Did These 5 Magic Cards Inspire Yu-Gi-Oh! Cards..?

[@CardmarketYGO]

Wanna see the resemblances for yourself? Check out the cards here: bit.ly/3FwQNKK

[@Kristjan0209]

The title is bit strange since the first magic card you show is older than yugioh itself so it couldn't have copied it

[@yazuoDarui]

@@Kristjan0209 yep was thinking the same, kinda misleading

[@johnydingo4742]

@@Kristjan0209 the second and last cards as well

[@Kristjan0209]

@@johnydingo4742 nope probe was made 2000 while yugioh was made 1999 and all the other cards are also newer

[@daveinspiration7333]

waboku =holyday/fog dark hole= wrath of god/day of judgement mystical space typhoon=disenchant/naturalize confiscation= thoughtseize change of heart= act of treason shallow grave= exhume

[@jamesaditya5254]

Toffel is always a delight to watch whether it's dishing out challenges or taking one himself

[@BaronSengir1008]

Yeah, he always seems to be enjoying himself in these videos...

[@babaG819]

Came here to say this

[@LPVince94]

Funny bit of trivia: Toffel is an older rural (at least I've never heard city folks use it) German slang for a clumsy but lovable animal or human (mostly dogs though).

[@Paulxl]

​@@BaronSengir1008So true.

[@lithium5425]

​@@LPVince94I've never heard that

[@darkhawk2463]

Graceful charity+delinquent duo is insane. 2 of the most powerful cards effects in yugioh on one card, and it sucks because of cost

[@NiiRubra]

It kind of goes to show how the resource system in magic serves to slow down the match a bit (and how wizards of the coast can really eff up something good by pacing it wrong), because if it wasn't there, magic would probably end up having a similar speed to Yugioh.

[@r3zaful]

@@NiiRubra yugioh is either 2-5 turns or 50+ turns of hellish floodgates that can last up to an hour there is no in between.

[@2LettersSho]

Yep, if Probe cost 1 less mana overall it'd be pretty wild. Still a pretty decent card, saw good play in standard and some in pauper over the last few years. As Toffel said, your cards are pretty close together in power level in magic so if I get to spend 5 mana to graceful + you discard 2, you get to spend 5 on a 6/6 or drawing 3-4 cards or pointing burn at me.

[@letsmakeit110]

Yeah Pot of Greed is 2-3 mana

[@sr71silver]

@@r3zaful The 1-5 turn games also last an hour. It's just all spent on turn 0.

[@dresdenlancer9012]

The mushroom man one reminded me of Lava Golem instead.

[@ZombiesAteMyChannel]

Same!

[@SomeRandomJackAss]

Same, and the last reminded me of Solemn Judgement.

[@tonywacholz6279]

Yep I also thought of Lava Golem

[@Zeekfox]

Yeah, I figured there was a forgettable smaller version, but Lava Golem was notable for seeing actual play. Though somehow I had the name, "Grinder Golem" on the brain, though I was thinking of Lava Golem's effect.

[@user-oq9jw7hb2g]

Lava golem tributes (gets rid of) opponent moneters, and doesn’t change controller in the end phase. Only common thing is it’s a card that u give it to ur opponent? We also have the shark card, flying c, and others in yugioh that u just ‘gift’ to ur opponent

[@BlickWinkel]

MtG and Yu-Gi-Oh both have a card called Metamorphosis that lets you sacrifice/tribute a creature/monster in order to get a slightly bigger creature/monster.

[@chasm9557]

Birthing Pod

[@lordgod9958]

There are a lot of effects like that in magic beyond birthing pod. Pod just happened to be the most mana efficient and thus strongest version of the effect.

[@fromryuk7785]

Metamorphosis in yugioh isnt the same as mtg really, the more appropriate counter part would be transmodify spell card.

[@KILLFETVS]

Even the art is similar, lol.

[@lordgod9958]

@From Ryuk metamorphosis isn't random as I recall though while transmong and similar effects are

[@rolebo1]

Love this, there are probably many other cards with similar effects between these two card games. Just listing the debut date of the cards in the video, not saying one stole or copied from the other: Torch song 1998, wave motion cannon 2002 Probe 2000, graceful charity 1999 Gifts ungiven 2004, painful choice 2000 Sleeper agent 1998, Mushroom man #2 2000 Mental misstep 2011, red reboot 2018

[@NiiRubra]

Ohhh this is very interesting information, thank you for providing it. On the topic of the "stealing", I think even in cases where that does happen it's still fine, because the games are different, right? So what doesn't work in one game, can work in the other and vice-versa, so that makes the exchange interesting. And also, of course, no idea is entirely new under the sun, so I imagine some of these are genuine coincidences, because there are probably only so many things you can think of in a card game before you start inventing new rules and so on.

[@TuetchenR]

i was rereading the title of the video so many times thinking something in my brain broke because some of the magic cards are older than the yugioh counterpart. thanks for laying it out here, i was starting to give myslef a headache wondering if the video title was the other way around or something.

[@2LettersSho]

@@NiiRubra In the original manga, Yugi and the gang play magic from time to time before the writers made their own card game; luckily for us they did, now we have twice as many great card games so enjoy! It's surprising the games aren't MORE similar imo and pretty impressive that the creators managed to diverge so effectively.

[@jkid1134]

@@NiiRubra you know, Dota and LoL steal from each other as a matter of policy, and both are better for it. I think stealing ideas is, at least in a vacuum, usually a net good

[@realitant]

To be fair, graceful charity was clearly based off of brainstorm

[@skeeth2631]

There's actually combos in both games that work almost the same, where you play a symmetric effect where both players discard their entire hand to draw, but you also play something that prevents drawing multiple times per turn, thereby simply emptying your opponent's hand The mtg cards are Narset, Parter of Veils + Days undoing and the yu-gi-oh cards are Trickstar reincarnation + droll and lock bird

[@SackofDooDoo]

Back in the day (Yugioh), it was Protector of the Sanctuary with either Card Destruction or Morphing Jar.

[@lordgod9958]

Hullbreacher in legacy edh and vintage replaces or is played alongside narset as the draw lock. Notion theif used to be a thing but it's fallen out in favor of 3 mana options

[@kieranharwood7186]

Day's Undoing can be replaced with a bunch of wheel effects such as the Memory half of Commit//Memory, Windfall or Emergency Powers (to name ones I've personally been the victim of), as well as Time Reversal, Echo of Eons, Sway of the Stars, Game Plan and I'm sure many more.

[@silverdeathgamer2907]

@@lordgod9958 Making 7 treasures with echo of Eons in your deck is pretty nice as is the redundancy.

[@MissAiaGaming]

Hullbreacher is banned in edh and has been for some time now. But yes definitely the same idea ​@@lordgod9958

[@ReederMG]

Painful Choice is one of those cards that can _never_ be unbanned. It was powerful when it first came out and it's only gotten *astronomically* stronger ever since.

[@pointer9378]

I’d cry if Painful Choice was legal for Ishizu Tear players to use.

[@Kylora2112]

Painful Choice was awesome BEFORE graveyard effects were amazing. Painful Choice is just a perma-ban card as of 2005. Nothing can come close to a selective mill 4 that doesn't even minus you.

[@ReederMG]

@@Kylora2112 It's a card neutral Foolish Burial on steroids!

[@Kylora2112]

@@ReederMG Yup. Foolish Burial is a forever-limited card for a -1 mill. Any deck capable of making a Rank 6 is going to try to shoehorn in a Beatrice. Yugimans just loves putting crap in the graveyard :)

[@Juniper_Rose]

Deck thinning is deck winning!

[@chairmanmoo1362]

I love this series and would love more of it!

[@gryfyn71]

Just a note on the fail to find rule. You can only fail to find if the the card lists a condition like gifts, where it states that cards have different names. If gifts just said four cards you would have to find 4

[@bouboulroz]

IIRC if there are no conditions on the cards to find, you can still fail to find if there are less cards in your deck than the effect asks for. But it doesn't come up as often.

[@fireryfists]

I love seeing these parallel's between Yu-Gi-Oh and magic. PLease make more!

[@ryanoconnor5176]

All things considered yugioh did start out at as a homage to magic: the gathering.

[@MikeMozzaro]

Ooh: I was thinking Lava Golem for the Sleeper Agent analogy~ This was a great idea!!! Can't wait to see more!

[@CaptainB1994]

You forgot to mention that the additional kicker effect is Delinquent Duo, either way great idea for a series.

[@Bigsurprise74]

I remember the Painful Choice - revealing all 5 exodia peices (or missing pieces) then using backup soldier/monster reincarnation back in the day. Man this brought back memories.

[@Ragnarok2kx]

Gifts Ungiven was used in a similar way, you'd pick 2 cards you actually wanted in your hand and 2 ways to get them from your graveyard.

[@carter.valentine]

I generally watch the cardmarket magic content but always love seeing the crossover content between them and the yugioh side, would love to see more of these type of videos. toffel always has such a good energy when talking about magic and how it can be compared to the other games and adam has such a similar energy, loved the video

[@DonkeyDoormatDrive]

I'd love to see more of this kind of content, I love the intergame knowledge games. The obvious cards I know are; Dark Hole = Wrath of God, Pot of Greed = Ancestral Recall, Fissure = Tragic Slip, Rush Recklessly = Giant Growth, Magic Cylinder = Deflecting Palm, Bad Reaction to Simochi = Tainted Remedy, Storming Mirror Force = Cyclonic Rift, Sakaretsu Armor = Rebuke, Waboku = Fog

[@Zeekfox]

Mental Misstep had me coming up with Seven Tools of the Bandit. It costs 1000 LP and counters other trap cards, so it can counter itself. Of course, I'm more familiar with older cards than newer ones, so yeah.

[@NiiRubra]

Ohhh this is a great idea! And I like how y'all talked about how the cards perform in the different metas, it paints a picture of the differences and similarities between the two games, what is too slow in one game but fast enough in the other and so on. Great vid!

[@loser6532]

I would love to see more of this! A Yugioh-to-MTG analogue I immediately thought of was Premature Burial and Animate Dead. Animate Dead functions exactly like Premat, except it has to use rules-lingo to have it work in MTG.

[@Zetact_]

Mushroom Man is memorable to me because Tag Force has the low level duelist Kenyou who uses that sort of gimmick as his entire strategy, with cards like Griggle and Ameba as well as Shien's Spy, Creature Swap, etc. Honestly surprised that Creature Swap has never been used as an archetype gimmick.

[@joshuahadams]

Creature Swap is hilarious with Spirit monsters. They pretty much all return to your hand at the end of the turn, so if you give one to you opponent, you get it back at the End Phase and you keep the monster they gave you.

[@oygemprime3864]

We'd love to see this series continue!

[@victhefoxygamer_6180]

I wanna see more of this, but also The opposite idea on the Magic Channel! Could be p cool

[@GodzillaFreak]

Wave motion has had decent competitive success over the years

[@OberynTheRedViper]

I mean, it beat the Gamelons in a star blazers/Battleship Yamato. So it’s kinda good.

[@vanesslifeygo]

This Wave-Motion Cannon used to be a good card ages ago. Maybe about 15 years or so, but even then, to secure the damage it can built up, it is sent to the GY before it wipes out all 8000 of the opponent's LP. If it has wiped out 4000-6000, it has done its job, and it's no longer worth the risk to let it stay on the field where it can be destroyed.

[@organous8870]

Sleeper Agent feels a lot closer to Lava Golem. It doesn't have the sacrifice involved, but the effect is similar. On the DS games, I enjoyed running control burn with *both* Wave-Motion Cannon and Lava Golem.

[@PharaohofAtlantis]

This is interesting, I like comparing card games a lot. Here are some suggestions, even though these are a bit of stretch! Lantern of Insight - Convulsion of Nature (play with the top revealed) Patriarchs Bidding - Rekindling (Summon a lot of something specifiic) Hymn to Tourach - Delinquint Duo (Two cards from the hand) Thoughtseize - Confiscation (1 card for life) Command the Dreadhorde - Soul Charge (Many cards for life) Doomsday - That Grass Looks Greener (...mill a lot of your deck?) Biovisionary - Exodia (Win the game! There are many in Magic, but I like this one the most) Krark's Thumb - Second Coin Toss (Another coin flip) Plague Wind - Raigeki (Destroy all enemy creatures/monsters) A lot of Yu-Gi-Oh card monsters are kind of hard to translate.

[@posajnejkwahb]

Some good ones! Unfortunately Doomsday doesnt mill, but exiles/banishes 😶 don't know what would be more fitting with the desired outcome, maybe Hermit Druid since it also requires a deckbuilding decision, or maybe Traumatize or something

[@PharaohofAtlantis]

@@posajnejkwahb Forgot Hermit Druid existed. That one is much better.

[@annaxuldraugworc7832]

I think sleeper agent is more likely to resemble Lava Golem, except the fact that it make opponent's monster go bye-bye before doing so. The 3/3 stats also quite the same with 3k atk of Lava Golem too

[@64lundyco]

I'd love to this again but the reverse where you look at Yu-Gi-Oh! cards and guess the MTG card. I'd also like to know the history of both cards to see which came out first and who copied who.

[@nooblangpoo]

Just shows how 2 games have a lot of similarities while having differences

[@HaxDotCombo]

Snapcaster Mage is a Magic card that's basically pre-errata Dark Magician of Chaos

[@Rumu11]

I thought the parallel to mental misstep was going to be 7 tools of the bandit :p would love to see more of these

[@jpaden8515]

There was one card played in an episode of table top jocks by The Professor that was literally the Magic equivalent of Swords of revealing light. The second it was played and the effect was read, I thought "omg that's swords of revealing light in magic form!?".

[@roboto_o9700]

As a Magic and Yugioh player I really wanna see more video like this.

[@CSmyth-]

For that 4th one I'm sitting and SCREAMING at my screen because he didn't immediately say Lava Golem Then it turns out it ISN'T Lava Golem But the "correct" answer is LESS SIMILAR TO THE PROMPT CARD than Lava Golem

[@GyroCannon]

This video was a lot of fun! I'm a YGO boomer (only played the GBA games and Link Evolution) so I thought that last card was Seven Tools of the Bandit because I didn't know that Red Reboot existed 😆

[@dougbostick7543]

I love all the crossovers between the two channels! more please!

[@zenalias3131]

Still play mtg and used to play ygo, I really appreciate the nostalgia bombs of the 1st three cards and the niche deep picks for the 4th and 5th. so a Yes from me to continue such series

[@porgy29]

Note for Gifts Ungiven: sometimes people do in fact want the cards to be in their hand, but their are usually sets of 4 cards that make it easy to do. In Magic there are multiple cheap cards that let you return cards in your graveyard back to your hand. Combine one or two of those with cards with similar/redundant effects and you can create piles where the opponent has no good choice.

[@kennyc002]

I always liked the play of picking 2 cards with Gifts Ungiven, then both go to gy as a requirement, which just happens to be Iona and Unburial rites.

[@jesustorres354]

More of this please. As someone who left yugioh years ago to play magic I would love to see the ways the cards mirror each other.

[@MrMarnel]

Great idea, hope to see more of it.

[@babaG819]

Toffel is my favorite guest on this show. He's always smiling and knowledgeable.

[@zurreal8087]

I love the way Toffel says “YuGiOh”.

[@rudytrujillo4197]

Barely found this channel and I must say these comparisons really is pushing me to pickup magic

[@FacefulofTaco]

Been lurking subscribed for this video. KEEP EM COMING

[@bleack8701]

End goal. Construct a universal magic/yugioh deck built with these overlapping cards. I think it could be a fun little experiment to see what the end result is and if it's actually usable at all.

[@daemonxblaze]

Hey, the same kind of effects from the armed dragons and the dark magician archetypes bring cards from your deck into play, just like soft through sands, peer through depths and reach through mists brings the unspeakable from your deck. Edit: also I would absolutely love to see more of this kind of content

[@ThePigKnight]

I like how Toffle actually pronounces the exclamation mark in Yugioh!

[@Scter-cx5gs]

Prohibition and pithing needle. When I started playing MTG in high-school the first comparison to a YGO card that I noticed.

[@kaz6556]

fun fact summoned skull(summon demon in japanese) is a reference to the magic card lord of the pit its name coming from the format of old magic cards where is "summon (creature type)" lord of the pit is a demon so thats where it got is original japanese name

[@Gtaninja]

In the Gifts Ungiven I said Jack-In-The-Hand I completely forgot about Painful Choice.

[@YourCrazyOverlord]

I love game comparison stuff. I'd love a reverse of this where you pair yugioh to magic cards

[@jmbw4271]

Even though the thumbnail hints the answer, Lava Golem would be a memorable staple with a similar effect

[@andreww479]

There's this really obscure card in Yugioh i dont think many people know of called Pot of Greed and its the same thing as Divination, im sure no one would ever guess it

[@drdumpling8898]

Lmao that is the best comparison XD

[@brianorwhatever]

Been playing magic for a decade and got back into ygo with master duel after having not played since pharonic guardian. Love the crossover content!

[@zKrustenkaese]

A card pair that comes to mind for this challenge is Morinfen (MTG) & Morinphen (YGO). Both bad cards, that feature creatures with rather long arms and wings and weird faces

[@noneyabusiness4092]

Please keep providing content like this. As someone who loves both tcgs, this was awesome and fun to play along with.

[@guestguest9051]

*spoiler* . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .. . . . I thought the 4th one was Lava golem and I was hella confused on the 5th one. I was thinking Seven Tools of the Bandit (low LP cost, negates specifically traps), Magic Jammer (discard a card instead of mana, negates only spells), Royal Oppression (negates special summon only, low cost). My mind went a bit to the Solemn cards but thought their cost were too high (1500 just "feels* high compared to 2 Life/1 Mana, half LP even more) but didn't expect it was actually a cut LP in half card. ..*spoiler

[@AndreaGiuseppeCastriotta]

I guess the main point is the interaction of "negating itself", but I agree, Seven Tools fits much more in line with Mental Misstep

[@midcoregamer7625]

Looking at Mental Misstep, it actually feels like it was more inspired by Seven Tools of the Bandit. Don't give me the "but you can use it from your hand" excuse, that's just how MtG works. You could just as easily say it's a Magical Musket - Last Stand. What brings it closer to Seven Tools is that you need to pay 2 Life, which is pretty close to the 1000 LP that Seven Tools takes.

[@michaelk__]

I love the creative ways you guys keep doing these Magic + YuGiOh Crossovers! Seriously keep it up, maybe even bring in some more TCGs, I'll be very happy whenever I see your guys do one of these!

[@Inncomendatus]

I don't really play either game, but you guys are so entertaining I love watching. I love the idea of this video. I would love to see more in the future!

[@jerfuhrer2581]

The fifth card... "Counter something specifically small? Hmmm... the House of Adhesive Tape? "

[@montywh]

i saw some MTG meme play that i had a laugh at. one of the more recent mechanics in MTG is turning other objects outside the game (such as coins, soda cans, keys, etc) into creatures with their own stats. so for the sake of this play, this mechanic was used to bring out the Exodia pieces into MTG as legal creatures. then for laughs, use another card that sends all creatures back to the hand. making Exodia legal in MTG for an instant win

[@starlightroc399]

One thing they forgot to mention about painful choice is that you could just pick 3 copies of really strong card A and 2 copies of really strong card B, so you always got something amazing even if you just want one of two cards. Of course this isnt that relevant now, but it means that the card is insane even if your graveyard doesnt matter.

[@MrTimmobold]

Really love the idea of this video. Would be awesome to see more!

[@Illidandavid]

That bittersweet regret when you sold your 1000 common cards to a mate for like 10€ years ago, only to find out random cards like Mushroom Man#2 would net you like 5€ nowadays.

[@cas_burdeo]

Well, this was fun, hope there are more of this

[@israeldelarosa5461]

I was SO sure 4 was Lava Golem.

[@glitch3141]

Tainted Remedy is the Magic equivalent of Bad Reaction to Simochi. It’s nearly word for word. Although they are not exactly the same, Macro Cosmos and Leyline of the void both exile things that hit the graveyard, and Convulsions of nature plays very similarly to Lantern of Insight

[@andresraffler]

I'd love to watch more episodes of this

[@ben070289]

The mental misstep is just like solemn judgment as well so you can do that as a trick.

[@thecharmingplatypus3208]

The new Warhammer 40K Commander deck has The Silent king as a Commander, and he’s just straight up Chaos Ruler, like, nearly beat for beat.

[@P3ndragon025]

I deadass thought #4 was Lava Golem. Good content!!!

[@Ohmargod]

Games and game shows are always great content! And you make it fun for someone like me who's only semi-knowledgable in both systems.

[@13KuriMaster]

About that Painful Choice deal.... I think it might actually be a bit debatable rather or not the "sending cards to the GY thing" was the intended purpose. Because the one time we see it in the anime... in the DM anime, keep in mind, as in, before we got so many GY effects... it was used to send cards to the GY (namely the 5 exodia pieces so that Exodia Necross can show up).

[@Bakujin619]

I love these for my magic playing friends who dont play ygo.

[@marccheckley6935]

Definitely would watch more of this, especially tougher cards to match between the 2 tcg's.

[@greatdinn8489]

I'm of the opinion that the best Graceful Charity comparison in MtG is actually Brainstorm. The lack of graveyard is an important distinction, but MtG is also full of ways to manipulate the top deck, and the power levels are definitely comparable.

[@Kryptnyt]

You might not have seen a ton of Probe in its standard heyday, but it was an insane bomb common for the slow set and block drafts, as well as a decent card in pauper for a long time

[@Minastir1]

Now we need a series where Toffel learns to pilot Yugioh meta decks and the reverse obviously on the MTG side.

[@incredibleflameboy]

I really enjoy the videos with Adam and toffel. They present well together.

[@DJMcCoo1io]

in magic failing to find is actually not possible for straight up tutors like diabolic or demonic, only when the thing your searching for has a specified quality like fetchlands requiring land types or gifts requiring an amount.

[@uUuWolf16uUu]

The first card, Torch Song, is older than all of yugioh's TCG. It's from 1998 and yugioh TCG began releasing in 1999...

[@d.g4466]

Hymn to tourach is basically delinquent duo but has the opponent discard at random.

[@92Roar]

I woulda guessed seven tools of the bandit for the last one, so close!

[@yoshimitsu5537]

This is great! I would love to see the opposite too, MTG cards that resemble Yu-Gi-Oh. I don't know Yu-Gi-Oh very well but a couple of things in MTG that seem very Yu-Gi-Oh-like are: "Mechtitan Core" "Morph" keyword ability

[@nathanwallenstein8512]

I loved guessing along side this and did pretty well. 3/5

[@dustinchang5089]

I would’ve thought Intuition was closer to Painful Choice.

[@Celestia282]

The first four were easy, but that last one was kinda nonsense. There's, like, a hundred different Yugioh cards with the effect to negate. In fact, there's an entire archetype of trap cards with effect of spend life points to negate a thing.

[@tikbalang9545]

A detail that would be nice to know is which card came first so we can know which card copied who

[@jacopodam184]

Fantastic idea, you should do more episodes

[@seanbyrne5313]

Blue Eyes White Dragon is literally a dragon engine, art, unlimited power, and all.

[@Radenshaal]

To be fair, gifts ungiven says search for "up to four" cards, not to search for 4 cards. Isn't that why you can search for less. I know there is the fail to find rule, for fetch lands and stuff, but that is when you have to find specific cards anf you can say fail to find, since there's no way to prove you couldn't find one. When you just have to find cards (unspecified) you CAN prove that there are cards in your deck, so it's not the fail to find rule on gifts ungive, but up to four cards that matters.

[@paradoxicalsg3522]

I was totally thinking Sleeper Agent would be Lava Golem

[@thedizzytuna]

What I feel a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh players don't seem to understand is card advantage sure is decent in any game but whole other games do have a resource system it doesn't mean Yu-Gi-Oh doesn't it's just that card advantage IS that system as well which makes it like multiple times more valuable

[@lordeng1ish]

Get Toffel and Carl to play goat format with Adam and Leoni.

[@KingToll]

White Magical Hat - Hypnotic Specter.

[@Linkwii64]

Wave motion cannon do put pressure on opponent. Many people don't know how to play that cards. Most think it was only for stall deck but in reality if player are smart you use the card to bait out opponent removal card and keep your other cards from getting targeted. But knowing YUGIOH it too fast match ends in only 3 turns.

[@kieranharwood7186]

I find it interesting when you have an identical card in the two games, but in one game it's ban-worthy and in the other it's garbage. Even in MtG, there's cards that wildly fluctuate in power level (whether it's a rule change, or another card or mechanic that combos with it being printed or banned - like Dark Depths or Living End, or simply the meta changing).

[@johndoe9200]

100% interesting video idea, also it reminds me of when I went to a magic event with my friend (I don't play magic) and his opponent played a blue card that did exactly what Saryuja Skull Dread did. I don't remember the card though Edit: It wasn't exactly the same but the cards name is brainstorm if anyone is wondering

[@althorin3165]

Definitely thought that the last two were going to be Lava Golem and Seven Tools of the Bandit. Guess it's been too long since I last played lol.