Uria Lord of Searing Flames

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Talk about powerful cards, this card has the potential to be astronomical. But is it really worth it for playing in the trading card game?

Uria Lord of Searing Flames is summoned by sacrificing three trap cards. Three consecutive trap cards. Meaning you have to have them all present, and face up. This could potentially be far more dangerous that it would be beneficial to summon Uria Lord of Searing Flames. Uria gains attack power by counting the number of continuous trap cards in your graveyard and then give 1000 attack points for each one. What this means is that by summoning, you have a minimum of three consecutive trap cards to give a base 3000 attack power. Theoretically you could stack a lot of trap cards and create one of the highest attack powers imaginable. But it isn't very realistic to expect such a situation, nor is it very smart to pursue in a real duel.

Why? Because this monster is susceptible to several devastating attacks. For example, using Drilloid will reduce Uria Lord of Searing Flames to 0/0 and make it a little puppy destroyable by any low level monster. There are other ways that Uria can be defeated but that is just one. And it proves the point that just because Uria Lord of Searing Flames is summonable, and has a base 3000 attack points, it is not necessarily overly powerful. But then again, no monster is really impossible to defeat.

So despite the shortcomings that all monsters share, this one has the difficulty of a particularly awkward summon. If you need power cards, this one won't hurt. But you may not want to go out of your way unless you are an avid collector. However, it's better than having nothing but low level monsters to duel with.

Be careful when building a deck if you plan on using this monster. This one takes careful consideration and planning. If used correctly it can be strong, but the situations where it's appropriate to use may be few and far between.