Here’s how the Bystial Engine works.
Bystials are an archetype of Dragon monsters based around banishing a LIGHT or DARK monster from either player's graveyard to Special Summon themselves to the field.
Usually, this effect is Spell Speed 1, but it becomes a Quick Effect while your opponent controls a monster.
This lets the Bystials interact with the opponent's graveyard in a very similar way to D.D. Crow .
Each Bystial also comes with its own beneficial effect, either when on field or in the graveyard.
Saronir (Saron-ir) ( Bystial Saronir ) is a foolish for Branded Spells, Traps and Bystial monsters.
Druiswurm ( Bystial Druiswurm ) and Baldrake ( Bystial Baldrake ) are removal for your opponent’s monsters.
And Magnamhut ( Bystial Magnamhut ), the best of them all, lets you search for any Dragon ( Blue-Eyes White Dragon ) monster during the end phase after it’s Special Summoned.
But as well as the regular Bystial monsters, there’s also The Bystial monsters, these monsters aren’t D.D. Crows, but come with their own powerful effects with the most important one being The Bystial Lubellion .
Lubellion lets you search for any Bystial Monster and can also be used to place a Branded Continuous Spell or Trap to your field - This usually grabs a Branded Beast for removal or a Branded Regained for free advantage.
Bystials are currently seeing play for how effective they are at countering Tearlaments ( Tearlaments Kitkalos ), a strategy filled with DARK monsters that have graveyard effects to Fusion Summon that the Bystials can put a stop to.
As a result, the Bystials you play, and their ratios, are very dependent on how much you want to counter Tearlaments, and how well the Bystials synergize with your own deck.
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