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23-039R – Asura
1CP and a Full Art, cant go wrong with that.
When you cast Asura, you activate all of your Forwards. Plus all of your Forwards can’t be returned to your hand and their power can not be decreased until the end of the turn.
You can either play this at the end of your turn, after you attacked with all of your Forwards. This way if you go all out thinking that you’ll win the game, you can still cast Asura and you will be able to block during your next turn.
I’m sure there’s better ways to play Asura, but that’s how I would play it.
23-040L – Adelle
This is wonderful.
Mono-Wind + Adelle = Hard to beat!
With Adelle, you can go all out with all of your Forwards, and if your plan doesn’t work out, you can attack with Adelle and use her ability to Activate all of your Wind Characters.
That way you’ll have your front line ready to block when your opponent decides to attack.
But, maybe they won’t , once they see all of your Forwards activated.
Only drawback is that Adelle won’t activate during your next turn, but since you’re running Wind, I’m sure you’ll find a way to activate Adelle.
23-041C – Jornee
A 2 cost Backup that that shall buff a Forward, and give it some protection as well.
Sure, that Forward needs to cost 3CP or less. But, once per turn, Jornee will give that Forward +1000 power and all damage dealt to that Forward by your opponent’s abilities will become 0.
I mean 2CP, for some damage control is worth it if you ask me.
And, if you don’t, then try it for yourself.
23-042C – Vaan
Well, this looks like a decent Vaan.
Vaan comes in, gain a Crystal
Vaan attacks, gain a Crystal.
Life of Crime, double the damage dealt to a Forward by Vaan.
Use the two Crystals Vaan gained from earlier and deal 8000 damage to all of your opponent’s Forwards.
And, they say a Life of Crime doesn’t pay.
23-043R – Venat
A 2 cost Backup, that can search for herself and play herself straight to the field.
Of course, that ability means that you’ll be searching for Venat (23-115L) and you;ll get 2 Crystals for it.
For me, that is worthless as, I will probably never play the other Venat.
Or you can just keep Venat on the field, and use her first ability to cancel a Summon whenever needed.
Now that, I can use.
23-044R – Silver Dragon
I see a pattern here. Monsters that need a Monster to become a Forward.
Silver Dragon becomes a Forward with 9000 power. Which is pretty decent, considering you only paid 2CP for it, but Silver Monster also has the ability, to protect your Monsters from your opponent’s Summons and abilities.
Meaning that you should throw Silver Dragon into any deck running Monsters and Opus XI Relm, as she searches and plays Monsters on to the field, without having to worry about CP.
Yes, Add it to your Monster deck.
23-045C – Samovira
Another Monster.
Samovira is a Winged Demon, waiting on the sidelines until it’s time to unleash his fury on a Forward, or a Monster.
It’s not much to get him on the field, but you’ll have to send Samovira and one other Monster into the Break Zone. Which in return will allow you to Break on of your opponent’s Forwards 5CP and up, or a Monster.
It’s almost like an even trade.
23-046C – SOLDIER Candidate
Another SOLDIER in training.
Just like the other Candidates, this SOLDIER Candidate gains +3000 power if you have a couple of Standard Unit Forwards in your Break Zone.
Now the question I have, is do SOLDIER Candidate’s abilities apply only to each individual card, or do they all get the effects?
23-047H – Tyro
The Record Keeper returns, and this time he’s grabbing a card from the Break Zone. You’ll need 3 elements in your back line for this to work. If you do, (which you will, because you won’t be playing Tyro if you don’t) Tyro becomes a Free play.
Tyro will also protect one of your Forwards that is being targeted by a Summon, ability or an attack, by reducing the damage dealt to it, all the way down to 0.
I can see it being used, but I don’t see me using it.
23-048C – Dr. Mog
“Calling Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard, Dr. Mog!”
Search for a Moogle, does that mean Moogles are a thing now?
Are we going to get Killer Moogles from Outer Space?
So, many questions, we need more Moogles.
Dr. Mog also activates a Moogle with his ability.
Good King Moggle Mog might be making a comeback as well.
23-049C – Ninja
We’ve seen plenty of Ninjas already.
This one is a Backup that costs 2CP, and depending on when you play him, you can a decent card, or a really good card.
Ninja will make a Forward unblockable by a Forward that costs 3CP or more.
Ok, not bad.
But, if you have 5 Backups on the field, all of the Forwards that you control gain that ability.
Allowing you to have a semi-open path to your enemy.
23-050H – Noel
It’s not Warp, it’s Ludicrous Speed!
Noel might cost 5CP to play him, but he can come in easily with Warp. You might not even need to wait a whole turn. If you have 3 Final Fantasy XIII Characters on the field, as soon as you get into your Attack Phase, you will remove 1 Warp Counter for each XIII Character on the field.
You can end up playing Noel for 1CP.
After that Noel comes in with Haste and First Strike, and he’s ready to attack with 9000 power.
He’s gone plaid!
23-051L – Hope
Coming in at 3CP with 7000 power.
Hope is a great card, and you probably will never attack with Hope.
All Hope is going to do, is come in to play, pay (x), search for a Final Fantasy XIII Forward and play it onto the field. This is a great way to splash some more elements into that XIII deck that you know you will be building.
Once the new Forward comes in to play, all you’ll need to do is dull Hope, remove him from the game, and bring him back during your next Main Phase 1. You will then pay XCP once more and search for a XIII Forward and play it on to the field, and repeat.
Don’t forget to add Nora EX (1-079R) and Bartholomew (7-060R) to your deck.
23-052R – Maina EX
Finally, Ninjas have a way to search for Ninjas.
4CP to search, making Mainas cost 2CP.
And then Maina also brings protection, for one of your Ninjas, against your Opponent’s Summons and abilities. Simply by dulling 2 active Ninjas.
Let’s make a Ninja deck that will make Vanilla Ice proud.
“Go Ninja, Go Ninja, Go!”
23-053R – Meteion
A rare Backup, that will activate all of your Backups.
And give you a card as well.
Sure, you’ll have to put Meteion into the Break Zone, but she will have served her cause, and then you can play another Meteion, because this one is gone.
All this for 2CP, not bad at all.
23-054C – Yuffie
There are Ninjas everywhere, and Yuffie is ready to go.
2CP, 5K body, and the ability to draw a card every time a Ninja deals damage to your opponent.
Plus if you have a couple of Wind CP ready to go, you can just attack with Yuffie, and if anyone tries to block her, just use those 2 Crystal Points to make Yuffie unblockable.
Almost like Opus IV Locke but, instead of paying with a card of the same name, just use two generic Wind Crystal Points.
I can see this being used.
23-055C/15-058C – Dragoon
Reprint of a Reprint.
Dawn of Heroes, Crystal Dominion.
“Crystals and more Crystals.
Use this reprint Dragoon to generate one Crystal and then use his ability to get him off the field.
See, I actually wrote something this time.
No Copy/Paste.
Nope.
I might Copy/Paste this for the next one though.”
23-056C – Luso
Need a way to bring back a Character from the Break Zone?
Luso here might be able to help.
Luso comes in and let’s you grab a Character of 2CP or less from the Break Zone and play it straight to the field.
And Luso’s abilities don’t end there. You can turn Luso into a Monster Hunter, where he will Break a Monster, but Luso will also end up in the Break Zone.
It’s a decent card, has good abilities when Luso enters and exits the field.
Deserves a shot.
23-057H – General Leo
A General needs his army, and so does General Leo.
Only difference is that General Leo’s army is a lot smaller than your average army. General Leo can handle the battle with only 3 soldiers.
When General Leo’s army is on the battlefield, they will give the General +2000 power and protection from your opponent’s Summons.
Other than that, General Leo will also allow you to play a card of 2CP or less from your hand onto the field, when he enters the field.
A leader among low cost Characters!
We have just received word of a new set coming out.
Hidden Trials will elevate the ‘Limit Break’ mechanic to new heights thanks to custom-themed cards that can turn the tide of battle, revolutionising the deck-building experience for players.
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).
On to the card
That first ability is all you need, as Sophie is Earth/Water she counts as Water. (Correct me if I am wrong.) With her not being able to be broken by abilities or Summons that don’t deal damage, she will most likely not be able to be broken if you have enough Earth and Water Forwards on the field. It is simple as that.
keep saying it, too. Great card, if you play Earth you can splash any other color you’d like as you’ll have a way to pay for it.