18-086H – Ashe EX
The Queen is here.
And if all her loyal servants are on the field. (Water Backups). She will only cost you 1CP. Which is good. With a 9K body she’ll rule over her kingdom and … well … deal a loss of power to a Forward.
2000 for each loyal servant that she has.
18-087C – False Hero
Really?
Discard a Manikin and play False Hero. Then play Imitation Despot and grab that Manikin back from the Break Zone.
After that False Hero gives all the other Manikins +2K power.
18-088R – Ingrid
This is an interesting card. Especially if you know that your opponent goes into their Break Zone to grab cards back. I know I do, sometimes.
Whenever Ingrid is sent to the Break Zone, your opponent removes all the Characters in the Break Zone from the game. Can’t grab them anymore, not for this game at least. Better luck next time, but this exorcist will exorcise the Characters back the the RFG Realm to where they belong.
Got a little off track there.
18-089H – Echidna
Echidna allows you to grab a Summon from your Break Zone. And that technically turns him into a free Monster that can come in and turn into a Forward. The cost here is different. Usually it’ll be 0CP, but for Echidna it’s a Summon card.
Now when Echidna attacks or blocks, you can draw 1 card.
You’ll be able to grab a card, once per turn.
18-090R – Kalmia
Losing power? Not anymore, Kalmia grants a special type of protection. No more shall you worry about your Forwards losing power to Summons and abilities.
Kalmia would still be a great addition if it were just that, but she also grants protection to your Break Zone. Your opponent will no longer be able to be chosen by your opponents Summons or abilities either.
No more fear of losing your Break Zone.
18-091R – Cloud of Darkness
Sometimes it seems your Forwards are outnumbered 3 to 1.
Cloud of Darkness is here to fix that.
She’ll come in and all the Forwards will go into the Break Zone, except the 1 you choose and the one your opponent chooses.
It can be a lifesaver if it’s used under the right circumstances. What are those circumstances? Well, your opponents has more Forwards than you. And, stuff.
I like it.
18-092C – Tchakka
Another Naakual.
This one would be good for a Mono-Water deck. It says so itself. All Forwards other than Water lose 1000 power. And after that, whenever Tchakka attacks, your opponents Forwards lose 2000 power.
That means every time Tchakka attacks, your Opponents might be sending cards to the Break Zone, simply because Tchakka can cast Sharknado on them. Or something like that.
18-093R – Nerine
Bring the Princess, any Princess. That way Nerine will become a much more viable Forward.
+2K power is a good thing.
Plenty of Princess’s to play 25 to be exact. Wait, no Macherie has been banned. 24.
Let’s go ahead and pick Fiona (16-118C)
When she comes in you draw a card not only from Nerine’s ability, but Fiona’s as well. Thus giving you a free Forward to play. And since she is a Forward she can be recycled. Quite easily, in fact. As if she is chosen by Summons or abilities, instead of Breaking her, Removing her from the game or whatever happens, you can simply place Fiona on the top of your deck and repeat the process.
18-094C – Geomancer
Discard Geomancer, draw a card. And, that’s about it.
Cheap Backup to play.
18-095C – Rune Fencer
I mean, it might have some uses, probably more than I think, but, it feels like you’ll be over paying. I can see it used here and there, but not enough for someone to keep it in a deck. maybe for draft or sealed.
You do get to hit 2 Forwards for a loss of power if you pay the extra cost. 1 for 4K and 1 for 7K.
18-096C – Leviathan
Leviathan comes back as a Common, and that’s doesn’t matter, because Leviathan cancels out an auto-ability that comes from a Forward. And at only 3CP that’s not bad at all. It’s actually pretty good.
Now you can also pay the extra cost of removing 10 Water cards from the Break Zone and return that Forward to their owner’s hand. Making them lose the CP for playing said Forward on to the field.
What’s not to like?
18-097R – Rinoa
This is probably one of the cards that didn’t need Warp. That’s just me though.
But Rinoa comes in, and you can send a Forward to the Break Zone, if you decide to pay the extra cost.
Angelo Cannon, I remember using it back in the day I used to play FFVIII all day, but we’re not here to talk about that. Where was I? You reveal a Forward from your hand, and Angelo deals that Forwards power as Damage to another Forward.
I just confused myself.
When are we getting an Angelo card?
18-098R – Lunafreya
Make a down payment of 2CP and get 3 cards in return.
Will it pay off or will your opponent cancel out Lunafreya’s ability when she enters the field through Warp?
Also, Can you wait 4 turns for a return on your investment?
It could be worth it.
18-099C – Leo EX
Leo … I mean King Leo.
King Leo comes in and sends a Forward back to their owner’s hand. And, if there are a couple of Standard Units hanging out on the field, you can just put it on top of it’s owner’s deck.
Simple as that. After that Leo just gives you 1CP per turn, cause he’s like a Backup and stuff.
Now, if we can find a way to bounce him.
18-100L – Lenna
I don’t think I really read this card.
I can see why it’s a Legend. Protection for your Break Zone.
If you’re playing Mono-Water, this is great. You can bring back a Water Forward and play it straight to the field. Lost your last Emissaries Tidus somehow. Lenna shall bring him back.
Or what about Leviathan, Lord of the Whorl. That might also be a cheap way to play him.
And, I just had an OMG! moment.
Your opponent wastes all of their resources to get rid of Leviathan, and you just bring him back. Just cause you can.
Forget Tidus, I’m about to put Leviathan and Lenna in my Ultros deck.
Let’s have some fun.
18-101C – Lenne
Cheap Backup to play that allows you to draw a card if you cast a Summon this turn.
That’s about it.
18-102C – Wakka EX
A backup to play if you’re playing a FFX themed deck, or mostly Water.
Wakka let’s you reveal the top 3 cards of your deck and hopefully you’ll grab a card. There’s a good chance you will if you’re playing this Wakka.
This ability also comes off an EX Burst so there’s that as well.
But, from the 4 other Wakka’s available, 3 of them are better than this one.
Prove me wrong.
I was between 2 Fusoyas for this deck, and then I just decided to use both of them. Fusoya (20-100R) and Fusoya (9-094L). Both Fusoyas are Summon based. One allowing you to play low cost Summon whenever Fusoya attacks, and the other one let’s you pay for your Summons with CP of any Element. This gives us an idea for part of the deck.
