Rules Text:
Double breaker (This creature breaks 2 shields.)
Silent skill (At the start of each of your turns, if
this creature is tapped, you may keep it tapped and
use its ability.) This creature breaks 2 of your
opponent's shields.
Flavor Text:
"Even I'm scared of that thing." -Gajirabute, Vile
Centurion
Power: 6,000
Now I'm not a big fan of the Sielent Skill, but this
effect is a bit better.
To start, this "thing" is a 6 cost for 6000 power.
Pretty decent power to cost ratio. Of course, to
make it a better value, you need a decent effect.
And that's exactly what this fattie has.
It has Double Breaker, which is good. Sielent Skill.
Instead of untapping Kejila, you can keep it tapped
to break 2 of your opponent's sheilds. When you
think about it, you can just untap it to break 2
sheilds anyway.
However, the Sielent Skill has it's benefits. For
starters, it is unblockable. Also, when cards like
Nariel, the Oracle are in play, the sheilds are
still broken. There are also benefits to just
attacking, but the fact that you can use both the
Sielent Skill or attack means you always get the
best out of it.
Overall, this card is average. It's a decent fattie,
and a giant Venom Capsule. Since it's 6000 power,
it's harder to kill. Since it's harder to kill, its
Sielent Skill is more likely to trigger. But it
still gets summoning sickness, and is likely to just
be Corile'd to oblivion and back.
Time to rate!
Constucted: 2.5
Limited: 2.5
Cheerz,
-King Baz
Oversoul
Kejila, the Hidden Horror
Back
again for the last day of my first week.
Today I'm reviewing Kejila, the Hidden
Horror.
Name:
Kejila, the Hidden Horror Cost:
6 Race:
Pandora's Box
Civilization: Darkness Type:
Creature Rules
Text:
Double breaker (This
creature breaks 2 shields.)
Silent skill (At the
start of each of your turns, if this
creature is tapped, you may keep it tapped
and use its ability.)
This creature breaks 2 of your opponent's
shields. Flavor
Text: "Even
I'm scared of that thing." ?Gajirabute, Vile
Centurion Power:
6,000 Mana
Number: 1 Artist:
Dai Rarity:
V Collector
Number: 5
This card
is painful if you know how to use it right.
First off, it's not much attack for the cost
but hey, an eye for an eye. You get a
monstrosity that's deadly if your opponent
lets it stay tapped. If you somehow manage
to get through the blockers and destroy the
2 shields without letting Kejila be
destroyed then congradulations. You pretty
much won the duel. Just let Kejila sit and
be happy destroying your opponents 3 last
shields. Remember you still have to attack
one last time but hey, by turn 8 you can win
easy.
4/5
Overall (Remember the blockers.)
4/5 Art
(Looks vicious. I don't wanna go near it
now.)
