Monster Slots

[Thomas★Zero]

 

So an idea with Monster slots is that with its effect it allows you to draw a card and summon a monster with the same level as a Monster you control is that in a deck that uses a lot of monsters of the same Level (like 4 for the best example) this effectively can help set up for Link Summon plays or provide a card to help you win. It may not be a upstart but still a possible idea for a techy card in some decks.

[Premier Alexander Romanov]

Well, it's a +0 if it's a whiff, while if it works, it basically banishes a monster to get another one.

I might consider this in my Krawler Deck, but it only really works in Decks dedicated to one Level.

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Shame it causes Dark Desertapir to miss the timing. It'd still be sheet even if it didn't 'cos having to control a Level 2 monster is a big ask when Beasts already have Ayers Rock Sunrise.

[(GigaDrillBreaker)]

I can't say I ever really thought this was a good card, but if I ever end up picking up musketeers again, I'm totally gonna try this out. Provided it can actually banish something, this does a ton of work.

[Dragulas]

I ve always wanted to tech this card in lvl 4 decks (as you said best interactions), but despite how simple it sounds the set up of the card sometimes can backfire. Having 2 monsters on the locations isnt difficult but i really wish it only requires the banish part and controlling a monster as well 

[Guest BGMCANN0N]

I remember using this in pure Star Seraph along with Card_Advance since Star Seraph Sovereignty and Scale loved revolving around the top decks... Also, that banish also sometimes meant you could pull a Scepter back with Bujinki Amaterasu to extend plays... It was like it was made for Star Seraph.