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Well I own Reverse of Arcadia, and seeing as how when I used an AR code to get the God Cards (instead of waiting to download them on a specific date), I noticed, despite using the Illegal version artwork, they had the effect version effects. Slifer's effect was identical to it's Nightmare troubadour one, plus the whole normal summon can't be negated, card effects cannot be chained to the summon deal like the other two have. So I figured, Slifer was going to be released as an Effect version with this effect. as such, I decided to come up a Slifer Turbo deck. Have a look.

Main Deck: x40
Monsters: x20
Slifer the Sky Dragon x3
The Tricky x3
Level Eater x3
Destiny Hero - Defender x3
Quickdraw Synchron x3
Shield Wing x3
Dandylion x2

Spells: x7
Heavy Storm
Dark World Dealings x3
Swords of Reveiling Light
Pot of Avarice x2

Traps: x13
Light of Intervention x2
Appropriate x3
Dark Bribe x3
Call of the Huanted
Mirror Force
Seven Tools of the Bandit x3

as you can see, I'm using appropriate for my main draw power. Slifer is joked as being the executive producer because of a 4kids inside joke. So i figured, like an Executive, he's the boss. Light of intervention helps him decide which of my opponants monsters stay on the field and which don't (his effect of popping any monster with 2000 or less def my opponant normal summons or flip summons). Appropriate is pretty self explanitory, just like an Executive, he gets added benefits if his workers get them. Dark Bribe is like saying, you can't do this, so I'll increase your pay, and then appropriate says, because you make money, so do I. The main focus of the monster's is to get 3 tributes out as fast as possible while still leaving time to normal summon, using appropriate to make up for the lack of hand later. The deck treats my opponant as the employee, and myself as the Boss. It's an incredible Summon Lockdown with nice draw power.

I'm feeling pretty lazy seeing as I just got done working, but can you tell me what slifer supposedly does so that I don't have to look it up? ninja

This card can only be normal summoned by tributing three monsters (this card cannot be set). The normal summon of this card cannot be negated. Neither player can activate spell or traps when this card is Normal Summoned. If this card is special summoned, it is sent to the Graveyard during the endphase of the turn it was special summoned. This card cannot be targeted by the effects of Spells, Traps or Monster Effects. This card gains 1000 ATK and DEF for each card in the controller's hand. When your opponant Normal Summons or Flip Summons a monster with 2000 or less DEF, that card is automatically destroyed.

On the contrary, that simply means it destroys itself when you summon the majority of monsters in the game. It has nothing to benefit itself from a huge flaw.

What on Earth are you talking about? Slifer doesn't destroy itself with that effect.

lol I think you got it backwards. He destroys what they put on the field. biggrin

In Stardust Accelerator my friend and I built a Gadget deck with Slifer,

Gadgets + Ultimate Offering = Slifer with 6 cards in hand.

Stripped down to it's core, it was a simply anti-meta approach with Slifer included.

Looking at the way your deck is built, it doesn't seem like I can fully abuse Slifer's hand management effect. Instead, you focused it on getting three Tribute's out ASAP.

Appropriate + Dark Bribe isn't enough to maintain a healthy hand when your discarding cards like it's nobody's business.

So your slifer info comes from the DS game? or from real life?