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Dreaming Dragon
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#G-BT04/082EN
Date Reviewed:
Aug. 15, 2016
[AUTO](RC) Generation Break 1 (This ability is active if you have one or more face up G units in total on your (VC) or G zone):[Put this unit on the top of your deck] At the end of your turn, you may pay the cost. If you do, return all cards from your drop zone to your deck, and shuffle your deck. Then, if ten or more cards were returned, draw a card.
Rating: 2.75
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Dreaming Dragon
So I figured that rather than try and squeeze any more
hemoglobin from the giant waifu rock any longer, I
figured we should review some Stand Triggers that might
actually be worth running over some Criticals. Starting
us off is Dreaming Dragon. At GB1, if he's on the field,
you can shuffle him and all the cards in your drop zone
back into the deck, then if you shuffled at least 10
cards from the drop this way, draw a card.
Nice ability, all things considered. He does nothing for
trigger chances but he's essentially just there to make
sure you don't deck out by accident with spamming
Soulcharge. He's definitely not running at max copies
since he only has one niche use and Criticals as a whole
are more useful but he's nice to have when he appears.
Just mind that you'll have to swing with the rear-guard
first if there's at least one of him in the deck because
you'd be surprised how chance screws you.
Worth running at 2 maximum as there isn't a lot of good
Stand targets in Genesis worth running over other
things.
2.5/5
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[Dreaming Dragon]
Genesis always had that problem of
just decking out due to their mechanic. Until G-BT04,
that is. Dreaming Dragon will return all of your drop
zone to your deck, but one would usually want to wait
till they have at least 10 units in the drop zone so
Dreaming Dragon puts a card back in the hand to replace
itself.
Being a 4k booster, you're gonna want to stick this
behind a unit that has additional power on it, so that
column can at least force 10k shield from the opponent.
Looking at some of the Revelation cards in G Set 8, this
shouldn't be as much as a problem anymore, because as of
now the only way to make a decent column with Dreaming
Dragon is with Mythic Snake, Jormungand, Mythic Beast,
Hati, and Goddess of Trees, Jupiter (in Regalia builds).
TL;DR Use it so you don't deck out.
3/5
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