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While this card is equipped to a monster, your opponent cannot Special Summon monsters from the Extra Deck

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People have a bad habit of presenting Elsha of the Infinite decks at casual tables, claiming that they built it to do fun spellslinger stuff, and then just cramming Sensei's Divining Top in the deck anyway

My Verdict: Lightning Storm offers a brutally simple solution to clearing your opponents board

The quote I remember was this: "Paincast is the scary part of affinity." It was what we call a "win when you're ahead" mechanic, which means that it is often very useless when you most need it and meaningless when you are able to use it