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29-096R – Wol
Wol is now a Viking.
I don’t know if he’ll replace any of the previous Vikings that we already have, but at least the art looks good.
You’re probably wondering why I prefer the older Vikings. Well, As the other Vikings just draw you a card when they enter or leave the field, Wol draws you a card, but you have to discard a card as well.
Now that I look a little closer, I see Wol’s Crystal ability that draws you a card. And, you can use it once per turn.
That changes things a little.
Wol won’t replace your old Vikings, but you can add him to your Vikings deck. All you need to do is find a way to generate Crystals. Maybe we’ll get new Standard Vikings in this set.
29-097R – Elza EX
This is a great card, I’ve already added it to my MBM deck.
Elza comes on in and searches for either Raz or Rikken.
And, that’s it.
So, why would I add it to my MBM deck for that?
You’ll just have to take a look at Raz.
29-098R – Quina
I don’t know. Quina still doesn’t have a great card yet.
I mean, you get an 8K body, and a chance to have one of your opponent’s Forwards to lose 5000 power. Which I would say there are better ways to get that effect. Cause removing 3 cards is like paying 6CP, sure you get to draw a card as well, but that’s not a reason to play Quina.
I shall pass on this card.
And, if anyone would like to tell me why they would play it, I’d like to know.
I got to say though, that the artwork is magnificent as always.
29-099H – Jed
Ninja Jed, ready to strike from the shadows.
Jed comes in and if you already have another SOPFFO Character on the field, Jed will return one of your opponent’s Forwards to their hand. Plus Jed will draw you 1 card, bringing his cost down to 2CP. And for an 8K body, that is cheap.
Not only that, but anytime a Ninja attacks, one of your opponent’s Forwards will lose 2000 power and all of it’s abilities.
I think Ninjas are coming along nicely.
These SOPFFO heroes, will be something to look at with the next couple of sets.
29-100R – Sealion
This is a pretty decent Monster that will search for a Forward of 3CP or less, and you can add it to your hand.
And what’s more? Sealion will also become a Forward if you have 5 Backups on the field. A Forward with 9000 power.
I can see this one being played. Even if it’s just for the card that you’ll search for.
29-101H – Syldra
Hoping for Faris?
Play Syldra and you just might get lucky. Syldra will play a 6 cost Faris or less, from the top 5 cards of your deck onto the board for free. Which isn’t bad, you’d be actually paying 1CP less if you get it.
What happens if you whiff on the reveal?
You can still play a 4CP Forward from the top 5 cards.
Hopefully you’ll hit something. If not, then at least you have some great artwork to look at for a second or 2.
29-102C – Cecil
For a Common this is a great card. Cecil gives you 2 options that you can pick from when he enters the field.
One is to draw a card, and the other is to play a character that cost 2CP or less from your hand on to the field.
Either way, you’re getting CP back that you used to pay for Cecil.
After that you’ll have a 9K body on the field.
I don’t see this card in a FFIV themed deck, but I do see it splashed in some Water decks.
29-103H – Setzer
What a card!
If you ever were looking for a Setzer to base your deck around, this would be it.
Setzer comes on in and finds a Forward that can Warp from the top 7 cards of your deck. If you find one, you can Warp him on the spot. The best part? You only place 1 Warp Counter on that Forward, meaning that that Forward will come in on your next turn.
Dive Bomb, your late game special. How many cards are in your Break Zone? Multiply that by 1000, and deal that damage to all of your opponent’s Forwards. The catch? You have to split that damage among all the Forwards that you’re targeting. You might just have enough to clear your opponent’s front line.
And, if you do. You are set.
Or at least you better be.
29-104L – Diamond Weapon
We now have a rotating cast of Weapons now.
Diamond Weapon will search for another Weapon. (Other than Water of course) And you can then play it onto the field. Meaning that, that 6CP you paid to cast Diamond Weapon is credit for the Weapon after it.
Not only that, but you can pay 4CP once per turn to cast a Weapon from your hand onto the field. Yes, the cheapest Weapon to cast is 4CP, but you don’t have to worry about color fixing. You can play From Nightmares Ruby Weapon, without needing Fire CP.
You’d think that that’s enough but we skipped Diamond Weapon’s first ability. Whenever Diamond Weapon or another Weapon enters the field, your opponent selects one of their Forwards and they will send it to the Break Zone.
And, with 9000 power, Diamond Weapon will be a tough one to break.
29-105L – Tidus
Now I see why we have been selling plenty of FFX staples recently.
Tidus has come, and is ready to retire Opus I Tidus (1-163L).
Tidus comes in with Brave, and 9000 power, and when he enters the field (or attacks) one of your opponent’s Forwards will lose 4000 power.
This seems all basic, but take a look at his second ability. Tidus can attack as many times as the points of damage you have received. Meaning, that Tidus can attack up to 6 times if your back is against the wall. He’ll pick apart your opponent’s defenses and slowly makes holes for your attacks to go through.
You might want to keep this one up your sleeve, until it’s time to unleash him.
You can just grab Emissaries of Light Tidus for the beginning of the match, and have this one for after you already received a couple points of damage.
29-106H – Dion
Is it just me, or does this card not make any sense?
I know what it’s trying to say, but the way it’s worded has me re-reading the card.
Basically, you can pay 2CP less than the normal cost to prime into Bahamut, if you have another 6 Characters on the field. And that should be easy.
If not then there really isn’t any reason to Prime into Bahamut as the Priming cost is equal to Bahamut’s cost. Unless your hand sucks and you’d rather draw 2 cards.
Which in turn can change your whole board.
29-107C – Seer (FFTA2)
What does the Seer see?
The Seer sees a chance at breaking one of your opponent’s Forwards.
As long as you have a Summon in your hand, you can use Seer’s ability to deal at least 14,000 damage to one of your opponent’s Forwards.
And, that’s not counting in abilities that can buff Seer’s power up even more.
29-108C – Tonberry
The one cost Water Monster.
Doesn’t do much, and that is disappointing.
Tonberry is feared, and all this one does is make a Forward lose 2000 power.
Where is Chef’s Knife?
Where’s the ability that deals damage?
Where’s the fear of Tonberry?
C’mon Square-Enix, give Tonberry the card it deserves!
Oh, and you draw a card when you use Tonberry’s ability.
29-109R – Porom
The other twin, which looks like it’s just the same card. So, we’ll just copy/paste here
“We have the twins back doing what the twins do best. Twincast.
Well that’s the one option. If you have both Palom and Porom on the field, you can use Porom’s ability and deal one of your opponent’s Forwards 20,000 damage.
If not then you can just use Porom’s first ability and deal 5000, which is still good, depending on what you’re targeting.
Plus, you get a 2 cost Backup that will stick around until you need to use her abilities.”
29-110C – Yuna EX
Before we start, would you look at that art?
It’s an amazing piece of art, Yuna with all her Summons surrounding her.
What does the card do?
It grabs one of your opponent’s Forwards and puts it at the bottom of their deck.
And, that’s it. And that is more than enough.
29-111C/15-123C – Oracle
What had I written during Crystal Dominion?
“I had a plan with Oracle. And then I realized that it wouldn’t work.
So, scratch that.
Oracle will give you a crystal every time she enters the field. You can dull, and put her in the Break Zone to reduce damage to one of your Forwards and grab her back with Robel-Akbel.
Oracle’s use will be determined by the abilities that revolve around Crystal use.”
Now, I’m wondering what my plan was in the first place.
29-112C – Raz
This is great.
For 2CP you can have your opponent choose one of their Forwards and Raz will send it to the Break Zone.
After that, you can have Raz block Attackers left and right, in order to be able to play another one.
Don’t forget Elza can search for Raz.
29-113C – Rikken
Recycling Rikken.
I just actually read this card for the first time. No, it;s not the first time I’ve seen it, but it’s the first time I actually paid attention.
I always read place 2 cards in your Break Zone, when it actually says, at the bottom of your deck.
This card just got better. Instantly.
It’s the same card as before, but now I like it more than I used to.
Rikken comes in draws 2 cards, and as we mentioned, you can then put 2 cards from your hand at the bottom of the deck. Meaning you can still use those cards later.
Rikken also has the ability to give one of your Sky Pirates +1000 power. You don’t even have to pay for this ability.
I think I might like Opus X Rikken just a little bit more.
29-114C – Lenna
Lenna has a simple job, and it should work great in your Wol7 decks.
Activate a Warrior of Light at the end of your turn.
Anyone will do.
She’s also a Forward, so you might need to protect her a bit, as she only has 5000 power.
You already know we’re going to build a FFX Deck with Yuna & Tidus, and the rest of the gang. So, lets get to it.
hand. You’ll always attack, and you know it’ll go through because Tidus can’t be blocked.
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).
