Celtic Primordials and Sea Giant's Plot

[ClemsContent]

Continuing with Celtic Mythology cards, after the Primordial Gods had been born, the Seafoam Giants, who had been forgotten about in the sea, weren't very happy with the hierarchy. So they decided to cause a great tidal wave to wipe out the Primordial Gods. As Tethra, the goddess of the sea, had spawned the first Primordial God (Cercunnos), she felt a sense of duty to warn them about what was happening, and they had taken refuge in the high branches of the tree which had helped create them by the time the wave came. Two Primordials (Maponos and Teutates) returned fire from their vantage point (Maponos shattered the sky, and the shards fell on the giants). The surviving giants fled, and the Primordials continued to multiply.

Version II

Name - Plot From the Deep
Trap | Trap Type - Normal
Effect(s) - Flip all face-up WATER monsters on the field face-down; Destroy all face-up Level 7 or lower monsters on the field.

 

Name - Maponos
Level - 7 | Attribute - LIGHT| Monster Type - Fairy/Effect
ATK/DEF - 2400/2000
Effect(s) - During your Main Phase: You can Special Summon 1 Level 4 or lower Beast monster from your hand, in face-up Defense position. During your opponent's End Phase: you can return this card to your hand; flip all face-down monster cards on the field face-up (negate the effects of all monsters on the field until the end of the turn), and if you do, destroy all Level 5 or lower monsters on the field.

 

Name - Teutates
Level - 7 | Attribute - EARTH| Monster Type - Fairy/Effect
ATK/DEF - 2500/2000
Effect(s) - During your opponent's Battle Phase, if this card is in your hand: You can reveal this card to your opponent, and if you do, shuffle this card into your deck; Target and destroy 1 face-up Level 5 or lower monster on the field. When this card in your hand is shuffled back into your deck: Draw 1 card. You can only activate each effect of "Teutates" once per turn.

[Loleo]

Nice well balanced cards. fun fact "Darkness Approaches" is a spell that puts monsters facedown without changing battle positions, is that what you intended? For Teutates I would boost him by letting you draw a card after using his effect.

[ClemsContent]

I'd forgotten about Darkness Approaches. But yeah, the same sort of flip face-down mechanic without changing battle position.

What way would you word the effect to add in the draw clause after the effect resolves?

[Loleo]

11 hours ago, ClemsContent said:

I'd forgotten about Darkness Approaches. But yeah, the same sort of flip face-down mechanic without changing battle position.

What way would you word the effect to add in the draw clause after the effect resolves?

I think you fixed it already.