Monster Recovery
Rating: 2.2/5

 
 

Type: Magic
Attribute: Quick-Play
Effect:  Select 1 of your own monsters on your side of the field and combine it with your Deck. At the same time, combine your hand and deck together and shuffle the deck. Draw the same number of cards that were in your hand from the shuffled deck.
 
 
 

Tyloki

This card can be a great counter, and its really nice to get a new hand without having to discard. But, shuffling a monster from the field can be a fairly high price. This card would be better if it had you draw a set number of cards instead of the same number that you discarded. For the most part, you don't want to shuffle in your and just for the chance that you'll get the card you want.

Rating: 2/5

tbones9119
 
Interesting card.  It has it's uses, though.  It can get you a new hand, save a monster from Dark Hole, or from dying by a Limiter Removal, or another magic card that could be a pain.  However, it has a couple drawbacks.  First and foremost, you have to have a monster on the field to use it.  That alone makes it a lot less useful.  Also, if you don't have any cards in your hand, it doesn't help a whole lot.  Or if you have a couple cards you really want to keep, it may do more harm than good.  It's really not that great of a card.  It's a little annoying, but I just don't think it's strong enough to really be tournament playable.
 

Rating: 2.1/5

Gobboboy

This is a rather interesting card.  The fact that it gives you a totally new hand is pretty nice, especially since Card Destruction is now restricted to one.  The only downside I don't like is the returning monster to your deck effect, but even that can be good if you want to reuse flip effects.  Overall, I think it would work well in a theme deck or if you combo it with a future card.

Total rating: 2.5

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