Cardfight #139 is a match between the Lost Legend Gear Chronicle Standard deck, played by Rem, against the V-TD07 Link Joker Standard Trial deck, played by JJ.
(Note: All Standard cards will be denoted with a #V next to its name)
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Strides and G Guardians:-
2 Chronotiger Rebellion
1 Metapulsar, Altered Dragon
1 Metapulsar, Split Pegasus
1 Metapulsar, Huang-long
4 Chronotiger Gear Glare
1 Deus Ex Machina, Demiurge
2 Interdimensional Dragon, Bind Time Dragon
1 Pulsar Saver, Ilishu (G-Guardian)
1 Time Maiden of Eternity, Uluru (G-Guardian)
2 Retroactive Time Maiden, Uluru (G-Guardian)
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know. If you like this and would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter @CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. You can also support us over at Patreon, where we have some awesome perks available for you guys.
We’re back again with another “Booster Pack” blog post.
This post will cover every RR and above card we missed out on in our unboxing video for G Booster Set 14: Divine Dragon Apocrypha.
With that said, let’s continue.
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Neon Gyze
[AUTO]:When you ride on this unit, put this card into your G zone. (Does not count as Generation Break)
[CONT](G Zone):For your trigger effects, change the [Power] increase to “Choose up to one <Zeroth Dragon> from your G zone, and bind it face up”.
[CONT](G Zone):The <Zeroth Dragon> in your bind zone cannot move to other areas.
[Ultimate Stride]-“Dragon Deity of Destruction, Gyze” (Released when your vanguard is grade 3 and you have five different types of <Zeroth Dragon> in your bind zone!)-Stride Step-[Choose a card with the same card name as your vanguard from your hand, and discard it] Remove all of your other cards from your circles, soul, and G zone, flip this card over, and Stride it on your (VC).
Dragon Deity of Destuction, Gyze
[AUTO]:When this unit is placed on (VC), choose five <Zeroth Dragon> from your bind zone, and call them to separate (RC).
[CONT](VC):You cannot ride nor call any rear-guards other than <Zeroth Dragon>. All of your units do not return to the G zone, and cannot be affected by anything other than this card and your guardian. Your rear-guards cannot be attacked.
[AUTO](VC):At the beginning of your turn, deal one damage to your opponent’s vanguard for each <Zeroth Dragon> on your (RC).
Zeroth Dragon of Zenith Peak, Ultima
[Ultimate Stride] (Released when the number of face up cards in your G zone is three or more! When it returns to the G zone, remove your G zone!)-Stride Step-[Choose a card with the same card name as your vanguard from your hand, and discard it] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[AUTO]:[Counter Blast (2)] When this unit is placed on (VC), you may pay the cost. If you do, search your deck for four cards, shuffle your deck, call two cards from among them to separate (RC), and put the rest on the top of your deck in any order. Until end of turn, chose all of your units for your trigger effects.
Zeroth Dragon of End of the World, Dust
[Ultimate Stride] (Released when the number of face up cards in your G zone is three or more! When it returns to the G zone, remove your G zone!)-Stride Step-[Choose a card with the same card name as your vanguard from your hand, and discard it] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[AUTO]:[Counter Blast (2)] When this unit is placed on (VC), you may pay the cost. If you do, until end of turn, your opponent’s vanguards and rear-guards lose all of their abilities, and their grade and [Power] increase or decrease to 1. If the number of cards in your opponent’s damage zone is four or less, choose one of your opponent’s vanguards, and deal one damage. (Perform a damage check. Triggers will also activate)
Immortal Holy Sword, Fides
[Stride]-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[ACT](VC)[1/Turn]:[Counter Blast (1) & Choose a face down card from your G zone, and turn it face up] Until end of turn, this unit gets “[CONT](VC):If your opponent has only one guardian, the attacks of your units with the brave ability will hit regardless of its [Power].”.
[AUTO](VC) Generation Break 4 Brave:When this unit attacks, if you have a heart card with “Altmile” in its card name, search your deck for up to three cards, call them to separate (RC), and shuffle your deck.
Chronovisor Heritage
[Stride]-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[AUTO]:[Choose four other face up <Zodiac Time Beast> from your G zone, and turn them face down] When this unit is put into your G zone from (VC), you may pay the cost. If you do, you get an additional turn. Skip the ride phase of that additional turn, and at the beginning of the main phase, Stride this card on your (VC).
Higher Deity Knight, Altmile
[AUTO](VC)[1/Turn]:[Soul Blast (1)-card with the brave ability] When this unit is placed on (VC), or when your G unit Stride, you may pay the cost. If you do, search your deck for up to one card with the brave ability not named “Higher Deity Knight, Altmile”, call it to (RC), and shuffle your deck.
[AUTO](VC/RC) Generation Break 2 Brave (Active when you have three or less cards in your hand):When this unit attacks, if you have a vanguard with the brave ability, this unit gets [Power]+5000/[Critical]+1 until end of that battle.
Dragfall, Luard
[CONT](VC) Ritual X:You may pay “Counter Blast (4) & Choose a normal unit from your drop zone, and put it on the bottom of your deck. This cost is reduced by Counter Blast (1) for each grade 1 card in your drop zone” as the cost for Stride and Ultimate Stride.
[AUTO](VC):[Counter Blast (1)] When your G unit Stride, you may pay the cost. If you do, search your deck for up to one grade 1 or lower card, call it to (RC), and shuffle your deck. If that unit has the ritual ability, choose one of your opponent’s rear-guards in the same column as that unit, and retire it.
Evil-eye Vidya Emperor, Shiranui “Rinne”
[Stride]-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
Dominate-[ACT](VC)[1/Turn]:[Counter Blast (1) & Choose a face down card from your G zone with the same card name as this unit, and turn it face up] Your opponent chooses two cards from his or her hand, calls them to separate (RC), and they get [Power]+5000 until end of turn. Dominate them, and attack your opponent’s vanguard one at a time. Your opponent cannot activate the [AUTO] abilities of cards called due to this effect until end of turn.
[CONT](VC) Generation Break 3:All dominated units get [Power]+10000/[Critical]+1.
Blazing Demonic Stealth Dragon, Shiranui “Zanki”
Dominate-[AUTO](VC):During your turn, When this unit is placed on (VC), or when your G unit Stride, choose up to one of any players’ rear-guards, and it gets [Power]+2000 until end of turn. If that unit is your opponent’s rear-guard, [Stand] and dominate it, and attack your opponent’s other unit. (You may use its abilities if you pay the cost)
[AUTO](VC):[Soul Blast (1)] At the beginning of your ride phase, you may pay the cost. If you do, draw a card, all fighters choose a card from their hands, and call them to (RC). Your opponent cannot activate the [AUTO] abilities of cards called due to this effect until end of turn.
One who Hunts Souls, Balaam
[Stride]-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[ACT](VC)[1/Turn]:[Counter Blast (1) & Choose a face down card with the same card name as this unit from your G zone, turn it face up] Choose one of your opponent’s rear-guards, this unit gets the [Power] of that unit, and drive+1. Retire that unit. You may Soul Charge (2) for each face up card in your G zone.
[CONT](VC) Generation Break 3 Darkness:If the number of cards in your soul is thirteen or more, your opponent cannot call grade 1 cards from hand to (GC).
One who Proceeds Towards Daybreak, Scharhrot
[AUTO](VC):When your G unit Stride, you may Soul Charge (2). If you do, choose a card with the darkness ability from your soul, put it into your hand, choose up to one card from your hand, and put it into your soul.
[AUTO](VC) Darkness (This ability is active if cards have been put into your soul during this turn):[Choose one of your grade 1 or greater rear-guards, and put it into your soul] At the end of your turn, you may pay the cost. If you do, your opponent chooses one of his or her rear-guards, retires it, and if the number of cards in your soul is eight or more, you Counter Charge (1).
Slaptail Dragon
[AUTO](RC) Ritual 3 (Active if there are three or more grade 1 cards in your drop zone):When your other grade 1 unit is placed on (RC), if you have a vanguard with the ritual ability, that placed unit and this unit get [Power]+3000 until end of turn.
[CONT](Deck/Drop Zone):If you have a grade 4 vanguard with “Luard” in its card name, this card gets grade -1.
Emancipating Revenger, Allyl
[AUTO]:[Bind this card face up & Choose another card with “Heal” from your drop zone, and bind it face up] When this card is discarded for the cost of calling a G guardian, you may pay the cost. If you do, Counter Charge (1) or Soul Charge (1).
Goddess of Mercy, Inanna
[Stride]-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[AUTO]:Revelation-(VC)
[ACT](VC)[1/Turn]:[Counter Blast (1) & Choose a face down card with the same card name as this unit from your G zone, turn it face up] Soul Charge (3), your opponent chooses one of his or her rear-guards for each card with the revelation ability Soul Charge, and retires them.
[CONT](VC) Generation Break 3:All of your rear-guards get [Power]+2000 for each card in your soul with the revelation ability.
Regalia of Frost, Jotun
[CONT]:Sentinel
[AUTO]:[Choose a card from your hand, and discard it] When this unit is placed on (GC) from hand, you may pay the cost. If you do, choose one of your units with “Regalia” in its card name, and it cannot be hit until end of that battle.
[AUTO] Generation Break 1:[Bind this card face up] When this card is put into your drop zone from your soul during your turn, if you have a vanguard with “Regalia” in its card name, you may pay the cost. If you do, choose a “Regalia of Frost, Jotun” from your drop zone, and you may return it into your hand.
Stealth Fiend, Quesera Basara
[AUTO]:[Bind this card face up & Choose another card with “Heal” from your drop zone, and bind it face up] When this card is discarded for the cost of calling a G guardian, you may pay the cost. If you do, Counter Charge (1) or Soul Charge (1).
Amon’s Follower, Abysm Lust
[AUTO]:[Bind this card face up & Choose another card with “Heal” from your drop zone, and bind it face up] When this card is discarded for the cost of calling a G guardian, you may pay the cost. If you do, Counter Charge (1) or Soul Charge (1).
Chronomedical Hamster
[AUTO]:[Bind this card face up & Choose another card with “Heal” from your drop zone, and bind it face up] When this card is discarded for the cost of calling a G guardian, you may pay the cost. If you do, Counter Charge (1) or Soul Charge (1).
And here are this set’s reprints!
Knight of Heavenly Decree, Altmile
[AUTO](VC):At the beginning of your ride phase, choose up to one card from your hand, call it to (RC), and that unit gets [Power]+4000 until end of turn.
[AUTO](VC):When your G unit Stride during your turn, choose up to one card from your hand, call it to (RC), choose one of your units with the brave ability, and it gets [Power]+4000 until end of turn.
[AUTO](VC) Generation Break 2 Brave (Active when you have three or less cards in your hand):When this unit attacks, choose up to five of your rear-guards, and they get [Power]+4000 until end of turn.
[AUTO](RC) Generation Break 1 Ritual 3 (Active if there are three or more grade 1 cards in your drop zone):When this unit attacks a vanguard, until end of that battle, this unit gets [Power]+5000, and “[AUTO](RC):[Counter Blast (1)] When this unit’s attack hits, you may pay the cost. If you do, search your deck for up to one grade 1 card, call it to (RC), and shuffle your deck.”.
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That ends the “Booster Pack” for this set. As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know. If you like what you see here, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter@CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. We have a Discord server, so you can join us and other Crossbone Rearguards here. And last, but not least, you can also support us directly over at Patreon.
Strides and G-Guardians:-
2 Metapulsar, Avenir Phoenix
3 Metapulsar, Altered Dragon
3 Metapulsar, Split Pegasus
1 Metapulsar, Mystery-freeze Dragon
2 Chronodragon Nextage
1 Deus Ex Machina, Demiurge
3 Interdimensional Beast, Pandora Chimera (G-Guardian)
2 Time Maiden of Eternity, Uluru (G-Guardian)
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know here, or on our Discord server, which you can find the link here. If you would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter @CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. If you like what you see here and want to support us directly, you can do so over at our Patreon.
Grade 3s:-
1 Chronofang Tiger G
3 Chronojet Dragon
4 Chronojet Dragon G
Strides and G Guardians:-
4 Chronodragon Gearnext
2 Chronodragon Nextage
1 Metapulsar, Huang-long
1 Metapulsar, Mystery-freeze Dragon
2 Metapulsar, Avenir Phoenix
1 Interdimensional Dragon, Beyond Order Dragon
1 Highbrow Steam, Raphanna (G-Guardian)
2 Retroactive Time Maiden, Uluru (G-Guardian)
1 Time Maiden of Eternity, Uluru (G-Guardian)
1 Highbrow Steam, Arlim (G-Guardian)
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know here, or on our Discord server, which you can find the link here. If you would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter @CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. If you like what you see here and want to support us directly, you can do so over at our Patreon.
Strides and G Guardians:-
2 Metapulsar, Altered Dragon
2 Interdimensional Dragon, Bind Time Dragon
2 Chronotiger Rebellion
4 Chronotiger Gear Glare
1 Metapulsar, Mystery-freeze Dragon
1 Interdimensional Dragon, Beyond Order Dragon
1 Highbrow Steam, Raphanna (G-Guardian)
2 Retroactive Time Maiden, Uluru (G-Guardian)
1 Time Maiden of Eternity, Uluru (G-Guardian)
Notes:-
First off, the aim of the deck is to rack up the binds so that you can get Chronotiger Gear Glare’s GB3 fully online as soon as possible. The neat thing about a Chronofang Tiger deck is that through Chronotiger Rebellion and Gear Glare, you have, at maximum guarantee, 6 chances to perform Quadruple Drive, so being able to take advantage of that by getting the binds up as early as possible would only benefit you for the mid-late game, especially if you have Rebellion available after burning through all of your Gear Glares.
But of course, your battle instincts should not be ignored for formulaic turns. If you are short on the bind, going up to Rebellion or Bind Time Dragon first before Gear Glare is no problem, if you want to force your opponent to guard off a potentially dangerous Vanguard attack.
Resource-wise, GBT12 did a lot to help give Chronofang a lot of recovery options, with Hegardo being one of the best for Counter Charging and Pushing Advance Gear Tiger for the Soul Charging. Not only that but if you get your binds going, units like Nadin and Adad-apra will reward you with draws and counter charges, respectively.
I understand that this build includes a couple of promo cards like Altered Dragon and Quick-accel Dragon. They both help with building up the number of cards in your bind zone. (I managed to get 7 in the bind using both of their skills on my first stride)
An alternative unit I can suggest in replacing Quick-accel Dragon is Chronofang Tiger G to fully guarantee you ride to a Chronofang Vanguard. Alternatively, any Grade 3 that can perform Time Leap from the rear-guard circle will work as well, especially if you have Ur-Watar or Night-barking Gear Tabby on the field.
Metapulsar, Split Pegasus can effectively replace Altered Dragon. While I used to use Interdimensional Dragon, Warp Drive Dragon to help build up the bind count, Split Pegasus can help you out better with setting up your field on the first stride. Chronofang still suffers a bit with rear-guard presence, and with your new units from GBT12 making it easy to rack up the bind count on their own, you can easily reach 9 in the bind in time. While there isn’t a lot of them in this build, there are a good number of Zodiac Time Beasts in each grade that you can call out using Split Pegasus’ skill, some of which can help with the bind count, like Manish or Mara, or resource recovery like Hegardo.
And while I’m on this topic, your Perfect Guards can be replaced with Pulsar Tamer, Arka. The fact that only half my triggers are Zodiac Time Beasts in this build is what’s making me weigh my options considerably.
Metapulsar, Mystery-freeze Dragon may be situational at best, and at times you can’t really guarantee its Quadruple Drive, but what you can hope to count on is that you can stop your opponent’s hand size from guarding, especially if you know there’s Perfect Guards in there to stop and heal triggers to burn out his G-Guardians.
And Interdimensional Dragon, Beyond Order Dragon, is just there to mess around with your opponent for some good fun.
And yes, this is the exact same deck I used to fight Ishii Mark, the voice actor for Shindou Chrono in Cardfight!! Vanguard G, at Charaexpo 2017. If you wanna try it, it’s a fun deck I would recommend to anyone looking to have fun figuring out how to make a deck work and putting it in action.
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know here, or on our Discord server, which you can find the link here. If you would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter @CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. If you like what you see here and want to support us directly, you can do so over at our Patreon.
Grade 3s:-
4 Chronofang Tiger
3 Chronofang Tiger G
Strides and G Guardians:-
2 Interdimensional Dragon, Warp Drive Dragon
4 Interdimensional Dragon, Bind Time Dragon
4 Chronotiger Rebellion
1 Metapulsar, Mystery-freeze Dragon
1 Interdimensional Dragon, Beyond Order Dragon
1 Highbrow Steam, Raphanna (G-Guardian)
1 Retroactive Time Maiden, Uluru (G-Guardian)
1 Interdimensional Beast, Pandora Chimera (G-Guardian)
1 Time Maiden of Eternity, Uluru (G-Guardian)
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know here, or on our Discord server, which you can find the link here. If you would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter @CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. If you like what you see here and want to support us directly, you can do so over at our Patreon.
Cardfight #94 sees us pit JJ’s Zodiac Time Beast Gear Chronicle deck against ZaCaptain’s Harri Pale Moon deck. You can check the video above to see the bout, but if you’re interested in seeing the Zodiac Time Beast deck profile, we have it in this post.
If you want to check out what’s in the Harri deck, click here.
Take note that this build is one that is used for this cardfight. Changes may have been already made at this point in time by the owner. You are welcome to learn from this deck profile, if you are looking to build one, but we highly encourage you to build yours to fit you.
Grade 3s:-
3 Chronofang Tiger
2 Chronofang Tiger G
4 Chronojet Dragon G
Strides and G Guardians:-
2 Chronodragon Nextage
2 Chronotiger Rebellion
1 Deus Ex Machina, Demiurge
4 Metapulsar, Altered Dragon
4 Metapulsar, Split Pegasus
3 Interdimensional Beast, Pandora Chimera (G-Guardian)
Notes:-
So this is the Zodiac Time Beast style of Demiurge. Instead of binding through the use of Gear Colossus, this deck is made of Zodiac Time Beasts entirely.
Ideally, you want to ride to Chronojet Dragon G to abuse his on-Stride skill to filter out the deck, while binding what you need to bind through Altered Dragon. Alternatively, if you are in need of pressure from the Rear-guards, you can easily switch to Split Pegasus to reinforce your field instead.
Chronofang Tiger is really there in the event that you ride into him. After the first Altered Dragon or Split Pegasus, his GB2 skill is great in case you have nothing to stride with.
The key to the deck is to be patient and be very careful in what you bind so that you have at least 12 Zodiac Time Beasts with different names. That being said, don’t be so eager to use Demiurge unless you are sure you can stave off the attacks coming your way and finishing off your opponent after.
With the prevalence of G Guardians, Demiurge is played not as a win condition in itself, but rather as the key to setting up for future turns. In fact, this deck has 3 different finishers provided. Chronodragon Nextage, Chronotiger Rebellion and Metapulsar, Altered Dragon. Personally, Nextage is my key finisher due to its restand ability, on top of Chronojet Dragon G’s skill, making it easily swing for 31000 to 36000 Power by himself. That’s not counting the rear-guards getting 4000-5000 Power boosts. That makes it quite nasty after a Demiurge turn.
Rebellion is pretty self explanatory. Whether it be before or a turn or two after Demiurge, it is the quadruple drive and extra critical that is the main thing.
If you go by the Altered Dragon route, it’s ability to gain 2000 Power for each card in the bind zone makes for an increasingly bigger Vanguard after every turn. Assuming you hit the 4th Altered Dragon, it is quite possible to have it at a mininal 50000 Power.
With all of that said, have fun trying this build, if you enjoy my concept of it, and all the best to your perfect future!
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know. If you like this and would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter @CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. You can also support us over at Patreon, where we have some awesome perks available for you guys.
Cardfight #80 sees us pit Victor’s Zodiac Time Beast Gear Chronicle deck against ZaCaptain’s Enigman Dimension Police deck. You can check the video above to see the bout, but if you’re interested in seeing the Zodiac Time Beast deck profile, we have it in this post.
If you want to check out what’s in the Enigman deck, click here.
Take note that this build is one that is used for this cardfight. Changes may have been already made at this point in time by the owner. You are welcome to learn from this deck profile, if you are looking to build one, but we highly encourage you to build yours to fit you.
At first glance, you may see the various amount of units in this deck build. I built my Zodiac Time Beast deck this way because I want to be able to adapt to any situation. The main strategy of the deck is to get as many strides face up to bring up Chronojet Dragon G and the front row Zodiac Time Beasts to PG-only levels of power, whilst everything else exists in the deck to adapt to any opponent.
As earlier mentioned, Chronojet Dragon G is the main Ace of the deck with his skill to power up from every 2 face up cards in the G Zone. Chronojet Dragon is there to give me access to using Crossover Dragon, which in turn adds a lot of on-hit threat to the deck. And because the deck does not play that much around sending opponents’ units to the bottom of the deck, Chronofang Tiger G helps with that, in case I need to get rid of a particularly pesky rear-guard.
I could absolutely max out the number of Lugal-ures in the deck, but because of the reasons in the first point, I kept him down to 2. Ideally, I would Lugal-ures flanking both sides of the Vanguard circle to make every column attack count. And with its ability to Time Leap on a Grade 3 ZTB check, I can increase my attack by one more.
Farm Peacock is really helpful, because it is immune to being sent to the bottom of the deck by skills like Split Pegasus when he is Time Leaped out. Chronobeat Buffalo is always a welcome addition to the deck, thanks to his constant 11000 Power (as long as you ride up to a ZTB Vanguard).
Tick-away Dragon is very helpful in filtering your deck. Whenever you Time Leap, you can send a card back to the bottom of the deck and it’s not [1/Turn] too. With the restriction on Ur-Watar in place currently, Tick-away Dragon is helpful in circumventing the restrictions, regardless of how efficient it is compared to before.
One thing that this deck does need is an increase in the number of Zodiac Time Beasts. Chronojet Dragon G and Split Pegasus only targets Zodiac Time Beasts, so if future releases of Gear Chronicle provides more Zodiac Time Beasts, this deck would be tremendously boosted by them.
Some of you may cry about Chronodragon Gear Groovy not being in the G Zone. To which I must point out that I don’t have space for him or a decent amount of Gear Dragons with AUTO abilities for him to take up.
But this deck does have its flaws. You need to keep track of which units’ skills can activate from. Units like Hypnosis Sheep requires to be called from hand to activate, whereas units like Farm Peacock needs to be placed from the deck. Not only that, but the deck is also Counterblast heavy and Arlim doesn’t quite help with Countercharging that much. So learning to control your Counterblasts will be key.
Overall, despite the flaws, the deck is playable, fun and is awaiting future boosts for more fun.
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As always, if you have any queries, comments or suggestions, feel free to let me, Dempster or Leon know. If you like this and would like to see more Vanguard content that we have come up with, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel and follow us here on our blog. You can keep up to date on all of our releases on Twitter@CrossboneVGs, and on our Facebook page. You can also support us over at Patreon, where we have some awesome perks available for you guys.
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