Playstyles

Well first deck I got was Gold Paladin and they were ok, not exactly my style but the deck just kinda works a little bit on auto pilot, not a lot but still. The next deck I got was Angel Feather, they did good for a while but lately they've been letting me down. I really want the Murakumo though, I built a sub-deck using spare cards and played it against my friends Goku/Overlord deck, I made him deck out.

Also Alice, Agravain's megablast; I managed to pull it off 5 times in one tournament, lost every single time on the next turn, Dragonic Lawkeeper is just pure death for Agravain and the second my opponent saw him they just kept killing my rearguards and forcing high shield from my hand, at the time my other main G3 vanguard was a single Garmore cause I was poor.

I promise I'm going to try and make a not-shitty Murakumo article :|. I did the impossible and made Megacolony work, maybe I can make Murakumo work.

Oh you have a lot of Lawkeeper in your locals? I'm sorry man. That's your bane. There really is no getting around that. Agravain is an amazing deck otherwise.

etranger for next deep clan

Oh don't get me wrong, pulling off the megablast makes him amazing, its just that my resources would be constantly reduced in the build up to it that by the time I could megablast, saved perfect guard then block the rearguards I had to drop down for more attacks. Only one Lawkeeper was played during that tournament. But he is definitely a powerful card, needs a little more support for a really good deck though.

And I wish you good luck with that Murakumo article, they're not an easy clan to grasp :)

I myself would prefer to end the game as quickly as possible, of course ending in my favor. I took this trademark from Yu-Gi-Oh, because in that game I play progressive/swift swarm decks that no one/ barely anyone uses like Flamsworns and Batterymen. So in this game I have taken a liking to the "1 must die for us to prevail" playstyle of the Tachikaze Clan, only because it helps get through the game swiftly by gaining massive amounts of power and then attacking for unguardable(unless Perfect Guarded) attacks. Speeds up the game I my favor if i do say so my self.

I'm sure it helps that Izaki uses Tachikaze and that's your avatar :P

TK are anything but swift game enders though. They're the deck that can prolong anything beyond even Oracle Think Tank levels. They can even prolong pure early game rushdown decks to Turn 5. With BT08, that will change though.

I'm pretty much Aggressive for the most part, but it honestly depends on what clan I see I'm fighting.

If I see OTTs, I'm going to go balls deep and keep swinging at their Vanguard (Maybe at Silent Tom if I see one), but I'll probably back myself up if I see something like Spike Brothers or Kagero.

Though, I have no idea what to do when I go against Granblues. The memories from Regionals past have created some sort trauma for me so I freeze up and get confused whenever I fight them. D;

Hmm, It really depends on what deck Im using. When I was a Gold Pally main I was balls to walls aggro. Same with my Current Royal deck.

With my fantastic Pale Moon circus I love to have Hand control and surprise the opponent. And last but not least my current main deck is my Nova Grapplers. Which are just Aggro and Control.



Oh and for Bermuda(Raindear), just hand control because thats pretty much all you can do.

I play royal paladin.

my goal is to punch face for 3/3/3.

I'll let the members decide my playstyle.

When I see 'trollish resource management' I am instantly intrigued. As a result, I ended up gravitating towards Kagero and OTT, but I managed to put together the OTT deck first in a feat that I to this day cannot explain. I'd say my playstyle is control/hand advantage oriented, depending on the deck I'm playing.

Agro is what I mainly play but Control can be quite fun especially with Kagero, Megacolony and a Hydro/Glory Maelstrom build just watching a players strategy fall to pieces after taking a key card out is quite fun

My playstyle differs from clan to clan, though I favour aggression, which I why I enjoy playing clans like Nova Grapplers and Dark Irregulars. I'll be having more of a control-based playstyle once I can put together my Megacolony deck.

So many Megacolony players on V-Mundi. Maybe it's the hexagon background :P

Control, definitely. I like how OTT just needs options in hand (by drawing a lot) to gain control of the flow during the mid game. Also, vanguards with on-hit skills in general: Riviere, Stern and Eclipse are my favorites though.

Alice wrote:

So many Megacolony players on V-Mundi. Maybe it's the hexagon background :P

Well, I chose Megacolony because it was a better choice than the other two. Neo Nectar seems like it will be pretty mainstream to me (already have Gold Paladins), and I don't really like the artwork on Great Nature.

MC has lots of unique rearguards, and a decent line of Grade 3s, and I'm sure it will get more support in the future. I mean, if Bermuda could get a second Extra Booster, don't see why Megacolony couldn't get some more cards in the next few sets.

Shadowbane wrote:

Alice wrote:

So many Megacolony players on V-Mundi. Maybe it's the hexagon background :P

Well, I chose Megacolony because it was a better choice than the other two. Neo Nectar seems like it will be pretty mainstream to me (already have Gold Paladins), and I don't really like the artwork on Great Nature.

MC has lots of unique rearguards, and a decent line of Grade 3s, and I'm sure it will get more support in the future. I mean, if Bermuda could get a second Extra Booster, don't see why Megacolony couldn't get some more cards in the next few sets.

I completely agree with you on that.

Depends of the deck
Control on my Robert Deck and my Garmore Ezel one.
Aggressive with my Sarah deck (starting in mid game)
With Tachikaze i usually go aggresive when i can.

Aggresive+Control: Amon build (Kagero style)

Control definetly. I also love the non-stopping aggresion in Spike Brothers and Tachikaze. But in general, I try to attack with decent numbers while having a good hand and defensive resources (my decks have all 4 draws minimum).

Glad to see no one here picks "surprises". Security through obscurity doesn't work.

Technically a "mix of two or more" could include surprises.

I like being able to play a deck that allows me to shift gears as I need to control the pace of the game. I play a number of clans, but I now appreciate Granblue simply because of how well they let you shift during a game.

shotgun to face is how i play any and all games

Isn't that trigger going to give them surprise?