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									 | Beast Boy 
 
                            DC 
							Origins
 
 Date Reviewed: 9.09.04
 
 
 Constructed Average Rating: 3.75
 Limited Average Rating: 3.63
 
 
 Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
 1 being the worst. 3 ... average.
 5 is the highest rating.
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								|  Nakaiya21
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								Guest ReviewerBeast Boy – Garfield Logan
 
								  
								Beast Boy is one of 
								the two available 3-drops the Titans have.  The 
								other 3-drop being Roy Harper- Arsenal, a man 
								with whom I loath simply because he’s not Beast 
								Boy. So Beast Boy doesn’t start off that strong, 
								he’s no Mammoth anyway, but he can sure approach 
								that kind of strength.  Every times he attacks 
								or defends he’ll get a +1/+1 counter.  Get him 
								out early and keep him alive with a Shape Change 
								or two and he’ll be up and ready to fight in no 
								time.  Remember now, the card says every time he 
								is attacked he gets those precious little 
								counters.  That means that if your opponent for 
								some friggin’ crazy reason decided to team 
								attack you with fifty characters, he would get 
								himself 50 counters making him a 53/53 
								character.  (Not likely, but I’m just trying to 
								make a point here.) 
								  
								Some people may be 
								confused about just when to add these counters 
								onto good ol’ Beast Boy.  When he’s the attacker 
								it gets added as soon as he becomes exhausted, 
								BEFORE damage calculation is taken into 
								account.  When he’s the defender it gets added 
								as soon as the attacker exhausts…..and well, 
								after all that chaining stuff resolves of 
								course. 
								  
								Ratings: 
								Teen Titan 
								Constructed Deck – 4.5/5…..Just for the fact 
								that he’s cooler than Arsenal. 
								  
								Limited – 
								 4/5….Never got the chance to grab one, but if I 
								did I think he’d be able to dominate after a few 
								turns.  
								  
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								| Johnny Blaze | Beast Boy, Garfield 
								Logan – Interesting concept here at work. 
								Whenever Beast Boy attacks or is attacked put a 
								+1ATK/ +1 DEF counter on him. Also to let you 
								know that this counter stays on Beast Boy when 
								he is stunned. 
 Constructed: 3/5 – Best use for Garfield is to 
								continuously use him in a Team attack setting to 
								keep his stats increased. Otherwise on Turn 5 
								you are looking at a measly 5/5 which is not 
								enough to really accomplish much. But with the 
								Titans he is best used as a Team attacker.
 
 Limited: 2/5 – There are much better 3 drops to 
								use than this one. Don’t even bother here as I 
								said before that he will just get his clocked 
								clean as the game progresses into later turns.
 
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								| Jason Bunch
 | Beast Boy is a 
								beast. 3/3 for a 3 looks small, but the first 
								time he attacks or is attacked, he's an 
								automatic 4/4. Combo him with cards like Tim 
								Drake <> Robin, Young Detective, and Teen Titans 
								Go! and he gets bigger and bigger. Flight makes 
								him even better, as he can keep attacking your 
								opponent's smaller drops, and getting bigger to 
								defend against their big guns. If you're playing 
								Teen Titans and aren't running 4 Beast Boys, 
								you've got a problem. 
 In Limited, there's no reason why you shouldn't 
								grab this card. No Loyalty requirement, tons of 
								plot twist support, and he's green. Okay, so the 
								last one isn't much of a reason, but how many do 
								you need? He's Beast Boy!
 
 Ratings:
 
 Constructed - 5/5
 Limited - 5/5
 
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								| Paul Hagan | Beast Boy, Garfield 
								Logan -- 
 When DC Origins first debuted, one of the most 
								popular and sought after cards (at least in my 
								area) was Beast Boy. "He gets so big", they 
								said, "so how can he be bad?" I didn't think he 
								was obscene, but I did think he was a great 
								card. Oh, how wrong we all were. Beast Boy is 
								not *that* good. In fact, he is a Silver 
								Medalist when it comes to Teen Titans 3-Drops, 
								just because Roy Harper takes the Gold. Don't 
								get me wrong, Beast Boy isn't awful, but with 
								all of the Overloads running around in the 
								environment, Beast Boy is already a liability. 
								On top of that, if people know how to play 
								against him, Beast Boy becomes an even bigger 
								liability. The truth is, you just keep stunning 
								him and forcing your opponent to choose: my 
								2-Drop or Beast Boy, my 4-Drop or Beast Boy, my 
								5-Drop or Beast Boy. Eventually, he has to go to 
								the KO pile.
 
 In limited, I absolutely love Beast Boy. With or 
								without the presence of the uber-powerful Teen 
								Titans in limited, Beast Boy can become a house 
								that opponents have trouble dealing with. The 
								lack of Overload in the environment helps, too.
 
 Constructed Rating: 2.5
 Limited Rating: 3.5
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