Playstyles

Vandelan wrote:

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.

Shadow Paladins do that even better

Alice wrote:

Vandelan wrote:

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.

Shadow Paladins do that even better

I just played a tournament with a budget version of the Ildona deck and I see exactly what you mean. They might just be my favorite clan now... Ending a turn with 4 extra cards in hand is just plain awesome.

Vandelan wrote:

Alice wrote:

Vandelan wrote:

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.

Shadow Paladins do that even better

I just played a tournament with a budget version of the Ildona deck and I see exactly what you mean. They might just be my favorite clan now... Ending a turn with 4 extra cards in hand is just plain awesome.

:D

When I first started playing though, Kagero's control capabilities was pretty fun for learning the game and I'm tempted to jump back into that clan if I can find Barri's for less than $25 (fucking JI ENDO hype).

The next deck I tried was Tachikaze, and considering they were big stompy dinos, I figured they'd be all about being aggro. Imagine my surprise when I find out that they are actually a crazy defensive clan and I did have fun with crazy amount of guards I was able to pull off. The only thing I didn't like was my godawful luck with my Grade 1 ride only managing to ride Sonic Noa every 1 out of 9 games.

Currently, I'm playing Great Natures and I dig how they can swing for stupidly big columns thanks to Leopald, Tiger, and to a lesser extent Marmoset. I suppose you could consider that aggro.

Recently I've been drawn in by Stern's rad artwork and crazy aggro capabilities, so I'll be playing that next.

Funfact, you should be riding Noa approximately 44.33% of games.

Like I said, just terrible luck. Or terrible shuffles. One or the other. It was still a fun deck to mess around with, I wouldn't mind revisiting it when they get their new shit in BT08(?).

Gelatin wrote:

Recently I've been drawn in by Stern's rad artwork and crazy aggro capabilities, so I'll be playing that next.

I'm playing that right now. I love the possibility of checking a Stand when you swing in with Stern boosted by Dancing Wolf, which would cause Stern to power up from 18K to 26K with one trigger. I've been testing it with 8 Crit and 4 Draw at the moment though (I seriously can't live without Draw triggers) and may switch to Rainbow triggers (4 of each) so I can use Stands for that suprise power boost.

For something as aggro as Blau, I wanna say 12 Crit or bust. If I'm going to be putting on the pressure with the threat of a 3rd Drive check, I want to be doing the most damage I can with my triggers.

Shadowbane wrote:

Gelatin wrote:

Recently I've been drawn in by Stern's rad artwork and crazy aggro capabilities, so I'll be playing that next.

I'm playing that right now. I love the possibility of checking a Stand when you swing in with Stern boosted by Dancing Wolf, which would cause Stern to power up from 18K to 26K with one trigger. I've been testing it with 8 Crit and 4 Draw at the moment though (I seriously can't live without Draw triggers) and may switch to Rainbow triggers (4 of each) so I can use Stands for that suprise power boost.

Stern stands his own booster..... and Dancing Wolf's skill with activate due to it.

So you'd be hitting 26k with a crit, draw, heal, or stand. Why even bother running the stand?

What meeb said.

why does his remind me of all the "Timmy, Johnny, Spike" conversations I've read.

That aside, I'm big into surprise mixxed with aggro, I supose. tends to be the closest to my playstyle for other games.

It depends on the deck i'm playing. I'm quite fond of aggro and trolling, though.

I'm agressive. I normally do control in a tcg, but I really like Vanguard's aggro style.

I like control and advantage. I do play aggro a lot though due to my favorite clans being very aggro.

I'm a gold paladin player and love to to have aggressiveness in game with also the hint of a troll i just love pissing people off with my crits. Featherine should know... I also love hitting for those high numbers and getting rid of their hand for final turn.