In Konami's PR statement on the card, they praised it's 1600 ATK as a way to avoid wasting removal on weaker monsters.  That's how you know it's bad!
 
I originally thought the card equipped one Noble Arms from your graveyard to a monster you control, and in that context, it would've been cool.  But all it really allows you to do is move an Equip from one monster you control to another, which isn't impressive.  It's a waste of a Normal Summon!  Just use Last Chapter and actually get the equip card from the graveyard.  It dumps an Equip Spell from the deck to the grave, on summon, which may be useful, but that's not enough to justify this card in a summon-tight deck where you need to use your summon on better cards like Merlin, Borz or Medraut.  Since it's a Noble Knight, it does have glib combo potential, inherently, but at the same time, there are plenty better NK monsters you should be using.
 
1.5/5

Hello Pojo Fans,
 
Noble Knights return to CoTD with a new Warrior to add to their lineup: Noble Knight Bedwyr. Good stats, Warrior-type, Light-attribute fit with the archetype and enormous amount of warrior and “Noble” support.
 
When Bedwyr is Normal or Special Summoned you can send a “Noble Arms” equip spell to the grave from your deck. A Foolish Burial for an equip card usually wouldn't be the best thing, but this is a direct way to get to an equip spell, as all “Noble Arms” equip cards have ways to get back to their owner once hitting the graveyard, and Bedwyr is one of those options. Once while Bedwyr is face-up on the field you can, during either players turn, equip a “Noble Arms” equip from your graveyard to an appropriate monster. Bedwyr's equip from the grave is a Quick effect, expanding the timing you could activate this effect. Activate during your turn to add some ATK power to one of your Warriors, or during your opponents turn to raise a Warrior's ATK over an attacking monster.
 
Four of the possible six “Noble Arms” equip spells boost ATK power, giving a weaker “Noble Knight” monster a better chance at survival. Noble Arms of Destiny prevents a Warrior from being destroyed once per turn. All “Noble Arms” (except Celestial Sword Eatos) can return from the graveyard to the field and requip if destroyed while on the field.
 
Bedwyr is a useful card for its archetype. One copy at least in the deck.
 
Advanced-3/5
Art-4/5