OCG Help (new cards)

[DNovaKnight]

I was hoping that someone could help me with the OCG wording on these cards i'm making. I'm not gonna say what these cards are called because you won't take me seriously.

 

Card 1:

Whenever this card destroys a monster as a result of battle, your opponent must send to the graveyard a number of cards equal to half the level of the destroyed monster.

 

Card 2:

When this card destroys a monster as a result of battle, destroy all monsters with the same name in your opponents hand and Deck. Your opponent's Deck is then shuffled.

 

Card 3:

When your opponent draws a card, call the type. If you call it right, send that card to the Graveyard. If you call it wrong, your opponent may draw again. This effect can only be activated once per turn.

 

Card 4:

Once per turn you can choose 1 of the cards in your opponent's hand and guess it's type. If you are correct, send that card to the graveyard. If you are wrong, your opponent gains 400 life points.

 

PS: Instead of making a bunch of threads like this (cause down the line I might have another question), I'll just post all mine here.

[Umbra]

1: When this card destroys a monster by battle, your opponent must discard an amount of cards equal to the level of the destroyed monster / 2, rounded down.

 

2: When this card destroys a monster by battle, send all cards with the same name as the destroyed monster in your opponent's hand and Deck to the Graveyard. Shuffle your opponent's Deck.

 

3. When your opponent draws a card, except by this card's effect, call the Card Type. (Monster, Spell or Trap) If you called it right, send that card to the Graveyard. Else, your opponent draws 1 card.

 

4. Once per turn, select 1 card in your opponent's hand and call the Type. (Monster, Spell or Trap) If you called correctly, send the selected card to the Graveyard. If you called it wrong, increase your opponent's Life Points by 400.

[Cowboy Dan]

Dj Orsis (I think that is his name) hade a whole OCG thread in the realistic card section. But, here you go:

Card 1:

Each time this card destroys a monster in battle, your opponent must discard cards from their hand equal to half the level of the destroyed monster. If the destroyed monster's level is an odd number, your opponent discards 2 cards from their hand.

 

Card 2:

When this card destroys a monster in battle, your opponent sends, from their hand and Deck, monsters with the same name as the destroyed monster.

 

Card 3:

Each time your opponent draws a card, call what type of card it is. If you call it right, send that card to the Graveyard. If you call it wrong, your opponent can draw again. This effect can only be activated once per turn.

 

Card 4:

Once per turn, you can select 1 card in your opponent's hand and guess it's type. If you are correct, send that card to the Graveyard. If you are wrong, increase your opponent's Life Points by 400.

 

^At least that is the best I can do^

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Whoa, it took me such a long time to make this someone else already posted!

[DNovaKnight]

Thanks soo much Nitton.

 

And thanks for the link CamosityDude.

[DNovaKnight]

Okay, here's a new one. It's a field spell. It was originally ment to increase the ATK and DEF of all Divine attribute monsters, but since this is usually gonna be paired with one of my special continuos spells (one of which increases ATK by 300) I didn't think it was necessary for monsters with 2500 ATK to get an 800 point boost. So I'm changing it.

 

 

--Only 1 Continuos Spell may be active on your field at one time. Whenever this card would be destroyed by an effect, discard one card to keep this card on the field. This card is not affected by the effect of "Segment Change".

 

"Segment Cange"

-- Destroy all cards on the field. You may then select 1 Continuous spell from your deck and add it to your hand. Your deck is then suffled. Your opponent draws 2 cards.

 

Thanks in advance

[DNovaKnight]

*bump*

 

Can someone help - please. Is my OCG okay. I know you'll probably tell me to look in DJ Osiris's thread, but these are not regular run of the mill terms, so HELP.