"Raigeki Break" Rating Score by カディーン

A representative of the ancient Friche removal.
It was almost certainly used in his Good Stuff lineage decks, and was often used to fill the surplus slots in his category-focused decks.
At the beginning of its release, the weight of punch removal was high from the point of view of the ad, and attention was not focused on this card, which is a basic ad loss, but monsters like Damned will finish their work when they get priority. The value rises as it permeates. At the time, it was a card that could break the imperial order, and it was one that I couldn't let go of, partly due to its ability to withstand the main introduction.
In addition, since it was a model solution for how to deal with cards in the hand, the usage of adopting sharp cards and allocating them to the cost if they spoiled was sloppy, and the achievement that threw a stone into the construction theory of the time, which was strongly oriented toward stability, cannot be ignored.
Now, because the destruction resistance is so rampant, it's just a card that hinders development while discarding cards from the hand.
Performance itself is not bad at all. It's just that the weight of the text "destroy" has become much lighter than it was then.