Here we go again, after I lost it all when my Computer Froze.
16-106R – Andrea Rhodea
Andrea Rhodea, Perfect for a FFVII deck. And that’s pretty much it. He might be a Dancer, but there doesn’t look like he has any Synergy with other Dancers. Maybe Mayakov, just cause he gives Rhodea Protection, and that you can play him once Mayakov enters the field.
But, FFVII is the way to go. Only question is which Cloud do we choose?
16-107R – Ezel
More like a Mathematician.
Ezel allows you to search for a Forward, as long as you can do some simple math.
Add up the CP of the cards you discard to find a Forward with the Same cost.
There should be an easier way to search for certain Forwards.
16-108C – Kimahri
Kimahri only job is to place a Ronso Counter on a Forward, and give that Forward some Protection against damage dealt by your opponents Summons or abilities.
Kimahri will come in and give a Forward a Ronso Counter. All you need to do is figure out a way to keep bouncing Kimahri.
16-109C – Kyrie EX
I always liked the cards that allow you to look at your opponents hand.
They won’t be discarding anything, but you’ll be able to look at the top 2 cards of your deck and see if you like what you’ll get.
If you don’t just send them to the bottom of your deck, and hope for something better.
16-110C – Clavat
Another backup Backup.
Clavat here lets you draw a couple of cards when he enters the field and gets sent to the Break Zone. And with you being able to play 3 Clavats you might be able to Draw 6 cards.
Imagine what kind of Damage you can do with up to 11 cards in your hand.
16-111R – Genbu EX
Along with the same abilities the other Shijin have. Genbu comes in with “Protect”
The damage dealt to Genbu is reduced by 3000. And it is a constant reduction.
16-112C – Corsair
Don’t like your cards, play Corsair.
You’ll draw 2 cards and discard 1 card from your hand.
After that you can always use his ability and draw 1 more card.
16-113C – Sahagin
Sahagin will come in use water gun on your opponent. Blinding one Forward you choose, just enough to send him back to your opponents hand.
After that it’s a Switcheroo as you grab a card and discard a card. All this for 3CP.
After that, need to look at the top cards of your deck?
Sahagin will jump into the Break Zone to allow you to do just that.
16-114C – White Mage
White Mage is here to have some fun with Sahagin.
Whenever you discard a card from his on-entry ability, you’ll draw 1 card.
And it doesn’t stop there. This can happen anytime you discard a card, but only once per turn.
16-115H – Sarah (MOBIUS)
Sarah is hungry for Crystals. And every time you find one, she just might be able to get you a Backup to add to your hand.
Now, you do gain a Crystal when she comes in, but it’s not just that Crystal, it’s any Crystal you can get.
And then just keep feeding her 1 Crystal per turn, and she’ll gain +1000 power and Protection from damage that is less than her power.
16-116L – Tidus
Tidus is the gift that keeps on giving.
As long as you play it safe, Tidus will always be around, and it will seem like there is no way around him. Only a slight reprieve when your opponent manages to get him off the field for a second.
Tidus cannot be blocked, so you know that you won’t be blocking with Tidus because you will be constantly attacking, chipping away at your opponent.
Oh, and every time you send Tidus to the bottom of your deck, you draw 3 cards.
Now it doesn’t specifically say only this Tidus. If your opponent has a Tidus and you send it to the bottom of their deck, do you also draw 3 cards?
16-117H – Tros
Do I see an Octopus deck coming into play?
Tros will easily let you draw cards when Ultros sends himself back to your hand.
Octopi/Tidus or Octopidust, yes that is what I shall call it. When I finally get around to making it that is.
You know it’s going to work.
16-118C – Fiona EX
For some reason I thought this was a Backup.
So, you’ll be basically paying 2CP for Fiona and you got an 8K body.
You can also draw a card off of an EX Burst.
16-119H – Fusoya
A Five color deck?
It can work. You already have Soiree going all out this set.
Just add Fusoya to the mix, and you’ll probably choose up to 4 abilities to cast.
16-120C – Firion
There are a lot of cards that help you draw cards. Water is Turbo Draw.
Just don’t mill yourself out.
16-121R – Vesvia EX
It seems like there’s a certain way to play Soiree.
Well you can play any way you’d like, but depending on how many Soiree Members are on the field, you can draw up to 2 cards. Thus, making Vesvia a free card.
16-122R – Marche
I’m on the fence about this Marche. Due to the cost, and if the Opus XI Marche is better.
But, you’ll probably be playing a different strategy if you play this one.
You’ll grab a 2 cost Character right off the bat, and after that every time Marche attacks, you draw 1 or 2 cards.
16-123L – Meia
Here is your discount card.
Meia comes in with Haste, and even though she cannot attack or block, she lets you cast a Summon from your hand for up to 3CP less. You’ll be playing 1CP for 4 cost Summons.
Who else can we pair Meia with?
16-124H – Lightning
Lightning comes in when you’re at a slight disadvantage. Depending on how many Forwards you and your opponent have, you’ll be able to remove one of their Forwards from the game.
With Switch Schemata, you’ll be able to save Lightning from being sent to the Break Zone, and have her just come back in at the end of the turn and Remove another one of your opponents Forwards from the game.
16-125C – Leviathan
It’s like your going fishing, and throwing the fish back into the sea.
Either that, or another fish you already caught.
Choose a 5 cost or less Forward and place it at the top or bottom of it’s owner’s deck. And maybe draw a card. But, you’ll be losing 2 cards.
Meh, I probably don’t see it.
16-126R – Leo
A what now?
More Math? Not exactly, but you’ll have to have Characters of cost 1-6 already on the field to play this 1CP/7K Forward.
And when Leo enters the field you can play a card from the top 5 cards of your deck. So, you’ll basically be coming up positive in the CP count with Leo.
After that return Leo to your hand, there are plenty of cards that will allow you to do that. Then rinse and repeat.
Here comes Shara, wind Legend of Opus XIII. As in the game Shara protected Ritz, and that is pretty much what she will be doing.
You’ll want to play as many Final Fantasy Tactics Advance cards as you can get. To keep adding Viera Counters on Shara. And then you’ll just keep using her ability on Ritz.
Right off the bat, we’ll add Marche (11-017H) and Ritz (11-063L) and you’ve won the game. But, we’ll need more cards to complete this deck. Might as well add Llednar (13-108L) because he’s shiny and new. The other Llednar might work as well, both are good cards in my opinion. Doned (11-053H) Will allow you to search for Marche, which will in turn allow you to play Ritz. You’ll need at least one Fire Backup, Black Mage (8-007C) might be a good pick as he’ll add a Viera Counter on Shara. Or you can always play Princess Sarah (11-128H)