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24-109R – Dion
Is this a Light Prime? Zero Sugar?
Well, we don’t have much to say about Dion. Not without Bahamut, and since we haven’t seen Bahamut yet, we can’t say much about that.
As of right now, all we know is that Dion costs 3CP and has an 8K body.
And when Dion or another Character Primes, you draw a card.
That can be worth playing Dion by himself, without worrying about Bahamut.
Let’s find out what Bahamut does.
24-110L – Bahamut (XVI)
And wouldn’t you know it Bahamut is right after Dion.
You won’t be playing Bahamut from your hand, that much is for sure, cause if you do you you won’t get to use his Priming ability. Which is dealing 2 Forwards 9000 damage.
Bahamut does come in with Brave, and a whopping 10,000 power. Making Bahamut a great Meat Shield.
Zettaflare?
Yes, Bahamut can choose 1 Forward, have it lose all of it’s abilities and then Bahamut sends it to the Break Zone.
If you Prime, yes. If you don’t, maybe.
24-111H – Lucio
Is Lucio the card need to run an efficient Warriors of the Crystal deck?
Let’s find out.
Lucio comes in and allows you to search for 2 Warriors of the Crystal. Bringing his cost from 5CP down to 1CP.
Once your Attack Phase begins, Lucio will gain +2000 power and he’ll grant you 2 Crystals.
You can use those Crystals in your Main Phase 2 to play to Warriors of the Crystal. Most likely the 2 that you just grabbed from your deck. Each one will cost you 1CP and a Crystal. We’re already way ahead now.
And, Scintillating Edge. Grab a Forward and remove it from the game.
You can’t go wrong here, The Warrior of the Kindlelight, is ready to take one any deck with all of his fellow Warrior of the Crystals.
24-112L – Odin (XVI)
Are we Priming yet?
Odin is!
And he’s ready to hit a 3 Hit Combo!
Odin already has Haste and First Strike. Once Barnabas primes into Odin, Odin self activates when he attacks. And then Odin can attack twice. And, these effects stay on Odin throughout the game.
Odin will keep attacking twice per turn throughout the whole game, and he will always be active. No Brave needed.
What about this 3 Hit Combo we mentioned?
I have two words for you. No, not those 2 words. The words we’re talking about is Iron Flash.
When you use Odin’s S ability, You will acitvate Odin (you won’t need to worry about that, unless your opponent Dulls Odin), and he can attack one more time this turn. Making Odin hit a 3 hit Combo. 4 hits, if you have an extra Odin in your hand.
As of right now, I think Odin is the best Eikon at the moment. He’ll pin your opponent to the wall, all you’ll need to do is figure out how you’re going to grab Odin back from the Break Zone.
Over and over again.
24-113R – Barnabas (XVI)
Barnabas’s, just like Dion’s, ability goes into effect every time Barnabas or a Character you control primes. You’ll be able to choose a Forward that your opponent controls, and have it lose 8000 power until the end of the turn.
Sometimes you’ll send that Forward to the Break Zone, sometimes it will survive.
Barnabas does have First Strike, and he comes on the field with 8000 power. Making him a somewhat decent Forward.
But, you won’t keep Barnabas like that, you’ll prime him into Odin A.S.A.P.
Imagine what it would be like, if we were able to have both Light and Dark Characters on the field at the same time.
24-114H – Raph
For some reason I was expecting a green turtle.
The final Warrior of the Crystal.
Nothing too crazy here.
Raph enters the field and 1 of your opponent’s Forwards loses 4000 power for each Crystal you have.
I mean that’s not bad, but you’ll already need to have Crystals for Raph to be worth anything.
And, if you do have some Crystals, you can use 1 to give Raph, so she can not be targeted by your opponent’s Summon’s or abilities.
3CP, 9K power. I think I’ll prefer using Lucio over Raph.
