It’s more like an homage to Foolish Burial

Yeah but the theme is the same. And weaker. Lots of these cards were never really used in place of their evolved version.

Unless sending ice barrier I guess but still, the context of the card is def different. Can agree that its a retrain though, similar to the jar series they're not replacements for one another imo

Fled coming in lecturing youtubers - you right though

Sending a spell card to the graveyard isnt as powerful as sending a monster to the graveyard overall. I believe a stronger point to argue would be foolish burial goods isnt a retrain of foolish burial. Edit: i believe an actual retrain would be, "send 1 monster from deck to grave, but, you cant use effects of that monster until your next turn". This is a weaker retrain

I think it’s only a “downgrade” because it’s a hard once per turn. Not entirely sure though.

Yeah, Peaceful Burial is an actual downgrade - it's a trap, hopt and you can't use sent monster's effect

@@dabbingperson9236 that would be the sticking point, but it isnt like Lightray Grepher that is not only a side, but also a downgrade

A direct downgrade would be peaceful burial, a trap that lets send a monster but not activate its effect

@@crayons8693 and like everyone else, I forgot that one

Hell of a good thing for us Toon players to get kingdom back up.

As a Labryntj player its just a terraforming when i have one if my monster in my hand xD

Sometimes, being a Trap Card is better than being a Spell Card.

Pankratops

So basically Dino rabbit vanillas

Skull Servant

Gren maju da eiza

chaos sorcerer being common in IOC was obscene

I bet he's gonna write it as Korone soon to see who notices

​@@HazeEmry Ko'one*

I wonder what decks would benefit from Heavy Storm the best and possibly broken if it became legal once more. Runick comes to mind certainly.

@@jvsonic2468 It also would mean that you could use the usual nasty floodgates on your opponent's turn like TKBOO, Gozen Match etc. and then remove them on your own turn, which would be evil

@@nyecrozier8663 those and other floodgates like them are evil from the get-go anyway. Those need to be at least limited. Master Duel is already on it's way to do so as some of those cards are on their radar (in the Semi-Limit list)

@@nyecrozier8663 if a deck is playing floodgates, it means it can easily play under them as well.

Premature Burial got banned because of Hidden Armory being able to search it out. At that point, the TCG and OCG largely shared a ban list so the OCG at that time was in Synchro era so being able to repeatedly get back Synchro materials was pretty broken and these days, you can add Xyz and Link monsters to the mix. It's the nature of the card that makes it broken on top of a really strong effect (the fact it's an Equip Spell so it benefits from Equip Spell support, the fact it's effect only destroys the monster it's equipped to if the card is actually destroyed rather than just removed from the field and of course no hard once per turn which wasn't really a thing back then). Heavy Storm has the floodgate interactions. Being able to turn off your own floodgates while also being able to wipe your opponent's back-row for no real cost is pretty broken. Not to mention being able to trigger your own back-row floating effects.

lol oops

If Griffon was a Link-2 I'd shid and fard

Right the 3 card mill alone makes it kinda better imo. Because you still can foolish what you like and then on top of that get 3 more in grave. Seems better honestly

They both are, I just talked about the one which was better of the 2, which was Curious.

@@TheDuelLogs 100% see where you are coming from. Definitely fits the motto to mention both, as both have very similar effects.

I thought that was curious, too. I'll see myself out.

Lavalval shouldve been locked by fire as material 😭 Everyone abuse him and we fire duelist dont get to use him

There's literally one on-screen starting at 1:05, Elemental Hero Air Neos. Your comment is the time when it leaves the screen. What is this suggestion even?

@@kennyrichardson3842 It’s a joke. Specifically, about how Konami, with no official explanation, appears to be pretending like Air Neos never existed. It’s never been re-printed, and doesn’t appear in recent games like Master Duel. The joke, then is in pretending like it doesn’t exist and can’t be seen.

​@@kennyrichardson3842>he doesn't know

@@kennyrichardson3842 i have never heard of an elemental hero air neos, are you sure it exists?

@@Hempujonsito Clueless

Tuning. You can add any Synchron Tuner from your deck and mill the same number of cards from your deck as the level of the monster instead of just 1 card.

Yeah especially during Goat for Chaos builds.

Yeah that’s a big difference, prosperity is for decks that still need their extra deck and extravagance is for stuff like Elditch

People still used their extra deck with extravagance before prosperity was released banking on the idea that their important pieces wouldn’t be banished off of it similar to people using desires. Not a common practice because u can also just run desires but still

He did mention this at the end of explaining the pot cards

@@ryansanagustin6553 Using Extravagance like that was sort of restrictive on Extra Deck building. You'd need to run multiple copies of key cards to lower the chances of losing out on key cards. Extravagance is really good for Decks that don't need to summon from the Extra Deck since it could essentially be used as a draw engine. Desires is largely one of those cards that Decks need to run rather than one they want to run. A few exceptions exist like in Gren Maju Decks.

@@ShiningJudgment666 I agree with u wholeheartedly but that’s not really the point I’m trying to make. I’m just saying a sizeable amount of people have run extravagance while using their extra deck as part of their combo, but people would find it easier to use desires for draw if they need their extra since it’s less risky.

tell me you want to see sprights tech without telling me you wanna see sprights tech

XD

but as mentioned in the video, it's more of a tool nowadays to get RID of handtraps, rather than actual value cards like back in the good old days.

I can recommend a good level 4 for Duel Links. Alexandrite Dragon is a rather good beatstick but it lacks defense.

​@whissan5979 Yeah but it has no protection though

The Grinder Golem sequence is absolutely tiny compared to most sequences. It's also extremely powerful at setting up long sequences though.

Are there even 10 rank up spells?

Jinzo was game-defining back in the day.