Ordeal Of the Unlucky

[EndUser]

Equip Spell Card

 

Special Summon 1 monster from your opponent's Graveyard to your side of the field, then equip it with this card. It is unaffected by your opponent's card effects, but its effects are negated until the end of this turn. This effect cannot be negated. When this card would leave the field, you can banish the top card of your Deck instead.

 

Not bad for a wall monster with potentially very good effects. Since it's an opponent's monster, it's not like you have total control of when and how to use this card, compared to Special Summoning a monster of your own.

 

 

Too OP? Better than it looks like? I thought of adding it here, just in case.

[Darj]

It is much stronger than it looks IMO. Even if you have no control over the opponent's graveyard, if you pick something strong that then will gain immunity to your opponent's effects, get its effects back in the next turn, and attempting to remove the Equip Spell won't work, then your opponent will be left on a really tough position. Even something like a Blue-Eyes White Dragon seems scary under these conditions, now think of a monster with a good effect(s) or/and has higher ATK.

 

Not sure of how much you want to water it down or if you are interested in making it realistic, but I would definitely start with removing the protection on the Equip Spell so the opponent can at least fall back on Spell/Trap removal to get rid of the threat.

[EndUser]

To be honest, I was generally kinda joking about thinking whether it's OP or not.

 

It's that Equip Spells have been underestimated vastly, so I had the inspiration to make something to "cheer them up". So basically, the idea is to not base it on me, but to the opponent. Also, a way to protect them (both the Spell and the monster). However, instead of keeping it low, I went YOLO and voila; that's what I ended up with.

It would be better if the protection was not that great and there was a limitation what to Special Summon.