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What's up, you guys?! It's Tuesday if our Card of the
Day, and today, we have...
Fang of Light, Garmore
Power: 10000
Grade 3
Clan: Royal Paladin
Race: Human
[CONT](VC):During your turn, this unit gets [Power]+1000
for each unit named "Snogal" or "Brugal" on your (RC).
[AUTO]:[Choose a «Royal Paladin» from your hand, and
discard it] When this unit is placed on (VC) or (RC), if
you have a «Royal Paladin» vanguard, you may pay the
cost. If you do, search your deck for up to one card
named "Snogal" or "Brugal", call it to (RC), and shuffle
your deck.
...so essentially, this is a poor man's King of
Knight, Alfred as it gains a nice point boost but only
if you have Brugals or Snowgals on your field. Snowgals
are passable as they themselves become stronger for
every one that's on your field, but Brugal is just
horrible as it's a starting Vanguard, and there's no
easy way to really abuse it as Snowgal does it's job but
better. With that said, Garmore can be at 14,000 by
itself and 23,000 with the 4 Snowgals. It's a nice
number, but the problem is that your devoting your field
to something so fragile that a Kagero or Narukami deck
can easily pick apart. Also, Garmore is only 10,000, and
anyone that reads my reviews knows that I really don't
like 10,000 Vanguards unless they have a good effect,
but this one leaves more to desire.
Overall, run this is you are running Snowgals and
can't afford Alfred for some insane reason.
Rating: 2/5
Art: 4/5 (Definitely better art)
Next Time: The night is coming...
Go Rogue...Go Pro!
...and DON'T be a Sackboy!!!
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Ezel's Guardian |
Fang of Light Garmore is a very specific grade 3,
that belongs in a deck that is not widely used at all.
Most people have come to know this deck as the Royal
Paladin Blizzard Formation.
Pros:
He superior calls the help from your deck.
he gains power for every snogal and brugal in play
during your turn (making a strong center line attack).
Cons:
Very specific
Only gains power during your turn
Have to discard a card to superior call
Basically Fang of Light, Garmore belongs in his deck
and play only when you feel the need to emulate the
anime.
Rating: 5/5 (in his own deck), 1/5 elsewhere
Art: 4/5 He slashes his way with the spirit of the wolf.
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