the wiki said Raigeki is "Thunder Bolt" but the translator awkwardly said "Defeat Play"

|Raisemai|???|????|Spell Card|Spell|||||Return 2 banished monsters to your Graveyard. Destroy all cards in 1 of your opponent's Columns.|

This may need a nerf just in case.

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columns is weird

shouldn't draw for destruction, hitting 2 cards and then drawing from it is just plain op'd.

true enough and i just basically borrow an idea of the column effect from the trap card in tcg. it can destroy either 1-2 cards but it pretty much set a limit as well. so in result it's +0-1

but that trap doesn't give you a draw for an easy +2

no i know but I meant the column thing xD

|Raisemai|???|????|Spell Card|Spell|||||Return 2 banished monsters to your Graveyard. Destroy all cards in 1 of your opponent's Card Columns.|

or

|Raisemai|???|????|Spell Card|Spell|||||Return 2 banished monsters to your Graveyard. Destroy 1 Monster on the opponent's side of the field and 1 Spell/Trap Card in the Card Zone below it.|

or like

|Raisemai|???|????|Spell Card|Spell|||||Return 2 banished monsters to your Graveyard. Destroy all cards in 1 of your opponent's Columns.|


Either way they are all nice definitions I just thought these ones might work better.


Column Manipulation/Destruction is kind of a nice idea.

I read, Storm shooter and blasting fuse it just said column except this spell allow you to choose a column of your opponent's (well even an emptied one but who would be stupid to choose an emptied one heh) comepare to Storm Shooter and blasting fuse. this is more of a linear "lightning bolt" if you will.

It is much better now than where it started, i like the idea of not losing cards.

Now i think of it, would shuffling 2 banished monster in your deck would be suitable? and that wait it would take more effort for Zombie to get those banished monsters back to the grave to banish them again and Inter dimensional? just had a thought come across to my mind.

Most decktypes can turn cons into pros depending on what constitutes a cost from it. Cards that use the Graveyard as an emergency deck lose power from having to push cards back into the deck, while most other decks can benefit from the re-use of cards they lost.