Dark
Paladin |
I told you more Nekroz Monsters were coming, as
we shift to a Ritual. Nekroz of Sophia is a
Level 11, Light attributed, Spellcaster Monster,
with a grandiose 3600 attack and 3400 defense, so
she will be able to take out about everything.
Any Nekroz Ritual Magic card can Special Summon her,
as you should be familiar with by now. She's
tricky though, you have to use three Monsters you
control (so from the Field, and they must all be
different types. Additionally, she cannot be
Special Summoned in other ways, so if she gets to
Field, protect, and win quickly so she's not a big
waste of resources. The first effect here is
beautiful...by discarding this card and a Nekroz
Magic Card, your opponent isn't able to Special
Summon from the Extra Deck during this Phase...this
must be done only during either your or your
opponent's Main Phase 1. But, bigger than
that, when Ritual Summoned, you can remove from play
ALL other cards on the Field, and in both
Graveyards. That's rather crippling to your opponent
if they're playing about any Tier 1 Deck, isn't it?
That makes her a lot better mid to late game too of
course, and very likely (depending on the Hand of
your opponent) can win you a game with a 3600 direct
attack. If you use this effect, you can't
Normal Summon, Set, or even Special Summon during
that turn. So you can't swarm for the all but
guaranteed victory. The Summoning is a bit of
a hoop, and she works in Nekroz or her own
constructed build. But you get her out, she
can and should win you a game.
Rating: 4/5
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Baneful |
Requires 4 cards to summon, including 3 different
types of monsters. Doubtful that it's
banishing effect would even begin to compensate for
this, in addition to the fact that it wrecks your
graveyard too. Too costly and situational. The
discard effect of preventing the opponent from
Special Summoning would've been good if it didn't
require you to -2 yourself. A superfluous 3600
ATK doesn't make up for these problems. Oh,
and it comes with a summoning gag order as well at
the very end of it's effect. How lovely.
This card is garbage.
1/5
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Kingof
Lullaby |
Hello Pojo Fans,
Another Nekroz Ritual monster appears and it is one
that I've been axiously awaiting. Nekroz of Sophia
takes her name and armor from the effect monster
“Sophia, Goddess of Rebirth”.
Nekroz of Sophia is probably the hardest “Nekroz”
monster to summon, as you cannot summon her in any
way besides using 3 monsters with different Types.
She is the strongest of the “Nekroz” monsters, and
will lend support to any other Nekroz once in the
grave or in the hand.
Discarding her and a “Nekroz” spell to prevent Main
Phase 1 Special Summons from your opponent will stop
them from pressing forward. They will still be able
to Special Summon during Main Phase 2, but won't be
able to attack and will likely stop short from using
all their resources since their attack isn't there.
When Ritual Summoned, you have a choice to banish
all other cards on the field and in the graveyards
of both players. If you choose this, you cannot
summon, set, or Special Summon during the turn. This
means you already have to have the 3 monsters for
Sophia to be summoned with. Nekroz Decks typically
don't Special Summon during their opponents turn. If
you can pull this effect off you will have a clear
shot at your opponents LP and with a 3600ATK monster
none-the-less. If you don't intend to use this
effect, then you can Special Summon her easily by
swarming the field with monsters (not only Nekroz)
and then summon her with any “Nekroz” Ritual Spell.
Advanced-3/5- There's potential
Art-4/5
Until Next Time
KingofLullaby
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