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23-118H – Ardyn LB
The Chief Minister has grand plans.
Ardyn has found a way to bring himself back from the dead.
Simply put, when Ardyn enters the Break Zone, you can bring an Ardyn from your Limit Break deck onto the field.
The real question is, can you fill up your Limit Break deck with cards that aren’t LB? I doubt it, I’ll have to check out the rules to make sure.
This card is a turn 1 play.
As long as you have a Playset of Ardyns in your Limit Break deck, you’ll be good to go.
23-119R – Vincent LB
Well, Vincent looks like he’s ready to take on the Tsivets.
This is the Limit Break that Vincent starts the game off with, and that suggests that we will be getting the other 3 later on down the line.
Let’s take a look and see what Galian Beast does.
Vincent comes in with First Strike, and when he enters the field, you can throw a Fire Backup into the Break Zone, and deal one of your opponent’s Forwards 9000 damage. You’ll have a good chance at breaking it.
If my calculations are correct, we’ll soon have a Vincent deck equipped with all of his Limit Breaks. Might take a couple of years before we can get it, but it might be fun.
23-120R – Kuja LB
Kuja is a 5 cost Forward with 8000 power and the ability to get out of some of your opponent’s abilities, and maybe some of their Summons.
How?
It’s simple, you can just dull Kuja to Dull the Forward using that ability.
Dull/Freeze that Forward and your opponent will think twice before targeting Kuja.
23-121L – Cait Sith LB
Sometimes the first time you look at a card, you think it’s great.
then you look at it again and think, Huh? How is this a Legend.
It’s a decent card, don’t get me wrong, but Freezing all of your opponent’s Backups, and having them discard a card is not what I’d call Legend material.
On a side note, Cait Sith needs you to control 5 Backups in order for his ability to go off.
I’ll take a hard pass on this one.
23-122R – Cid Highwind LB
Roll of the dice. Or is it a flip of the cards?
Cid Highwind comes in on the Highwind, and gives you an airdrop right before he enters the field.
Flip three cards and if you find a Backup add it to your hand. If not well just put all the cards at the bottom of your deck. You might want to use Cid, when you only have 3 cards left. And, you better win before you run out of cards.
Is it worth playing?
Probably. You can just add it to your Limit Break deck, just so you have enough cards in it.
23-123 – Deathgaze LB
That’s a lot to pay to Break a Forward. And, that Forward also needs to be a certain cost in order for this to be effective.
There are 270 Forwards that cost 5CP. Yes, that’s a pretty big amount, but how many of those Forwards actually see play?
And there are only 2 Forwards that cost 10CP.
Unless Bhunivelze, and Garuda start seeing some play, i’d say it’s best to leave this card at home.
Odin (1-124R) costs 7CP and let’s you break any Forward you want.
23-124L – Eiko LB
Have you ever thought that you wish you had a certain Summon at a certain point of the game?
I’m sure you have, we’ve all had.
Well, Eiko here, is here to help you search for that Summon, and once you find it you can remove it from the game.
Not much help there, but once that Summon is removed from the game, you can cast it without paying the cost.
That’s a little bit better.
23-125R – Noctis LB
Even though Noctis costs 6CP, this is probably one of the better Limit Breaks.
Noctis allows you to grab a Forward from your Break Zone. Yes, there are plenty of cards that allow you to do this. The difference is that, you don’t need to rely on luck to draw the card that will grab a Forward from the Break Zone. Noctis is ready to go whenever you’d like, as long as you have the CP to pay for him.
Other than that, he’ll be a 7K body, lingering on the field.
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23-126L – Edge
Are you Serious? Yes, serious with a capital S.
This card is amazing.
Mono-Lightning and Ninja themed decks are going to dominate in 2024 and beyond.
Might be why I’ve been selling plenty of Ninjas lately.
Edge gives you an advantage for one turn. Every Lightning Forward and Ninja deals 7000 damage to one of your opponent’s Forwards. That might be good enough to wipe the board. It might be good enough to get you the game.
Either way, you’re going to do some damage. Just need to find a way to give Edge Haste.
23-127R – Nyx LB
If you’re playing Mono-Lightning, or Kingsglaive, just throw Nyx into your Limit Break deck.
You’re bound to have a Lightning Character or a Kingsglaive Character hit the Break Zone, and when you do, you might as well play Nyx, for the whopping cost of 1CP. 0CP if you have Regis already on the field.
And, that’s all Nyx does. a glorified Meat Shield, ready to take on your opponent’s Forwards with his 9K body.
10k if you already have Lulu (1-150R) on the field.
You can’t go wrong here.
23-128R – Beatrix LB
Here’s another Knight for the Queen’s Guard.
God save the Queen, and the Forward that will be sent to the Break Zone whenever Beatrix attacks.
As long as you have 3 Knights on the field, Beatrix will be good to go, breaking a Forward once per turn.
It’s as simple as that.
Play Knights, Play Beatrix.
23-129H – Lunafreya LB
Look at the top 5 cards of your deck, and find the one with an EX Burst. Once you add it to your hand the EX Burst will go off.
This can be a great play where you grab a card with a great EX Burst that you can play right away, giving you double the EX, double the Burst. Double the damage. Double Trouble.
Or, you might get a card that you don’t need or want at that point in the game.
Now, I don’t know if these Limit Break cards are bounceable, but if they are, imagine what you can do if you keep bouncing Lunafreya.
23-130H – Luso LB
5CP to play Luso, who also searches for a Standard Unit, of a certain Element. That Element is chosen by you when Luso enters the field.
After that, whenever you play a Standard Unit onto the field, Luso gains +4000 power, giving him a 9k body until the end of the turn.
And, if you’re using Frimelda, you can play a Standard Unit each turn, giving Luso a constant 9K.
And, that’s all I got. I can’t focus anymore.
Krile, your Backup Warrior of Light. Taking Galuf’s spot on the team and she does a good job at it. We’re actually going to use 2 Kriles in this deck. Krile (7-068H) and Krile (18-055R). Both of these Kriles work around Summons, and the Resurgence of Power Krile also allows you to grab a FFV Forward from your Break Zone. Thus bringing us to the next Character, Galuf.
do so. 3 to be exact. So we’ll just go ahead and add Bartz (19-048C) Because he is easy to recycle back into your deck. And any other Bartz you like, we’ll go with Bartz (12-052H).
18-052H – Ahriman
18-054L – Galuf
18-056C – Cait Sith (XI)
18-058R – Serafie
18-060H – Daisy
18-062R – Nayo
18-064 – Geomancer
18-066C – Beastmaster
18-068R – Rikku
16-085C – Assassin
16-087C – Puppetmaster
16-089H – Zack
16-091C – Chadley
16-093R – Noctis
16-095R – Vivi EX
16-097H – Hyoh
16-099C – Merald
16-101C – Yuke
16-103C – Larva
16-105R – Reynn