So what if you made the Guzzlord card the same size as it is often depicted
In the case of this effect, we only use Host Only - Applies to the player controlling the card's lifepoints Opposing Player Cards - Applies to the opposing player's lifepoints All Cards - Applies to both player's life points
Everything from Scroll Rack to Sindbad to Call of the Wild to Future Sight are all amazing in a four-set of libraries where you have the top card revealed
You get a really viable team that attacks even safer when it has Menace, and if you run haymaker after haymaker, you get to increase the chance Shanid stays in play to keep the cards coming
In a game like Magic: The Gathering, which uses a mana system, this effect wouldn't be particularly weird since your opponent would still need to pay the spell's mana cost again to play it
[6] [7] Ritual Summoning condition[edit] Every Ritual Monster mentions one or more cards that can Ritual Summon the Ritual Monster in the first line of its card text
