All for One

[Unlisted Member 117]

All for One
[Normal Spell]

Discard your entire hand; Special Summon 1 monster from your Deck whose Level is equal to number of cards you discarded.

Edited October 21, 2019 by BGMキャノン

[Summer Darj 292]

Dangers! and Fabled abuse aside, this looks surprisingly fair to me. If you want to drop a big monster, you will need to invest in draw/search power and dump it all. Maybe add a hard OPT to be safe so it isn't played as extra copies of One for One, assuming you run plenty of Spell/Traps to Set until you have just 1 card in hand. Although playing multiples in the same turn will be a challenge considering the first one will get rid of your hand.

Edited August 16, 2019 by A Crap Guide to CC

[TKk 2]

At first I thought this looked too strong (and if it was real, would probably get limited to 1), but this is nothing worse than something like Soul Charge (which didn't get forbidden for a long time). It needs the text "(min. 1)". I've never seen a card like this that doesn't have that clause.

[Unlisted Member 117]

51 minutes ago, TKk said:

At first I thought this looked too strong (and if it was real, would probably get limited to 1), but this is nothing worse than something like Soul Charge (which didn't get forbidden for a long time). It needs the text "(min. 1)". I've never seen a card like this that doesn't have that clause.

Yeah screw Soul Charge. Minusing hard is real way to play.

I get what your saying about min. 1, but there are currently no Main Deck monsters that have 0 Levels... So by default you couldn't use this card hand-less if you wanted to. And a few examples of cards  that do discard everything, yet don't have "(min. 1)" wording are Card Destruction, Beckoning of Light, and Elemental Training. Not sure why some have the wording and some don't (other than maybe some kind of notion of balance), but yeah it isn't consistent enough for me to be concerned at the moment.

Edited August 17, 2019 by BGMキャノン