Ritual Cage ...
 
Another piece of ritual support. Better than yesterdays ... that's for sure. And it a pretty excellent effect. Bringing out ritual monsters is just a bunch of hard work, so it sucks to have all that hard work blow up in your face by 1 stupid move your opponent has handy. The ritual cage affords your hard earned beast a good measure of protection. Immunity to monster effects. Not all of them, just anything that targets your monster (Brionic, etc.) or destroys (Black Rose, etc.) One of the ritual fiends that u can use will protect your ritual monster from traps as well, so if u can get both things going, u are gonna have a tough nut to crack on your side of the field. 
 
However - as discussed yesterday - the major flaw with the Ritual design is simply the amount of resources required to get the deck functional. The Cage is great if and when u already have a ritual monster on the field. But there are so many other things u need room in your deck for, that u will be hating Ritual Cage 8 out of 10 times that u draw it.
 
The deck is slow enough already ... and this doesn't help speed it up any.
 
Traditional: 2/5
Advanced: 2.5/5
 
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Ritual Cage:

Oh jeez... rituals DO NOT need continuous spell cards with mediocre effects, when will the card designers realize this? This card would almost be worth it if it offered protection from being targeted by spells as well. Then you could combine this with Djinn Disserere of Rituals to create an almost unstoppable Ritual Monster. But no. Ritual Summoning already takes at least 2 cards from your hand (on a perfect day with your graveyard loaded with Djinn monsters) so their support cards need to have some awesome effects to make them worth running. Ritual support cards need to get rid of your opponent's cards on the field, or do something to offset the heavy cost of the ritual summon (no, yesterdays card doesn't count, as you can only use it on ONE monster, ONCE per turn, which makes it at best, an even trade for playing the spell in the first place. So you essentially recoup nothing.) Relinquished is the only Ritual Monster I would really want to use with this card, and even still I couldn't find space in the deck for this junk. I'd rather fill that slot with Solemn Judgment or the like.

Traditional: 1.0 (I would love to encounter a ritual deck in this format. hope it's an ftk...)
Advanced: 1.5

Ritual Cage
Today's card has a misleading name. You'd think "Ritual Cage" would involve cutting off a Ritual from the rest of the field, but it actually makes it invincible and still able to attack. Yeah. Anyway, Ritual Cage is one of the best cards you can put into a Ritual deck. The first effect, preventing battle damage, really won't do anything, because even if your big Ritual gets killed in battle, you won't be taking much damage.

However, the amazing part of the effect is that no effect monsters can target or destroy your Ritual monsters. That means Gale can't slice them and something like Black Rose Dragon can't blow them up. Combine this with a card that will protect them from spells and traps (I think it exists, I just don't remember the name) and you have an invincible Ritual monster-- that means you pretty much win.

4/5
Art: Lame
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Tomorrow: More like a ritual for another theme.

Tuesday- Ritual Cage
 
This is a very bad card. There are only a small subset of Ritual Monsters that are playable. Most of them rarely take battle damage or have a special effect (such as Relinquished). A monster like Relinquished, if taking battle damage, will probably generate card advantage by equipping the monster regardless.
 
The way the current metagame is structured, your ritual monsters have far more to fear from targetted spells and trap cards than effect monsters. This creates a situational continuous spell card that really does nothing for your ritual strategy. Pick a better alternative, in my opinion.
 
T- 1/5
A- 1/5