27-109L – CecilOk, I’m having trouble understanding this, but from what I do understand, is that Cecil chooses a Forward and they both lose power, less than Cecil’s power.
I’m guessing you target your opponent’s Forwards, and hopefully they lose enough power that they are sent to the Break Zone.
Cecil has 9000 power, so I’m guessing he will break Forwards with 8000 power or less.
Cecil also has another ability which will grant him 10,000 power. Thus making his first ability deadly. For your opponent.
I’m guessing this is what the card does. If it’s not, I’ll revisit it with a revised opinion on it.
27-110H – Bartz
Has anyone ever made a Final Fantasy V deck?
There’s more than enough cards to go about it. And, all of those Standard Units that Final Fantasy V has. You can technically build a deck with nothing but Bartz cards.
Well, we’re here to talk about this Bartz.
The Wanderer, the Warrior of Light.
If you already have 4 Final Fantasy V Characters on the field, Bartz gains Haste, First Strike and Brave.
And, when he enters the field, you can reveal the top 7 cards of your deck and add 2 Final Fantasy V Characters to your hand. Which should be easy, considering you’re playing a Final Fantasy V deck.
This brings Bartz’s cost down to 1CP. And, with 9000 power, Bartz will stick around long enough.
27-111L – Jack Garland
Garland is Garland in all situations. Check.
When Jack enters the field, you will pick one job, and Garland will not be able to be chosen by any abilities coming from that class. Class sounds so much better than Job.
And, at the end of your turn, Jack will remove one Forward with said Job from the game.
You’ll slowly be getting rid of your opponent’s Forwards, and they will be playing catch up to try and get their front lines operating once again.
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27-112H – Snovlinka
Snovinka comes in and you get to choose from 2 enter the field abilities.
The first one gives Snovlinka Haste, and every time she deals damage to your opponent or to one of their Forwards, you will double that damage.
The second one deals 8000 damage to one of their Forwards.
Both are good abilities, but what if you can do both?
Well the good news is that you can. The bad news is that you’ll need to have 5 points of damage to do so.
And, when you do have 5 points of damage. Her second ability that deals 8000 damage to one of your opponent’s forwards, will now become 16,000 damage to one of your opponent’s Forwards.
Unless you’re opponent has a counter to Snovlinka, you will be breaking a Forward when she enters the field.
