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Pojo's NeoPets Card of the Day
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Noil Base Set
Date Reviewed: 2.02.04
Average Rating: 3.36
Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
1 being the worst. 3 ... average.
5 is the highest rating. |
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Paul Hagan |
*NOIL*
If you look at this guy as an item thats going to
hang around for three or four turns, as opposed to
looking at it as Equipment, he's *really* good.
You'll get the win a *lot* against Basic Neopets and
you have a decent shot against most Experienced
Neopets, but eventually, they'll get a good roll and
you'll get a bad roll. Combine this with the fact
that he banks for 2 NP when he should really only
bank for 1, and it becomes solidly ranked as a 3. |
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emdman |
Noil is a
pretty good card, if you can’t play anything else.
You should never mock a card that gives +5 in three
arenas. The only downside, it gets discarded when it
looses a contest. Chances are your opponent will
roll a 6, especially with Battle Eyrie, or at least
a 5 with the popular Grarrl Gladiator. That will
make it seem like a waste of a good Neopet, since
you have to tap an Earth Neopet to play it. You can
try using it in petpet decks, but other than that
there’s no reason to play it IMO.
I’d give this card a 2.5/5. It’s a good card, but
there are better ones out there. |
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Deke |
Noil
Equipment | Petpet | Earth
Strength 5 | Agility 5 | Magic 5 |
Intelligence 1 | Bank 2
To play this, tap 1 of your Earth
Neopets. If this Petpet loses a
contest, discard it.
71/234 Rare
Pros:
Excellent stat boosts in 3 arenas!
Cons:
Gets discarded when you lose.
Petpet (Doglefox, Turmac)
Earth type
This petpet is an excellent boost,
unfortunately it's also usually shortlived.
Hopefully when you use this, it will
give you enough of an advantage in your
arena that you will win every contest,
with the exception of your opponent
rolling a 6. To help against that,
consider using this on Grarrl Gladiator
or Battle Eyrie, and with a Nightstone.
If you like taking this type of risk,
I'd probably recommend Zombie Moltenore
instead as it, Grarrl Gladiator, and
Nightstone are all Dark. ZM may only be
+4, but it also goes back to your hand
instead of being discarded (not to
mention it works in intelligence too).
Otherwise, stick to the basic powerups
like Battle Hammer, Wooden Blocking
Shield, Puppyblew or Faerie Lantern.
Ratings:
This card can be very helpful. It's a
good powerup that works in
multiple arenas and you can combine it
with other cards to minimize it's
negative effect. I'll give it a 3.3 of
5.
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Alex Elms |
REVIEW OF NOIL
equipment/petpet/earth
strength,+5
agility,+5 magic,+5 intellegence,+5
To play this,
tap 1 of your Earth Neopets.
If this petpet
loses a contest, discard it.
This card is good in
all arena's except intellegence. The +5 is very
good but discarding it after losing a contest is
a very bad drawback.
I'll give this
card 4/5 . If it wasn't discarded if you lose a
contest it would have 5.
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Noah |
Noil
Equiptment/PetPet/Earth
Str +5/ Agi +5/ Mag +5/ Int +1
"To play this, tap 1 of you earth neopets. If this
petpet looses a contest discard it."
Before i start i wanted to say hi to everyone : )
Many of you know me as Noah from the yugioh boards.
This is my first review so bear with me.
Noil is a very good petpet. He is great for anybody
who focuses on Strenght, Agility or Magic contest.
Here are some of the pros and cons of using this
critter
Pro:
Great in Strength,Agility,and Magic contest
Can combo with petpet nip for 10+
Con:
Bad banking cost
Only good in earth decks or any other deck that had
a mixture of other types of cards and earth ones
Not so good of intelegence stats
Score: 4/5- I cant give it a great score because of
the drawbacks it has. I like a steady banking cost
of 3 or more to give a card a 5 |
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