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Raincloud-calling Nine-headed Dragon King -
#G-FC01/026EN
Date Reviewed:
Sep. 24, 2015
[Stride] (Released when both players' vanguards are grade 3 or greater!)-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[AUTO](VC):[Counter Blast (1)] At the end of the battle that this unit attacked a vanguard, you may pay the cost. If you do, choose up to three cards from your hand, return them to your deck, shuffle your deck, and draw a card for each card returned.
Rating: 2.75
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Saikyo
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Raincloud-calling Nine-Headed Dragon King
Now this is unusual. CB1 for +0 wash in advantage? Well,
there's supposed to be a reason for it in this card.
AFter attacking the Vanguard with this, you CB1 to
shuffle up to 3 cards in your hand back to the deck,
then draw that many cards.
So essentially, it's here to turn any spare cards you
don't want and then convert them into new hand
advantage. Guard quality specifically, you're trying to
lose low-shield units for ones that have higher shield,
increasing the quality of the advantage rather than the
amount of it.
Sounds neat, if it wasn't for the fact that drawing is
still random. Also, shuffling triggers away just to put
them back in the deck is a fucking terrible idea: 30k
shield lost in the hopes of drawing something remotely
useful? You'd be better off just using Susanoo and
Takemikazuchi to try and get those units a little later
while keeping your shield open, considering the rate
you're spamming card-adding.
I'd rather open with Kirin. I'm not that desperate to
shuffle my deck.
2/5 |
Nanya |
Raincloud-calling Nine-headed Dragon King
...Screw that name! Your new name is Kuzuryushin!
So what Kuzuryushin do? And, yes, look the name
up, it's an actual name of a Japanese Dragon God.
...In fact, that's what this whole thing was based on,
huh, I guess I should look at the trivia first.
Anyway...
Kuzuryushin here lets you CB1 at the end of the attack
step to put three cards back into the deck, shuffle and
then draw three.
...I'm not sure how I feel about that, honestly.
I'd rather draw three and then shuffle three back in
rather than the other way around.
On one hand, Oracles have enough draw power and good
strides that they don't need this, on the other hand, it
is a nice way to cycle heal triggers or other cards
you'd rather have in the deck back into the deck for
later. Only downside is that it screws up the
stack if you're using Tsukiyomi.
I'm not sure I could recommend this to Oracle players,
but if you don't have Tsukiyomi, I guess it's decent for
what it does.
Seriously, would it have killed them to name it
Kuzuryushin?
Rating: 3.5/5 |
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