To create a free spreadsheet of Yu-Gi-Oh! cards that are commonly used to Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring (Ash) or interact with it, you can list cards that are either specifically targeted by Ash or help counter its effect. Here’s an overview of categories and example cards to include in your spreadsheet:
1. Cards That Are Typically Targeted by Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring
These are cards that Ash Blossom’s effect (negating a search effect) would commonly target, so they should be listed as “targeted by Ash Blossom”:
– Terraforming
– Pot of Greed
– Reinforcement of the Army
– Monster Reborn
– Foolish Burial
– Darkest Diabolos, the King of the Abyss
– Searcher Monsters (e.g., “Franch” archetypes)
– Magical Meltdown
– Rota (Reinforcement of the Army)
2. Cards That Help You Counter Ash Blossom
These are cards that help prevent Ash Blossom from negating effects, either by preventing its activation or allowing you to continue with your strategy.
– Call by the Grave
– Crossout Designator
– Ghost Belle & Haunted Mansion
– Effect Veiler (if timing is right)
– Forbidden Droplet
– Imperial Order
– Twin Twisters (to disrupt the field before Ash Blossom’s effect activates)
3. Cards That Can Be Used to Minimize Ash Blossom Impact
These cards can help reduce the chances of Ash Blossom being effective or mitigate its impact on the overall strategy.
– Sky Striker Mobilize – Engage!
– Salamangreat Circle
– Destiny Draw
– Pre-Preparation of Rites
– Necroface
– Dark Magician Circle
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To create a free spreadsheet:
1. Open Google Sheets (or any other spreadsheet tool).
2. Create column headers like:
– Card Name
– Card Type (e.g., Spell, Trap, Monster)
– Effect (e.g., Search, Draw, etc.)
– Interaction with Ash Blossom (Targeted, Negated, etc.)
– Counter to Ash (Yes/No)
3. Populate the rows with cards and their interactions based on the categories above.
Once done, you can easily filter, sort, or share your list. This will give you a useful reference to better understand how Ash Blossom fits into a Yu-Gi-Oh! deck’s overall strategy.
