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Trading Card Game Tips from fans
March 2007
March/07/2007
A secret power; Raigeki Break - Xardion
Konnichiwa...This is Xardion...
This is my first tip, so there may be an
inconsistency here and there. But mind it not.
This is about an old classic trap card,
Raigeki Break.
Raigeki Break
Discard 1 card from your hand. Destroy 1 card on
the field
Sounds unremarkable, but that couldn't be
further from the truth. For starters, this
allows a duelist to destroy one card, period.
Meaning it could be a monster, magic, or trap
card that may have been set that turn. Drop a
card. Bam! It's gone. A face-down you don't want
to worry about? Bam! A trap card that's waiting
to do you some damage? Bam! Swords of Revealing
light stopping you from finishing your foe? Bam!
And it's chainable, a plus for many duelists.
Now granted, there are other cards that can do
this without the card cost. Nobleman of
Crossout, Exile Force, Mystical
Space Typhoon, etc. But it’s the part of
card discardment that you want to focus on.
Dark World monsters will have a field day
with this. Destroy a set card and summon a
monster all in one shot. Also, I found that
E-Heroes benefit from this card too. To use
Miracle Fusion to it full, it would be good
to dump those E-Heroes that you don't need for
Miracle Fusion later. Or better yet, use it to
dump of E-Hero Necroshade for its special
effect so you can summon a Neos or a
Bladedge right off. Or, for a Neos type
deck, blast a card while discarding Neos, then
use Oversoul to resurrect the very Neos
you discarded.
Of course, there are always the little things.
Just in case you don't have anything
gamebreaking to dump off, you still get to
destroy a set or summoned card. Example:
Mobius the Frost Monarch comes up, destroys
your Raigeki Break, you chain and destroy Mobius
(or any of the other Monarchs for that matter).
Unless they summon it back with Call of the
Haunted or Premature Burial, that's
pretty much it. Or let’s say they want to bring
something back from the grave with those cards.
Raigeki Break eliminated them before it happens.
Or, they have a powerful monster on the field
and they use Heavy Storm to clear away any
resistance. Raigeki Break pulls it down with
him.
There are other uses for this trap, but for now,
I'll leave it to your imagination as to how this
card can be used. Bottom line, this is a good
card if you need to dump something off to the
graveyard and bring back later. This is quite a
versatile little trap and in the right deck, can
be a great asset. Anyway, I like it.
Sayonrara...for now...
nightangel_55_2000@yahoo.com
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