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Battle area => Community => Deck Discussion => Topic started by: XenoSoul on October 20, 2015, 03:27:47 PM
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Grade 0: [17]
Neon Messiah x1 (Starter)
Asteroid Wolf x4 (Crit)
Quake Kick Pulse Monk x4 (Crit)
Superstring Theory Beloved Girl x4 (Draw)
Torn World Lady Healer x4 (Heal)
Grade 1: [14]
Flower Blooming in the Vacuum, Cosmolis x4 (PG)
Destiny Dealer x4 (Stride Fodder)
Dark Metal Chameleon x3
White Dwarf Lady Battler x3
Grade 2: [11]
Awaking Messiah x4
Lady Battler of Gravity Well x4
Sunset Edge, Duskblade x3
Grade 3: [8]
Alter Ego Messiah x4
Neutron Star Lady Gunner x4
Stride: [8]
Genesis Dragon, Judgment Messiah x2
Genesis Dragon, Amnesty Messiah x2
Nebula Dragon, Big Crunch Dragon x4
This deck is just your basic Messiah deck, however I would like to think on how this deck goes after tests and suggestions from those who can give them. So if anyone has any suggestions on how to make the deck better or more solid as a whole, please give you opinion because every little bit will help me with this deck.
However as of now this deck works around striding a locking units in order to use skills like awakening to get an extra attack or even use Alter's skill to get more draws. The stride are used to gain access to the g breaks and use Amnesty to hit the opponent with an extra critical by using skills to easily lock 3 units. Besides that this deck is designed to stop your opponent setting up an amazing formation while also limiting there attacks to make guarding much easier and use less cards.
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You need to describe your deck in more detail. How you want it to function/how you expect it to function/how it has been functioning. It's in the rules.
3 Amnesty is a large number when you could use a slot for Blizza. You could use another one a second Judgment Messiah too (since it's hilariously ridiculous with Awaking). Any reason why you chose to have so many?
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You need to describe your deck in more detail. How you want it to function/how you expect it to function/how it has been functioning. It's in the rules.
3 Amnesty is a large number when you could use a slot for Blizza. You could use another one a second Judgement Messiah too (since it's hilariously ridiculous with Awaking). Any reason why you chose to have so many?
Okay I've added a small description about how the deck works. Also the reason I added 3 Amnesty was as an experiment.
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-1 Amnesty Messiah
+1 Judgment Messiah
Reason: After testing it out a bit, I can see having another judgement allowing for more combos which also adds a bit more pressure on the opponent when it's out.