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							Obelisk the Tormentor- #JUMP-EN037
 Requires 3 Tributes to Normal Summon (cannot be Normal Set). This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated. Cannot be targeted by Spells, Traps, or card effects. During the End Phase, if this card was Special Summoned: Send it to the Graveyard. You can Tribute 2 monsters; destroy all monsters your opponent controls. This card cannot declare an attack the turn this effect is activated.
 
							Card RatingsTraditional: 2.63
 Advanced: 3.63
 
							Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale 
							1 being the worst. 
							3 is average. 
							5 is the highest rating.
 
 Date Reviewed - Nov. 5, 2013
 
							
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                          |  Dark
 Paladin
 | Tuesday 
 After seeing today, you probably know what's coming 
							the next two days.  Obelisk the Tormentor actually 
							works pretty similarly to how he did on the cartoon, 
							the most notable difference being that the on the 
							show, any summon of a God card was a Special Summon. 
							 If you're someone who likes to play cards like Rank 
							10 XYZ Monsters, Obelisk could be a good Deck choice 
							for you.  4000 attack is worthwhile, even for three 
							tributes, and he has a wide arsenal of effects.  His 
							Normal Summon cannot be negated, and when done, 
							cards and effects cannot be activated.  It does go 
							to the Graveyard at the End Phase if Special 
							Summoned, but maybe you won that turn, so it's not a 
							big deal.  He can't be targeted by Magic, Trap, or 
							Monster effects, which is good.  Not that we only 
							have cards to destroy that target, but protection is 
							good.  Also, you can Tribute two Monsters you 
							control to destroy all Monsters your opponent 
							controls.  Obelisk can't attack, but it could be a 
							good finishing move...unless you only had three 
							Monsters, than you have a clear Field and no way to 
							attack.  Just make sure you DO have something to 
							attack with after, and a way to deal with the back 
							row, and you win.
 
 Ratings:
 
 Traditional:  2/5  Obelisk is the best of the three, 
							but they're all hard to use here.
 Advanced:   3.5/5
 Art:  5/5
 
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                          |  John Rocha
 | For the next three days, we will be reviewing the 
							“God Cards”. First up is Obelisk The Tormentor. All 
							of the God cards were created with the ability to be 
							summoned without interference from your opponent. 
							Cards like Solemn Judgment and Warning, Bottomless 
							Trap Hole and Trap Hole, and Torrential Tribute can 
							not be activated. The only requirement is to have 
							three monsters on the field to tribute in order to 
							tribute summon it.
 Along with an imposing 4000 attack, Obelisk has an 
							added protection of not being able to be targeted by 
							cards or effects. That means cards like Big-Eye, 
							Dracossack, Compulsory, and Dimensional Prison are 
							all useless against it. That does not leave your 
							opponent with many options. One will have to resort 
							to cards like Dark Hole, Mirror Force, Catastor, 
							D.D. Warrior Lady, Spellbook of Fate, and Black Rose 
							Dragon to get rid of Obelisk the Tormentor.
 
 Because of the difficulty in summoning the God 
							Cards, you will not see Obelisk the Tormentor in too 
							many decks. Probably the best fit for Obelisk would 
							be in a Frog/Water deck because of its ability to 
							special summon monsters easily. Another deck type 
							that would be a good fit is one that can summon 
							tokens easily like Mecha Phantom Beasts and decks 
							with Fires of Doomsday and Dandylion.
 
 If you are playing a deck that can spam monsters to 
							the field quickly, then you may want to consider 
							Obelisk the Tormentor. It is a pretty powerful 
							monster and a formidable monster in today’s Meta. 
							The all powerful Dragon decks are not equipped to 
							handle this bad boy and will have to rely on Dark 
							Hole or Black Rose Dragon to deal with it.
 
 Traditional: 2/5 Just too slow.
 Advanced: 4/5
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                          | Leo Kearon
 | Obelisk the TormentorDIVINE/Divine-Beast/Effect/Level 10/4000/4000
 Requires 3 Tributes to Normal Summon (cannot be 
							Normal Set). This card's Normal Summon cannot be 
							negated. When Normal Summoned, cards and effects 
							cannot be activated. Cannot be targeted by Spells, 
							Traps, or card effects. During the End Phase, if 
							this card was Special Summoned: Send it to the 
							Graveyard. You can Tribute 2 monsters; destroy all 
							monsters your opponent controls. This card cannot 
							declare an attack the turn this effect is activated.
 
 Next up we have the first of the Egyptian God cards, 
							Obelisk the Tormentor.  Statwise well it is a 
							DIVINE/Divine-Beast so absolutely no support there, 
							with a whopping 4000 ATK and DEF. It does require 3 
							tributes to Normal Summon and it will go to the 
							Graveyard if Special Summoned, so is it worth it?
 
 For one thing and it’s a good thing; nothing can 
							stop this card from being normal Summoned, so you 
							aren’t going to just waste your resources on a 
							monster that will get hit by a Solemn Judgement or a 
							Bottomless Trap Hole. Obelisk also has a protection 
							effect that prevents it from being targeted by any 
							card effects; while it isn’t the greatest protection 
							at least it has some.
 Its final effect is based on its anime and manga 
							effect which wasn’t well defined. Still by tributing 
							two monsters you control you can destroy all 
							monsters the opponent controls, but it cannot 
							attack. Sadly this effect isn’t much, while wiping 
							out all of your opponent’s monsters is good, having 
							a 4000 ATK monster that can’t capitalise on it isn’t 
							great. Neither for that matter is the cost, in fact 
							the chances of actually needing this effect is quite 
							slim, given a 4000 ATK monster will crush just about 
							anything.
 
 Overall, mostly a giant beatstick with protection 
							than anything else, a solid card but not much unless 
							you are going to build a deck around him.
 
 Traditional: 3/5
 Advanced:  3/5
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                          |  The
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 YouTube 
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 | Hey guys today we are going to be doing probably 
							the most underrated monster of all time in 
							competitive play, but the best Egyptian God Card 
							printed for the tcg/ocg. Obelisk the Tormentor is a 
							4k beater all around whose summoned can't be negated 
							or stopped via bottomless/torrental etc. To add more 
							to that he can't be Targeted by card effects! 
							Overall Obelisk in the right deck can be a brute 
							force on his own that typically spells out game in 
							himself. His tribute two monster to become a Raigeki 
							isn't typically used, but when you do you're 
							probably gaining maximum advantage for this!
 Trad: 3.5/5
 Adv: 4/5
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