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23-096C – Akpallu
Pay 1CP to draw a card.
Not bad, at all. If you don’t have anything going on in your hand, might as well play Akpallu to draw another card.
And after Akpallu is on the field, not doing anything, just sitting there, you can then use Akpallu to pay the cost for Fencer (XIII)’s ability and Break one of your opponent’s Forwards.
There are more cards that need another Monster to pay for the cost to use their ability.
I’d say Akpallu is a decent card.
23-097C – Altennia
A simple add-on to your Knight deck.
When a Knight attacks, Altennia gives a Forward +2000 power. Now what will happen when all of your Knights attack? You’ll be handing out +2000 power like candy on Halloween.
It’s like adding 200 horse power to your Knight engine.
23-098C – Alphinaud
Alphinaud is Alisae’s Backup, who will save her from the Break Zone in order to do whatever Alisaie has to do.
If we take Alisaie from Hidden Trials, it’s a pretty decent combo.
Once you have an Alisaie in your Break Zone, you’ll use Alphianaud’s ability and play Alisaie onto the field. Once Alisaie is on the field you can search for a card that has the same name as one of the cards in your Break Zone, and add it to your hand.
Yeah, that’s pretty much it.
Not bad.
23-099C – Urianger
Urianger is already flipping the cards to see what Scions he can find.
I mean yes, .. maybe . . not really.
Depends on what you’re playing.
You can pull this out if you’re drafting Hidden Trials and you’re trying to run Scions.
Other than that, there are far better Uriangers out there.
23-100L – Young Excenmille
Coming in with 5000 power, Young Excenmille surely loves his Crystals.
You’ll need a constant supply of Crystals to keep Young Excenmille well fed.
Feed him once and he cannot be chosen by your opponents abilities, and his Power will become 9000 until he is sent to the Break Zone.
Feed him once more along with a Water CP, and you can search for a Water Forward of cost 3 or less, and play them straight to the field.
I like it.
23-101C – Dancer
Last Chance to Dance.
Dancer, just like the rest of the Elemental, Class Action, 5 Backup plan, Backups is better played when Dancer is the 5th Backup that enters your field.
When he does, as the 5th Backup on your field, all of your opponent’s Forwards lose 4000 power.
You might break a couple if you’re lucky.
If not, Dancer just chooses one of your opponent’s Forwards, and they lose 2000 power.
23-102R – Gizamaluke
A Monster, the sort of searches for a Monster.
Gizamaluke, comes in and you reveal the top 3 cards of your deck, and grab a Monster, if you find one there. If you do, you just got a Gizamaluke for Free.
Gizamaluke also turns into a Forward if you have another Monster on the field. Technically you can get a 0CP Forward with an 8K body.
23-103C – Quina
My Bombs will get that much stronger.
Because once per turn, whenever a Monster enters the field, I get to draw a card. Doesn’t matter whose turn it is. If a Monster enters the field you get to draw 1 card.
And let’s not forget about the Frog Drop. (Just don’t catch them all, cause then they can’t reproduce and you won’t be able to get 99 frogs.) Once Frog Drop goes off, 1 Forward will lose 3000 power for each Monster that is on the board.
How many Quina’s can you fit in your deck?
23-104H – Witch of the Fens
Here’s a decent card for your Monster deck.
Witch of the Fens comes in, and if you already have a Monster on the field, you can draw a card.
And, let’s not forget about that ability.
Put a Monster in the Break Zone, and one of your opponent’s Forwards will lose 7000 power until the end of the turn.
How many Monsters do you have in that hand of yours?
23-105C – Defender
What there’s no Water SOLDIER Candidate? All we get is a cheap knockoff? And, I was looking forward to making a 6 elemental SOLDIER Candidate deck. Guess I can’t do that now.
*shrugs
Defender can probably be played on his own. No need for the other SOLDIER Candidates. (But, the other ones could be played in their respective element as well.) As before, if you have at least 2 Standard Units in your Break Zone, SOLDI.. . I mean Defender gains +3000 power.
2CP/8K, the true definition of a cheap Meat Shield. And, we mean that in a good way.
Meat Shield here, also does not receive any damage that is less than it’s power. He’ll take a beating and you still won’t be able to get rid of him.
23-106H – Tataru
Tataru pays for Tataru during your next turn.
As long as you have another 3 Scions of the Seventh Dawn on the field, you’ll be able to dull Tataru for an extra card.
And, that is pretty much it. Don’t like your hand? Dull Tataru and hope for the best.
23-107L – Frimelda
Frimelda should just get thrown in your Warrior of Light deck.
It’s as simple as that, and if I needed to tell you that, well … You’re Welcome.
This card is pretty straight “Forward”. (No, that just came out, i didn’t think of that.)
You’ll need at least 4 different elements on the field in order to make use of Frimelda. Water can be the 4th element you play when she comes in, and her ability will go off as soon as you enter your Attack Phase. It will also trigger when your opponent goes into their Attack Phase as well.
Double Trouble.
You can either play a Forward that costs 4CP or less onto the field, or you can have one of your opponent’s Forwards lose 2000 power for each element that is on your board.
Choice is yours, bulk up your defenses, or get rid of theirs.
23-108R – Fourchenault
Who would have thunk that Fourchenault would cost Four CP? And, if you have Alisaie and Alphinaud on the field Fourchenault is a Free Play!
Fourchenault’s Enter the Field abilities are great and decent. One is better than the other, but the other has it’s use as well.
First one, return one of your opponent’s Forwards to their hand. Which is good, getting rid of a Forward, even if temporarily is always good. As long as they don’t have an enter the field ability.
The other is Activate a Scion of the Seventh Dawn.
And, when all is said and done, you’ll have an 8K body on the board.
23-109C – Portia
The more I see new Dancers the more I ponder the idea of making a deck. Yes, let’s add one more to the list of decks that I will never make.
For a Common, Portia is a great card. First of all she pays for herself, as if you already have a couple Dancers on the field, you will draw a card. You’ll have a no cost 5K body on the field ready to go to work.
And if you have 4 Dancers on the field, You’ll be able to send one of your opponent’s Forward to the bottom of their deck.
Let’s make Mayakov proud.
23-110R – Porom
Porom, the other half of the twin mages.
Same thing here, Porom is a free play if you have Palom already on the field.
And, just like Porom she comes in with 5000 power.
When Porom comes in you can place 2 EXP Counters on a Forward, and that Forward gains a shield of sorts. Damage dealt to that Forward will be reduced by 2000.
You’ll be able to splash one or the other of these twins, as there is no cost to pay, if the other is on the field.
2-111C/15-123C – Oracle
It’s straight from the (Re)printers!
And, a Copy/Paste from Dawn of Heroes.
“Didn’t we say recycling center earlier? Maybe we meant the Printers, reprinting cards and such.
Not that I have anything against reprints, I just would rather have a new card that does something similar instead of having reprints.
Anyways, Oracle gives you a Crystal when she comes in, and reduces the next damage dealt to a Forward by 1000.”
2-112H – Young Rahal
Rahal! Where are those Crystals!? Young Excenmille is hungry for those Crystals.
And, that is his job. Feed Yound Excenmille to bring out more Water Forwards onto the field.
How is Younf Rahal going to feed Young Exenmille? You gain 2 Crystals when he enters the field.
And that’s not all. When Young Rahal enters the field or attacks, all your Water Forwards gain +2000 power.
Combine this with Palom and Porom, and you have a decent front line, for almost half the cost.
23-113R – Leviathan
Finally, there is a way to get the one card you needed that ended up in the Damage Zone.
Not only that, but Leviathan let’s you draw a card as well. Only downside would be that you have to return another card back to the Damage Zone, but you probably have a card you don’t need in your hand.
This is one of the better cards in this set.
Leviathan is your insurance policy.
23-114R – Lilisette
“A live wire, barely a beginner
But just watch that lady go
She’s on fire, ’cause dancin’ gets her higher
Than anything else she knows”
David Lee Roth, might have been singing about Lilisette, and I wouldn’t blame him.
Lilisette comes in and searches for a Dancer, cause well, it takes 2 to Tango. And, that also comes off as an EX Burst.
Other than that, you have Rousing Samba. An ability that gives all of your Forwards +2000 power, and all of your opponent’s Forwards lose 2000 power, tilting the dance floor in your favor. At least until the end of the turn.
But, that turn can be a Break or Make moment.
The only thing that I would change with this card is the art.
20-106R – Alphinaud
20-108C – O’aka EX
20-110H – Hippokampos
20-112C – Frimelda
20-114L – The Fiend
20-116R – Meliadoul
20-118H – Unicorn
20-120C – Fisher
20-122R – Leslie
20-124C – Alchemist
20-126C – Wakka