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Silent Burning
- #DPRP-EN005
During the Battle Phase, if you control a "Silent Magician" monster, and have more cards in your hand than your opponent: Each player draws until they have 6 cards in their hand. This card's activation and effect cannot be negated. You can banish this card from your Graveyard; add 1 "Silent Magician" monster from your Deck to your hand.
Card Rating
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2
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 is Horrible.
3 is Average.
5 is the highest rating.
Date Reviewed: June 23, 2017
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Silent Burning
The name of Silent Magician’s attack being turned
into its own card is the only highlight of this
downright terrible spell. Silent Burning should
never be activated. Whether it’s justification for
running a new OTK or for hoping you draw better than
your opponent, the fact that this card can
potentially give the opponent six new cards is
enough to make one sick. The fact that you have to
use the draw effect only during the battle phase and
that you can only activate when you have more cards
than the opponent is the cherry on top of all the
awfulness.
The second effect is possible to use intelligently,
even if you don’t use the first effect. Foolish
Burial Goods becomes a search for Silent Magician,
but let’s get down to business. Is it really worth
running multiple spell cards just for the sole
function of searching for one monster? Is it worth
the potential dead draws? The answer is almost
always no. And the same is true here. Unless Silent
Magician becomes a fully useable and playable
archetype, Silent Burning should never be used in
any serious deck. And even then, I doubt there could
ever be room for it outside of an OTK, which is
already deplorable.
Advanced: 1/5
Future Potential: 1/5
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Warlockblitz
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Silent Burning could have been a good QuickPlay
Spell Card, but it's conditions for activation are
too difficult and the effect benefits the opponent.
So this can only be activated during the Battle
Phase, so automatically, you can't use any benefits
of this card during Main Phase 1 if activated during
your turn. You also have to control a Silent
Magician monster, but they don't all benefit from
this effect. Finally, you have to have more cards in
your hand than your opponent. All for the ability to
draw until 6 cards are in your hand total. Your
opponent will always draw more cards than you, and
only certain monsters will gain Atk. Not good.
The second effect is nice and simple allowing you to
search for a Silent Magician monster from the deck
to the hand by banishing Silent Burning from the
grave. There is no limit to how often nor is there a
waiting time from when it hits the grave to do the
search. In a pure Silence deck, it's a necessary
card, but only for the second effect.
Score: 2/5 Search effect is good.
Art: 1/5 Nothing to do with Burning or Silence and
too far away.
-WarlockBlitz
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Crunch$G |
We end this week off with a card built to work with
the Silent Magician monsters and those monsters
only, and that is Silent Burning.
Silent Burning is a quick-play spell, the best kind
of spell, that can only be used in the Battle Phase
if you control a Silent Magician monster and have
more cards in your hand than your opponent. Once you
activate this and meet the conditions, both players
draw until they have 6 in their hands. I get
restrictions, but the Battle Phase part might not be
necessary and having to only use this when your
opponent has less cards in the hand kinda sucks, but
oh well. This card's activation cannot be negated.
It is always nice when you activate a card and you
know quite well that it will go through. You can
banish this card from the grave to search for a
Silent Magician monster. This effect is what
inspired me to mix Lightsworns with the Silent
Magician and Silent Swordsman cards. Milling Silent
Burning and Silent Sword is nice, as you can use
them to search for Silent Magician and Silent
Swordsman.
The restrictions on this card's activation to draw
kinda sucks, but I guess they wanted to prevent this
from being too broken. The search effect in the
grave is nice and helps this card's score quite
well.
Advanced Rating: 3/5 |
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