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Trapp'in the Box EARTH/Fiend/Effect/Tuner/Level 3 1500/200 (Quick Effect): You can banish this card from your GY, then send 1 Normal Trap with only 1 effect and without an activation condition from your Deck to the GY; this effect becomes that Trap's effect when that card is activated. For the rest of the turn after this effect resolves, you cannot activate Trap Cards that were Set this turn. You can only use the effect of "Trapp'in the Box" once per turn. Written for now but imagine a variant of a mimic box or treasure chest. I bet I can find a picture for it relatively easily. I made the effect with the card Disappear in mind, which nowadays is almost inferior to D.D. Crow, except for niche uses vs. Mystic Mine or grabbing it with Lilith. Regardless, this card intended to bring some life to such kind of Traps. Another decent Trap to use is Compulsory Evacuation Device. Note that it should also be able to copy effects with "and if you do", "then", etc. as those are still grouped in a single effect. This is more clear in OCG which numbers the effects, but on TCG it may be misleading or non-intuitive. Thus, that means Traps like Ring of Destruction should also be copiable, although IDK if in its case the "During the opponent's turn" is considered a condition as it's not the same as the Trap Hole's "When a monster is Summoned" conditions. Anyway, tried to give the card plenty of support. EARTH/Fiend/Tuner/Level 3 and 1500/200 makes it a target for TGU, Cherubini, Needlefiber, and the Charmer familiars. Thoughts?

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Stella couldn't help but pout as Kelsey poked fun at her enthusiasm on the pens, saying, "it's important to always have a good idea what all of your resources are. But," the girl looked away sheepishly and said, "we can also stop by a candy shop on the way back." To punctuate it, the girl gave the supplies she was holding to Kelsey before beginning to look more in the shop. Her spree was cut short, however, as another girl had run up and started to rant about how amazing it was that there was paper here. As Vivian also seemed to be in awe, Stella walked up to the two and cleared her throat. "Well, you see ever since the age of space exploration began paper has been of a difficult resource to come across. In fact, from what I've read, tablets were already on the upswing and paper itself was just being seen as a relic and was slowly getting phased out. Of course, this didn't last long and people started to realize how important paper was. Studies show that people retain more knowledge writing down something on paper then just typing it into a tablet. And even more so there's a practicality part of it to explorers and businesses and the like. After all, tablets don't really work that well in planets with limited to no readily available electricity and - well, in fact, I think it was a case of where a few people got into a ship crash and got stranded for weeks on end that they realized the importance of - " as Stella continued to rant about this topic she realized that she was starting to get off topic and simply cleared her throat again, clearly flustered by this. "Well, um, anyhow. Getting a steady supply of paper has always been an issue but in the past century there's been movements to reinstate and standardize the use of paper again. People have thought up of all kinds of solutions but the most successful one that has just started to come into being in the past two decades is the creation of paper tree farm space colonies." Looking to the others, the girls she said, "giant artificial green house stations that grow trees for the express purpose of having them turned to paper." Gesturing around, the girl said, "this is the closest we've gotten to reinstating paper into the standardized universe and Clips here has been very vocal about their support of spreading paper across the universe. And they sell it for cheap too!" With a stern and passionate look Stella waved her finger saying, "so it's doubly important that we buy from here to show our support for the cause as well!" Walking closer to the rather strange girl who had brought this up, Stella seemed much calmer as she said, "oh and um, yes using it like a stylus on a tablet to write with is generally correct. You'll want to make sure to account for how much more force you'll need when you need to press down on the paper, as it won't just slide around with ease like it would on a tablet. As with all things it might not come out correctly on your first try, but keep trying and I'm sure you'll understand how wonderful it is to write on paper too."

I'm sorry, Crepe-san.

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