Okay, the sacred beasts. They are three very powerful monster cards, Raviel, hamond and Urai

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Some people might think that these cards are some of the best in the world but they are the sort of people who are 5 years old. Truth is, although these cards are powerfull they are difficult to use in a deck because of their complex summoning requirements.

Lets start with raviel. He has high attack and defence, 4000 to be exact. the problem is to summon him you  need to have three fiend type monsters on the field which is quite dificult in itself but then you have to preent it being destroyed by cards such as bottemless trap hole. Overall therefore, this is not a good card to put in your deck.

Next I am going to talk about Hamonn. Like raviel it has a large attack power of 4000 and quite a good effect. However, lie with raviel the main drawback is summoning it. to do this you must tribute 3 co ntinuous spell card which must be face up. This could be hard because it means your opponent could destroy the spells with their cards. This card is sometimes used in crystal beast deck but unless you are making one of those I would not suggest using this card.

Lastly there is Uria. He is a 0 attack monster who gains 1000 points for each continuous trap in your grave. to summon this card you must tribute 3 continuous traps. Like the other two sacred beasts this makes it very hard to summon. Therefore i would not recomend putting this card in your deck either.

In conclusion i would say that although the sacred beasts are good when on the field they are much too hard to get there to go into a deck.