sheet like Call of the Haunted etc?

[Eddie McBean]

for the exact reason of this card being bad is it good, because not only does it have negative effects that can be used for good, like Yu-Jo Friendship (whatever it is called), Escape and hell, even using this on a deck out deck, all you need is the ability to use it on its respective decks, you can use this on a Exodia deck and you can have pretty much a free Route For Escape queued up after it leaves the field... It's all about perspective tbh... (No, seriously, Exodia deck with this, played correctly and with synegy would be pretty deadly). And yes, I'm just trying to dig the points I thought were good in my own creation.

[Trebuchet MS]

The thing about making cards that synergize with certain advantage-reversing effects like Greed or Bad Reaction is that each one has their own specialized niche. This card tries to work itself into multiple advantage-reversing strategies, but since each strategy focuses on their own form of advantage, the other effects won't contribute and will just get in the way of this card's performance.

[Eddie McBean]

Meh, I tried at least, even if i failed at it...