F.A. Grand Prix Patrol (The Speed Trap To End All Speed Traps)

[Black D'Sceptyr]

Apparently, a little bird on here told me I knocked this card out of the park in Support an Archetype, so it's time for this crash-course-container to make its second debut in the Forum of Formula Athletes.

 

 

[spoiler=F.A. Grand Prix Patrol: Info]

Counter Trap Card

 

Lore: If a Spell/Trap or monster effect is activated, while there is a Field Spell on the field and you control an "F.A." monster: Negate the effects of all cards in that Chain, except for "F.A." cards, then if you control an "F.A." Field Spell and a Level 7 or higher "F.A." monster, shuffle those negated cards into the Deck. During the Main Phase, except the turn this card was sent to the GY: You can banish this card from your GY; add 1 of your banished "F.A." cards to the hand, except "F.A. Grand Prix Patrol". You can only activate 1 "F.A. Grand Prix Patrol" per turn.

 

 

 

 

You don't need to control the Field Spell, btw, and this is by design-your opponent may think themselves in the clear with simply an F.A. on board-UNTIL THE PONLICE MAKE THEIR ROUNDS

 

Of course, if you want this quasi-Tachyon Transmigration to actually do stuff to the cards it negates, you'll need both the Spell and a Level 7 or higher F.A. Should be simple enough. Oh, and it banish scoops to help with the stuff you've banished, so that's cool too-especially if you're in a Overheated situation. 

 

get it

 

Anyways, till the next card, reviews and revelry are like greenlights to dragsters-always welcome.

 

BD'S, signing off.

[Darj]

Damn, I like this one a lot. Negating an entire chain is so nastily good. It does need setup, and as Counter Trap it's inherently bad when going first, but that doesn't stop other flexible Counters like the Solemns, right? Not to mention this is searchable, plus the float effect comes to the rescue to make it a bit more live even if you are not going first or didn't open with this.

 

That, and the art is just so on-spot that I cannot not like it.