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[Arctic55]

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[Kirika Akatsuki]

Miner: Generic +1. Gets counters when a S.W. TRILOGY:0 is destroyed. Lets you Normal Summon for 4 counters. Recycles S.W. TRILOGY:0 cards that are banished or in your Graveyard. So it has 3 effects. The first effect is rather problematic because it's not a restricted to the archetype or needs to meet a condition. It can be ran in other decks for a simple +1 and a low scale. The second effect seems too slow, since it requires monsters to be destroyed, and the archetype isn't based on destroying its own cards, so its only good late game. Third effect is underwhelming. It has too many effects.

 

Barbarian: Flips monsters face-down and makes you draw a card. Comparable to Tsukuyomi. It's a bit unbalanced, since its effect triggers off any type of summon, including Flip Summons, which lets it flip itself face-down, making it a better version of Des Lacooda. It's also a Level 2 Warrior, so Reinforced Truth can summon it on your opponent's turn, disrupt their plays and gain advantage. This can also be done with Call of the Haunted, Oasis of Dragon Souls, etc. Also, it's not OPT.

 

Swordwrath: Pierces, floats when destroyed by battle. It's alright. Boring, but alright.

 

Archidon: Comparable to Kozmo Sliprider. Except this one banishes instead of destroying. It also a better Breaker/Lyla. Needs some sort of drawback or cost. Abusable with Call of the Haunted, Oasis of Dragon Souls, etc. Lacks hard OPT.

 

Spearton: Mixed feelings. I feel like it's kinda balanced, but at the same time, it's not. It's similar to Caius the Shadow Monarch, except it only banishes monsters, and works off any summon. It should have some cost or restriction. It has the same problems as Barbarian and Archidon. Its it effect to float is pretty underpowered, compared to other existing archetypes.

 

No Man: ATK is too high. Level 6 effect monsters cap off at 2500. Only Infernal Incinerator has more (2800), and it's a bad card. Invulnerability to Traps is alright. It's second effect is like a combination of Infernoid Attondel and Perfromage Trapeze Magician. It needs to destroy a monster to let another monster make a second attack.

 

Enslaved Giant: It's better than Archidon and Spearton, but at the same time, it's worse than both. It can banish anything, but it has a cost, and it lets your opponent draw or gain Life Points. Its unaffected by Traps, which is fine, I guess. 3200 ATK is a bit high for its Level. Feels like overkill because you can only summon Enslaved Giant when you're in a winning position.

 

Shadowrath: No reason for it to be unaffected by both Spells and Traps, and not be able to be destroyed by battle. Being able to banish Level 6 or lower monsters let's it get over floaters or walls. It's just a easily summoned wall.

 

Albowtross: It's a worse Archidon with 2 extra effects. It's worse because it's Level 5.

 

Meric: Cannot be targeted by Spells? Traps? Monster effects? Attacks? It negates destruction, but needs you to flip a coin and call it right. It's underpowered.

 

Magikill: First effect is pretty pointless. Gives you tokens that you can't be Tributed, or be used for Fusion, Synchro, or Xyz Summons. Gains ATK for each Token and becomes a 4200 beater with 4 tokens. It's bad.

 

Fortify: By far the worst card. First, the "monster" effect belongs with the Pendulum effect. It's essentially an vanilla. It gains counters when you summon. Going by how it's worded, it would only gain 1 Counter if you Pendulum Summon multiple monsters. Then it requires 6 counters to use its effects, which are just horrible. They require a specific monster to be banished to summon another specific monster.

 

I would offer suggestions on how to fix them, but like I told you before, you really need to make this into a cohesive archetype. It's all over the place, and only 3 cards actually support it. Is there a reason for Barbarian, Swordwrath, Archidon, No Man, Shadowrath, Albowtross, and Magikill to be have S.W. TRILOGY:0 in their name? You could say the focus on banishing your opponent's cards, but only 4 do that. There really is nothing to tie them together.