Djinn Prognosticator of Rituals
 
This is one of the newest of the Djinn monsters that are used to help out the Ritual deck. This little guy has 400 ATK and 300 DEF on a 3 star DARK Fiend. These stats are not nearly as impressive as those of the previous Djinns, and I have to say that they actually had stats to go along with their effects.
 
The effect is the standard Djinn effect, you can remove it from play for the Ritual Summon of a Ritual monster. It also gives a bonus effect to the monster that it ritual summons, giving it a Don Zaloog effect of discarding a card, but of your opponent's choice.
 
This card is easily the wrost of the Djinn monsters. The other 3 are far superior in terms of the effect they give as well as stats. If you REALLY want to run him go ahead, but it is just not worth it at all in my opinion.
 
Traditional-1/5
Advanced-1/5

Djinn Prognosticator of Rituals …
 
Another of the Ritual Fiends … This one is very meh … used for a ritual summon (and, like the others – can be removed from the graveyard from play, to do so), if that ritual monster inflicts battle damage, your opponent discards a card. This is an OK effect … but not super great. For one thing – god forbid u are up against Dark World – u will be screwed to make use of this. Even if u are NOT facing Dark World, your opponent will just set their spells and traps, so they don’t wind up having to discard anything valuable. Assuming u ritual summoned a monster with high ATK points … inflicting direct damage is a great enough bonus as it is … but chances are, aside from the turn that u ritual summon the monster, your opponent will not allow this and just continue to set DEF position monsters to protect their lifepoints, until they can come up with a solution. This means that u are NOT inflicting battle damage and NOT getting the effect from Djinn. Now had his effect been – “… every time u destroy an opponent’s monster and sent to the graveyard, your opponent discards a card …” – that would have been better.
But … nope.
 
Outside of his effect, he’s virtually useless. Terrible attack and defense. And even as a level 3 monster to be used for Ritual summoning, he’s not very good. The Releaser is level 3, and she’s the best of the bunch. Stick with her.
 
Traditional: 1.5/5
Advanced: 2/5
 
- FREEZA

Well, its fitting that today is a Djinn monster, with Garlandolf being Monday's review. Prognosticator is a decent monster out of the Djinn monsters but probably second to last when it comes to the order of which ones are good. Releaser of Rituals, then Cursenchanter take the first and second slots. Disserere is third, then Prognosticator and finally Presider. Prognosticator allows your ritual monster to basically have a Spirit Reaper ability causing the opponent to discard a card whenever the ritual monster inflicts damage. This isn't a bad effect however Releaser and Cursenchanter are the best Djinn monsters to use in your ritual decks, so if you are going to build a decent ritual deck, use Releaser and Cursenchanter.

Traditional: 1/5
Advanced: 1/5

Djinn Prognosticator of Rituals:

     Ok, I know I said I would give more Ritual support unfairly high scores, but not this guy.  This card just gets outdone by Djinn Releaser, the far superior level 3 Djinn card.  Releaser's effect and stats are infinitely better than Prognosticator's.  While adding a Don Zaloog type effect to a monster is nice, hand control just doesn't seem to matter as much as field control anymore.  This card is by no means unplayable, as most of the time you want to be dumping your Djinns to the graveyard anyway, and you can use multiple Djinns for the same Ritual monster to add multiple effects, provided its big enough.  But in a more competitive build, I don't think I could main deck this one.

Traditional:  1.5
Advanced:   2.0

Djinn Precognsnator of Rituals:

Not really that much to say about this guy. Level 3, so that hurts him compared to other djinns. His effect is meh. Basically the same as Airbellums. If you're running a ritual deck, you might want to run one of these guys, but not worth running any more than that.

Traditional: 1/5
Advanced: 1.5/5