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scale
1 being the worst. 3 ... average. 5 is the highest rating.
Andrew
Dill
Vegeta, Settled Down Level 2 #122
from Kid Buu Saga
Constant Combat Power: Your opponent cannot play and use Combat
cards. All of your attacks do +2 life cards of damage.
Wow. This is one of the top 5 level 2's in the game. This power can
be so devastating to so many different decks, it is like getting a
Broly's Might every turn! Plus all your attacks do +2 life. Say
goodbye to Dragon's Victory decks and Dragon Ball decks! Many good
decks can be used with this because Vegeta has 5 levels, all you
have you have to do is aura clash, and you really don't have to
worry about losing by MPPV unless your opponent is using an anger
deck. I would say that this level would be more accesible as a level
3 rather than level 2, so you could make a level 3 deck and then
just stay on this level, but this card's power is so awesome that
isn't that much of a downer. Awesome in any deck, but especially in
freestyle Vegeta decks that have Vegeta, The Celestial as the level
1.
Ratings:
Standard - 4.5 (Shuts down so many decks, only problem is that
Vegeta isn't the most used persoanlity, and this is a level 2)
Tuff Enuff - 4 (Not quite as devastating in Tuff Enuff, although it
will be easier to get to level 2 with Are You Tuff Enuffs)
Sealed Deck - 1.5 (level 2 ally? Unless you pulled Vegeta as your
MP)
KingBroly
Vegeta, the
Settled Down (Lv.2)
Constant Combat Power - Your opponent cannot play or use Combat
cards.
Standard: 3/5
What?! Wow! If it was a level 1, it'd be down right BROKEN!
Anyway, with some decks you'll be able to get here easily with
Saiyan, Red, Freestyle. But with Orange or Black you'll be stuck w/o
much of a chance to get here.
Tuff Enuff: 3.5/5
More likely to get here. Maybe not for long, but probably
long enough to keep your opponent at bay. If you get here, you'll
stay here if you can keep the Power on. Why? Because most cards that
raise your anger from your opponent are Combat cards. Ouch. So, it
slows them down, depending on the deck.
Elvish Crack Piper
This is the Elvish Crack Piper:) The new
guy.
Vegeta, Settled Down Level
Standard Rating 2.0
TE Rating 1.0
Limited - N/a the Buu Saga Vegeta is Majin Vegeta
When you first look at Vegeta, Settled Down his power looks
incredible. Not combat cards AND more damage? Then think about what
combat cards you are really worried about?
A17 smirks? Getting to level 2 killed your drills anyway since they
used North Kai first.
Cells Presence isn?t a problem, who runs Vegeta ally anyway?
Trunks Energy Sphere, sure but how many combat cards are you running
that you need explicitly.
Combat Card Omni Blocks, Aside from Time is a Warriors tool or Cells
Defense, who runs these anymore?
Combat Card Ally Search, Decently Effective
Black Scout Maneuver, Decent.
Combat Card Attack? I can think of 3, Namekian Strike, That Brolly
Promo, and the red attack twice.
For TE, running Vegeta, Settled Down lets you laugh at people with a
terrible level 2, nothing more.
Surllio
Vegeta, Settled Down
Kid Buu Saga #122 Lvl 2
Can we say ew? The Evilness, Evilness.
I don't think people will be using Aura Clash on Vegeta much
anymore. Aura Clash and...oh, I can't use Dazed, Time is a Warriors
Tool, Super Sayian Effect, Unlocked Potential, etc. This is just
wrong. You can Aura Clash yourself here, and never have to worry
about those pesky Combat cards.
This card is just good. The game has been needing some more Combat
Defense, and Vegeta has been needing some really good personalities.
He was good to begin with, now, you will be seeing a lot more of
him. Aura Clash yourself, or just use Unlocked Potiential. Used with
Goku Sensei, Vegeta never comes off this stage. Just watch your
slime anger though.
The rest of his text isn't anything to be ignored either. +2 life
cards to all attacks? Can we say Blue Physcial Beatdown using Buu
Saga Mastery? Thats just wrong to even think about, all blue
physical attacks do +4 life cards! This is a very good card, and one
that I expect to see a lot of in local and tournament play.
Standard: 4 of 5
Tuff Enuff: 4 of 5
Sealed: 1 of 5 (only good if you drew Vegeta as your MP) ~ Surllio ~
DaKrillin
Wednesday - Vegeta, Settled Down
Power: Constant Combat Power: Your opponent cannot play and use
Combat cards. All of your attacks do +2 life cards of damage
WHA!?..it was bad enough that he doesn't let his opponent play or
use Combat cards (HA HA Dragon Ball Decks :p..). But on top of that,
his attacks do any additional 2 life!! Hmm..lucky he's a level 2..
if he weren't, it would just be evil..He's very good in any beatdown
deck, and he's good in BOTH standard AND Tuff Enuff, in Standard
because he practically SLAUGHTERS Dragon Ball decks, and Tuff Enuff
because he prevents Time is A Warriors Tool, Smokescreen, Prepared
Dodge, and all those other annoying Combat Cards , and he dishes out
extra damage.
Power: Constant Combat Power: Your opponent cannot play and use
Combat cards. All of your attacks do +2 life cards of damage.
And we thought Android 17 was wrong.
It is often said that this Vegeta is the hands down best level 2 in
the game. I wouldn’t be able to argue much against that.
Everyone should know that Combat cards are the strongest cards in
the whole game. Completely shutting them all down gives you a major
advantage, especially knowing all of yours will work as well. You
won’t have to worry about Trunks Energy Sphere, but I would still
run them because you will be on level 1 for some time.
Biggest key is getting to level 2, so run some Let the Games Begin!
Aura Clash is decent against certain characters. Vegeta doesn’t have
too many really game breaking level 1s, so keep that in mind.
I haven’t seen a good deck that doesn’t run a big collection of
Combat cards. Vegeta can just easily open up a good combat, not to
mention the +2 life to every attack.
He can do a whole lot of things with that power, ranging from
beatdown to Dragon’s Victory. Making it a level 2 hurts a lot of
ideas like DB, but it is still stable enough to work with. You just
plain easily disrupt your opponent’s strategy, as playing without
Combat cards severely hurts anyone who has a decent deck.
Try him out. It isn’t a level 1, but try making a deck that gets
there. You’ll see that Vegeta, with awesome levels 2 and 3, can give
your opponent a run for their money. If this was a level 1, that
would be broke, but regardless, this is a very good card.
Standard: 4.7 out of 5.0 (shuts down a ton of decks like DB, DV,
Namekian, and so forth) Tuff Enuff: 4.4 out of 5.0 (you’ll get here
easier, and can shutdown AYTE/AC, but there aren’t as many stasis
type decks)
Sealed: 1.5 out of 5.0 (a level 2 ally won’t help much) ~matthewlow
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