The beginning of the second series!
C: 80 > 60
P: 50 < 65
W: 90 = 90
S: 40 > 35
E: 70 > 60
ET: 0 < 1
MC: 0 < 1
Hmmm unlike her sister this might actually be a relatively easy one to decide. One thing I'd like to say is that OL is much better then Nivenna UL because it doesn't really need to just be her and her sister to be useful.
But thats off the subject of which of these two cards are better. Hmmm I'm going to have to go with To
close to call again just because again specifically designed for different deck styles.
EDIT: However Aivenna OWL has a MC and an element pushing her ahead for the win (thanks Malcom)
EDIT: However Aivenna OWL has a MC and an element pushing her ahead for the win (thanks Malcom)
C 65 < 70
P 50 > 45
W 65 < 70
S 60 = 60
E 60 > 50
MC 0 < 1
ET 1 = 1
Arrthoa COTEs stats are pretty much the same as they were before with only a max of 15 in difference
between the two. Interestingly while his old ability beat up people who had water his new ability helps out
everyone (one your team) that does have water. And what a help it is guaranteed success on all stat checks.
To bad once he's gone any army that depends on this is in trouble so his defense is very important to those
type of decks. His old un-Bwashed ability was really only useful if you knew or were pretty sure that your
opponent would have a water creature so if they used say and underworld or Mipedian deck it would be
useless. Luckily he was pretty good at fighting so it was not too bad if that happed. His Bwashed ability was
good against jumper decks but had the same limitations as his normal one. All in all they are both
decent support cards but COTE wins this round because of his ability and MC.
C 30 < 60
P 65 > 35
W 60 > 55
S 105 > 100
E 50 < 55
MC 0 < 1
ET 0 < 2
Attakitty went from being a reasonable discipliner to a really nice support creature. It's not hard to see where
this is going i mean Attacat TA has 2 elements great speed and a Mugic counter as well as swift 2 to make
him undeniably better then his old self. Change for the better all of the way!
Next time:Blazier, Blugon and Bodal
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I typed a big-as article on this but of course Blogger screwed it up again so... I'm gonna be brief...
ReplyDeleteOverworld is my main tribe. Like I always played 'em and so far won more than loss...
Aivenna --> Evolution
In my opinion, the Overworlders builds strongly on the elements. More often than not, the Overworld Creatures have at least one element.
Aivenna (RotO) focuses purely on stats and has no mugic counters. Her ability states that "whilst you control a muge" thus, chaotic is assuming you will use a muge to balance out her no MC weakness. So overall, she is a reliant card on muges and her support who will fail in challenges against say Rol'Doi and Ikub'Ra and with no elemetns, her attacks are stricktly limited
OW Lt. for her flexibility, elemnet, 1MC.
Arrthoa
Interesting Card. Forked Both Ways. Still prefer COTE. But in RotO can be sacrificed for Norishing Nocturne and Psionic Serenade for intense battles + his swift capabilities or in Marrilian Decks defender for the fluidmorphers.
Attacat
Tactical Aide. Period. He finally got the "nerve" to battle. =D
And that is why i always copy what i write down before posting anything anywhere (or it just paranoia?).
ReplyDeleteI like Aivenna (I pulled both her and her sister on the same day) but I agree the lack of elements made her somewhat less powerful then she could have been. The MC thing is as you said balanced (at least theorecticly) by in bonus from and of a Muge. If she had had water or fire (I don't know why but fire seems to suit her)she would have been more flexible. The OL version is much more fluid even in just a pure OW deck
Not Much to add here.
I love it when it's easy!
Copy, Paste
I seem to think earth would fit Aivenna more...
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