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Chain Reactor Potion [Equip Spell] Once per turn, when the equipped monster's activated effect resolves: Destroy 1 card on the field, and then the equipped monster loses 500 ATK and DEF.

Figured I'd post the cardless images I've drawn so far just in case anyone wants to use them for cards of their own. Canyon Battleguard Sword Slasher Mass-Production Model Malice Doll of Despair Gemini Metal Elf Identity Theft! Hopping Vampires Toon Swordmistress this one of Hungry Burger and the Bistro Butcher I don't actually have a card in mind for, but feel free to use it for something. The Snake Hairstyles Dark Scorpion Motivator Time Lizard I'll try to remember to add any more images here as I go along

Not familiar enough with Witchcrafters but I can see this combines the effects of the Level 1~4 monsters and the substitute effect of the Cont. Spells. Looks solid, and more monsters to drop the bigger Witchcrafters from the Deck are welcomed. Scale 4 is kind of bad, but seems you shouldn't be Pendulum Summoning with this, anyway.

Rebel Reborn Trap Card Target 1 Level 4 or lower monster in your GY; Special Summon the targeted monster in Attack Position. It cannot be destroyed by battle this turn, also any battle damage you take involving the summoned monster this turn is dealt to your opponent instead. If you control no monsters you can activate this card from your hand.

Despite her best efforts, Marie was not at all able to avoid the attacks that were coming at her. Gritting her teeth as the stones pelted into her, Marie let out a yelp of pain as she was knocked down to the floor. Lying down there, tears began to form in her eyes as she felt a stinging sensation across her abdomen. This was different from other pain she had felt so far. It wasn't just the stinging that lingered and gradually faded, no. This seemed to continue to persist, throb, and came with it a burning sensation as it pressed against the ground. Marie couldn't really make sense of what was going on at the moment, however, she started to feel the familiar sensation of sand whipping around her, pelting into her. She didn't want to keep fighting Allie. She didn't want to keep getting hurt over and over again. She didn't want to be in this sandstorm. The sand was bothersome, annoying and she hated the feeling of sand constantly getting in her face. The pain was terrible, and her body was sending off every warning signal it could that told her she was in a bad state, and that keeping this up would only make things worse. And fighting Allie was nothing short of terrifying. The godslayer who seemed to be singlemindedly obsessed with fighting and killing others for reasons that Marie couldn't even begin to fathom. Deep down, she knew that she wanted to run away, get as far away as possible and never have to think of this monstrous person again. Yet, she couldn't as there was something even scarier to her. The thought that she would run, leaving her friends to keep fighting and die was unacceptable to her. The thought that she would just let Heatran or Moltres, or whatever legend this bully would find be killed by her was similarly unacceptable. And she certainly couldn't just let a bully get away with doing whatever they wanted to do. Coughing a bit, a warm and iron tasting sensation leaving her mouth as she did, the girl let out a small singsong tone from her mouth, replacing the sand with rain once more as she collapsed back onto the ground. Still conscious the girl tried to make sense of everything else that was going on, somewhat deaf to the rest of the battle at the moment, as she lied face down on the ground. . Nine figured that going back and bringing Skymin with them was the plan to go with. Though, he couldn't help but feel uneasy about the prospect, he wasn't sure that leaving them out in the grove was the best idea either. Looking at the legend, he said, "well, how about we just rest up in your grove for now and you can think about it? After all, I have no doubt that you, Skymin, would be able to beat any evil doer that would step foot on your grove. But, what if you end up switching back to the," Nine paused for a moment, trying to think of what adjective to use to describe their other form and "lamer" certainly wasn't the one he would go with. Settling on just a simple one, he said, "the other Shaymin. She doesn't really seem like she'd want to fight, or can really. So it doesn't really seem fair to her to leave that to her." Though Nine had said that, he hadn't the faintest idea how their switching worked. Though, he was certainly hopeful, for a number of reasons, that they would switch back.

I like this one. Not sure if it could even have a metagame impact, but opening with 3+ monsters with negation effects, and adding this to the mix sounds like an amusing thing to set up, although I guess it wouldn't be different to opening with a Solemn Trap, Impermanence or a hand trap. However, it can also assist with breaking boards when going second too. something most of those cards cannot do. Thus, IMO its edge relies on that is can be useful when going both first and second, provided there is a monster that can activate and resolve its effect. Heck, as pointed above, you can even equip it to an opponent's monster to discourage from activating its monster effect, or punishing it for doing so.

"monster's" as opposed to "monster". Anywho: I like it. Kind of like a Cursed Armaments, Darkworld Shackles, Ekibyo Drakmord or something of the sorts. Normally your opponent would feel inclined to activate the monster's effect; thus, you can destroy one of your opponent's cards, or perhaps even the equipped monster. OR equip it to one of yours to go for destruction. There are cards that have no "once per turn" clause of any sort like Snipe Hunter and Reptilianne Medusa just to give examples. Sure, it'll cost precious ATK, but it is well worth it for a bit of destruction.

Moving around the market, Ryia was excited to think of the group having fresh cooked meals on the road. It hadn't been that much time since she had left home and embarked on this quest presented by the councils and spirits, yet something about the home she had come from, and naturally the cooking that came along with it, had felt so distant from her. And so, while the thought was comforting and exciting to her, she was also presented with another problem. She hadn't really had the faintest idea of what to cook or to ask for, and likewise she hadn't really had any idea what to pick out. As such, Ryia had just gone on grabbing various vegetables and meats that she thought would work out from her untrained eye, as well as a pot and pan to cook the food in to begin with. Of course, the girl had also been sure to get some things that were more traditional for food necessary on the long road, but by the end of it all she started to feel a bit sorry for the mule, having picked up what might've been an excessive amount of food. With their trip done, Ryia looked to Keres, who seemed to present one of the meats on a stick that she had seen earlier. Looking at it, suddenly feeling a bit of hunger enter her system and with her eyes reflecting it, she looked back to Keres a bit embarassed as she realized how she must've looked. "Oh um, sure. Yes. Thank you." Grabbing it, the girl began nibble on it, not recognizing what kind of meat it actually was, but finding it delicious all the same. Smiling as she continued to eat at it, she looked to the water chosen asking, "um...did you also, uh, want one?" With that out of the way, the duo had eventually made their way with the mule through the city, looking for their fellow chosen. Eventually coming across the rest of them, they themselves having conveniently already found each other, she gave a small wave to them, a stick with only small remnants of meat being on it in her hand as well. Making her way over to them, she just said, "glad we were um, able to meet up with you all. Did you all um, get what you needed?"