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Yu Yu Hakusho
CCG Prelude: Card of the Day
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Karasu
Base Set
Reviewed 12.15.2003
Avg. Standard Rating: 4.17
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Sayjin |
Karasu:
Not a bad character. Able to regenerate all items in your discard pile is a
very nice ability. And if you dont want to regenerate them, or have nothing
to regenerate, he has a second attack that does 2k more damage for another
discard.
3.5/5 |
BlueBoy |
Karasu™ |
ST40/176
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Powerful
Reserves: Shuffle all items in your Discard Pile into your Deck.
Instant Grenades |
Character
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Karasu has some advantage, If you run heavy
on items then running Karasu middle to late game can give you great
regen advantage over your opponent, Combined with the power of the
donut and compass, this can help avoid decking.
Its great for using Improvised weapon to
boost attacks even more, then get your items back. Join us in #yuyutcg
on server irc.creativeirc.net to discuss this or any other card or strat.
Adam Sheehan and IQ will be on Dec. 17 from 3-4:30 est. for a Question &
Answer session.
4/5
BlueBoy
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Michael
Wistrand |
Karasu starter. Ahhhh the most played
char in the game (probably), and not without good reason. Karasu has one of
the few attacks that shuffles cards into your deck. His stats are 4000
defense, 1-4000 shuffle all items in your discard pile into your deck,
2-6000. He is a villian and Toguro.
His first attack is all kinds of good. It's a very efficient attack as far
as offense goes but the ability to reshuffle your items is one of the best
effects you can get off of one discard. Many decks can easily run almost 20
items and with Karasu you can almost guarantee that you won't have any in
your discard pile at the end of your turn. This is about as good as it will
ever get as far as restoring your deck. With a deck designed with Karasu in
mind can basically run him as your only defense against deck attack decks.
If you play smart your opponent will not ever be able to deck you out with
Karasu in the arena. His second attack is a little less efficient, but by no
means does it suck and gives you a little flexibility when you need it.
Karasu's potential is amazing. He can go into any deck, though he's not
really needed in some. As long as you can lose the game by being decked,
Karasu is going to see tournament play.
5 out of 5 |
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