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Topic: If you could summon ANY CHARACTER from ANY GAME, who would you summon?
In Fate series, people usually summon servants that live only in legends and history. But hey, our world is different. We have so many sugoi characters in many different video games, why can’t we summon them?
Post a picture of the character you want to summon in NOTE and hashtag it with #MySummon . Those who get most likes will be awarded a FGO Duel collection figure!
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You baka...it’s okay if you choose to summon another servant. It’s not like I want to serve you, got it????!!!! (blush)
This week’s topic is “if you could summon ANY CHARACTER from ANY GAME 🎮, who would you summon?”. (Darn it why am I not working as a servant in Fate)
I am sure many of you would go for Saber 🗡, but I want nothing more than to summon Makoto from Persona 5. She is kind and clever, and the most important thing is she kicks ass! I am sure we will be best friends!
So who do you want? Post your answer in NOTE and hashtag it with #MySummon . I will give FIVE masters who get the most likes a random FGO Duel collection figure (JP ver.)!
Event Period: 24th August - 30th August
Announcement: 31st August Read Note
You baka...it’s okay if you choose to summon another servant. It’s not like I want to serve you, got it????!!!! (blush)
This week’s topic is “if you could summon ANY CHARACTER from ANY GAME 🎮, who would you summon?”. (Darn it why am I not working as a servant in Fate)
I am sure many of you would go for Saber 🗡, but I want nothing more than to summon Makoto from Persona 5. She is kind and clever, and the most important thing is she kicks ass! I am sure we will be best friends!
So who do you want? Post your answer in NOTE and hashtag it with #MySummon . I will give FIVE masters who get the most likes a random FGO Duel collection figure (JP ver.)!
Event Period: 24th August - 30th August
Announcement: 31st August Read Note
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Duel Masters PLAY’s - Card Review: Alphadios, Lord of Spirits
Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Boss, Finisher
[Analysis]
Alphadios debuted in DMPP-06 as a remake and upgrade of the original Alcadeias, Lord of Spirits. It’s current status in the metagame is similar to my earlier analysis of its lore-based rival Dorballom – both are creatures that are among the most expensive to summon in the contemporary metagame, but are rewarded with an almost guaranteed win. In this case, Alphadios can essentially grant an instant win over any deck that does not run any light creatures and spells and, at the point in time of summoning - contain slayers or last-ditch removal options on the field.
You can build a risky deck that dedicates most resources to summoning it, or, with the advent of the other lockdown-themed Angel Commands introduced en-masse in DMPP-09 – use it as a main finisher summoned after the other lockdown pieces have been assembled.
Unfortunately, the sets after its debut are filled with God cards that can bypass this restriction, some which are quite powerful, meta-relevant and define their own deckbuilds and cores. Some of them have higher base power than the Alphadios’s 15500 and can destroy it by battle, rendering its lockdown ability moot. Others Gods and system creatures are quite splashable while being part-light themselves, such as Zen, Transcendent God, with an on-attack destruction effect. These power creeps have proven to weaken the viability of Alphadios as a main finisher.
All in all, Alphadios can still be fun-deck material and surprise some other players when you climb the Ranked ladder with it, or with the above-mentioned lockdown strategy that needs some finesse to pilot.
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Role: Boss, Finisher
[Analysis]
Alphadios debuted in DMPP-06 as a remake and upgrade of the original Alcadeias, Lord of Spirits. It’s current status in the metagame is similar to my earlier analysis of its lore-based rival Dorballom – both are creatures that are among the most expensive to summon in the contemporary metagame, but are rewarded with an almost guaranteed win. In this case, Alphadios can essentially grant an instant win over any deck that does not run any light creatures and spells and, at the point in time of summoning - contain slayers or last-ditch removal options on the field.
You can build a risky deck that dedicates most resources to summoning it, or, with the advent of the other lockdown-themed Angel Commands introduced en-masse in DMPP-09 – use it as a main finisher summoned after the other lockdown pieces have been assembled.
Unfortunately, the sets after its debut are filled with God cards that can bypass this restriction, some which are quite powerful, meta-relevant and define their own deckbuilds and cores. Some of them have higher base power than the Alphadios’s 15500 and can destroy it by battle, rendering its lockdown ability moot. Others Gods and system creatures are quite splashable while being part-light themselves, such as Zen, Transcendent God, with an on-attack destruction effect. These power creeps have proven to weaken the viability of Alphadios as a main finisher.
All in all, Alphadios can still be fun-deck material and surprise some other players when you climb the Ranked ladder with it, or with the above-mentioned lockdown strategy that needs some finesse to pilot.
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rukarioboy
Duel Masters PLAY’s - Card Review: Dorballom, Lord of Demons
Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Boss, Finisher
[Analysis]
Dorballom debuted in DMPP-06 as a remake and upgrade of the original Ballom, Master of Death, which is augments the “mass destruction in discrimination of other civilizations” trope. Instead of just wiping the board of creatures, it also strips all non-darkness mana – a severe card disadvantage and dialing both players a few turns worth of game state in terms of mana acceleration.
While powerful on paper and when actually summoned successfully, Dorballom is not extremely practical in today’s metagame due to its high cost of 10, when most major control plays and summoning of finisher creatures occur circa Turn 5-7. Compared to Angel Command, Tyranno Drakes and Dragons, the Demon Command race which Dorballom belongs to is not equipped with that many significant cost-down cards that can reduce their brethren’s summoning cost by more than 1, and those that do rely on semi-random and unreliable methods of “dumping” their creatures into the graveyard mid-game.
Moreover, Dorballom itself has no inbuilt protection to removal, and often takes up most of your hand and creature board by the time you can summon itself (at least based on my observation during the DMPP-06 to 07 era), more so if you choose to run Nature and Water cards to fuel the mana acceleration and draw power needed to summon him timely enough in the first place. If Dorballom gets removed when it attacks into sensitive shield triggers like Terror Pit or Natural Snare, you may need to spend another 2-3 turns to rebuild your board and establish a secondary attacker, during which your opponent can catch up to you.
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Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Boss, Finisher
[Analysis]
Dorballom debuted in DMPP-06 as a remake and upgrade of the original Ballom, Master of Death, which is augments the “mass destruction in discrimination of other civilizations” trope. Instead of just wiping the board of creatures, it also strips all non-darkness mana – a severe card disadvantage and dialing both players a few turns worth of game state in terms of mana acceleration.
While powerful on paper and when actually summoned successfully, Dorballom is not extremely practical in today’s metagame due to its high cost of 10, when most major control plays and summoning of finisher creatures occur circa Turn 5-7. Compared to Angel Command, Tyranno Drakes and Dragons, the Demon Command race which Dorballom belongs to is not equipped with that many significant cost-down cards that can reduce their brethren’s summoning cost by more than 1, and those that do rely on semi-random and unreliable methods of “dumping” their creatures into the graveyard mid-game.
Moreover, Dorballom itself has no inbuilt protection to removal, and often takes up most of your hand and creature board by the time you can summon itself (at least based on my observation during the DMPP-06 to 07 era), more so if you choose to run Nature and Water cards to fuel the mana acceleration and draw power needed to summon him timely enough in the first place. If Dorballom gets removed when it attacks into sensitive shield triggers like Terror Pit or Natural Snare, you may need to spend another 2-3 turns to rebuild your board and establish a secondary attacker, during which your opponent can catch up to you.
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rukarioboy
Duel Masters PLAY’s - Card Review: Crystal Zweilancer
Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Boss, Finisher
[Analysis]
Zweilancer debuted in DMPP-06 as a remake and upgrade of the original Crystal Lancer, and the overall “massive, unblockable-by-effect attack” trope. Its Sympathy Ability allows it to be summoned for no cost if you have 4 or more Liquid People on the field, a condition that is very easily met in turns 3-4 if around half of your deck comprises 1-3 drop Liquid People.
Was very potent in the set it was released in due to the difficulty in surviving its onslaught and/or counterattacking, but the overall decktype and Liquid People core are susceptible to weenie removal, which was made much easier from the next set onwards with removal spells like Inferno Gate and the uptick in new creatures that can destroy opponent creatures with 3000 power or less. Having Zweilancer discarded off your hand also screws over your strategy, as it is the only main finisher, as you will need some time and luck to draw into the next one.
Lastly, Zweilancer itself does not have any in-built protection, and can be deflected against when it starts mass-breaking shields. As such, it is best to run 2-4 copies of Supernova Mercury Gigablizzard in the same deck, which also uses Liquid People as evolution material. Depending on the threat level of your opponent’s board, it might be wise to hold off attacking using Zweilancer until you have Gigablizzard concurrently to avoid the opponent from striking back with his/her spells.
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Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Boss, Finisher
[Analysis]
Zweilancer debuted in DMPP-06 as a remake and upgrade of the original Crystal Lancer, and the overall “massive, unblockable-by-effect attack” trope. Its Sympathy Ability allows it to be summoned for no cost if you have 4 or more Liquid People on the field, a condition that is very easily met in turns 3-4 if around half of your deck comprises 1-3 drop Liquid People.
Was very potent in the set it was released in due to the difficulty in surviving its onslaught and/or counterattacking, but the overall decktype and Liquid People core are susceptible to weenie removal, which was made much easier from the next set onwards with removal spells like Inferno Gate and the uptick in new creatures that can destroy opponent creatures with 3000 power or less. Having Zweilancer discarded off your hand also screws over your strategy, as it is the only main finisher, as you will need some time and luck to draw into the next one.
Lastly, Zweilancer itself does not have any in-built protection, and can be deflected against when it starts mass-breaking shields. As such, it is best to run 2-4 copies of Supernova Mercury Gigablizzard in the same deck, which also uses Liquid People as evolution material. Depending on the threat level of your opponent’s board, it might be wise to hold off attacking using Zweilancer until you have Gigablizzard concurrently to avoid the opponent from striking back with his/her spells.
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Duel Masters PLAY’s - Card Review: Bolshack Buddy Dragon
Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Searcher/System Creature
[Analysis]
Bolshack Buddy Dragon is a game-original card that is somewhat staple to Dragon decks that do not have much competing use for other 4-mana creatures. Buddy is most commonly used to search for the cost-reducing Cocco Lupia, or you can search out Bolshack Lupia and then use it to search for another Buddy the next turn.
We can look at a bigger picture, and consider the interchangeable searchability of the other low-cost Dragons and Fire Birds in the current card pool. The synnergy between these cards help you filter through the deck and act as indirect draws that net you a +1 in card advantage. Even if you don’t intend to summon your search targets, you can still charge them as mana and avoid mana-screwing your current hand, and you can improve the quality and relevance of subsequent draws.
The ability to draw extra cards directly is oftentimes lacking in the Fire, Nature and Darkness civilizations. The above chain-searching suggestion can prove useful when you cannot afford the deck space or civilization ratios to include Water and Light cards associated with drawing.
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Role: Searcher/System Creature
[Analysis]
Bolshack Buddy Dragon is a game-original card that is somewhat staple to Dragon decks that do not have much competing use for other 4-mana creatures. Buddy is most commonly used to search for the cost-reducing Cocco Lupia, or you can search out Bolshack Lupia and then use it to search for another Buddy the next turn.
We can look at a bigger picture, and consider the interchangeable searchability of the other low-cost Dragons and Fire Birds in the current card pool. The synnergy between these cards help you filter through the deck and act as indirect draws that net you a +1 in card advantage. Even if you don’t intend to summon your search targets, you can still charge them as mana and avoid mana-screwing your current hand, and you can improve the quality and relevance of subsequent draws.
The ability to draw extra cards directly is oftentimes lacking in the Fire, Nature and Darkness civilizations. The above chain-searching suggestion can prove useful when you cannot afford the deck space or civilization ratios to include Water and Light cards associated with drawing.
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Duel Masters PLAY’s - Card Review: Bombazar, Dragon of Destiny
Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Finisher
[Analysis]
This card has been limited to 1 copy because during its heyday, it was too potent a win condition: being able to double your number of creature attackers and gain a +1 from drawing on the extra turn, as well as its unpredictability and ability to stack its own effect if you summon other Bombazars on subsequent turns. Back then, said increment in the number of attacks was a big deal when there are not many reliable non-evolution Triple Breaker finishers in the card pool.
Now restricted to 1 per deck, Bombazar is now too unreliable to be used competitively, but can still be used as a surprise tech finisher. You will need Fire and Nature mana to run it, which gives a rough hint that you need to use Fire and or Nature Dragons as your main finisher and a sizable portion of your system creatures for optimal synergy. Good choices are Bolmeteus Sapphire Dragon, Super Machine Dragon Dolzark, as well as Romanesk, the Dragowizard.
You will also need the draw power, from either Light or Water civilization cards. Or, if you want to rely on Fire and Nature themselves as you are already running them: by using other Dragons that can search each other out to filter the deck. Try not to search into Bombazar himself and revealing him to the opponent, even if your card effects allow you to, as this will reduce its much-needed elements of stealth and reliance on opponent unpreparedness.
In higher levels of competitive play, it may not be easy to last 10 turns as most current decks aim to win between turns 7-9.
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Timing of Analysis: DMPP-09EX
Role: Finisher
[Analysis]
This card has been limited to 1 copy because during its heyday, it was too potent a win condition: being able to double your number of creature attackers and gain a +1 from drawing on the extra turn, as well as its unpredictability and ability to stack its own effect if you summon other Bombazars on subsequent turns. Back then, said increment in the number of attacks was a big deal when there are not many reliable non-evolution Triple Breaker finishers in the card pool.
Now restricted to 1 per deck, Bombazar is now too unreliable to be used competitively, but can still be used as a surprise tech finisher. You will need Fire and Nature mana to run it, which gives a rough hint that you need to use Fire and or Nature Dragons as your main finisher and a sizable portion of your system creatures for optimal synergy. Good choices are Bolmeteus Sapphire Dragon, Super Machine Dragon Dolzark, as well as Romanesk, the Dragowizard.
You will also need the draw power, from either Light or Water civilization cards. Or, if you want to rely on Fire and Nature themselves as you are already running them: by using other Dragons that can search each other out to filter the deck. Try not to search into Bombazar himself and revealing him to the opponent, even if your card effects allow you to, as this will reduce its much-needed elements of stealth and reliance on opponent unpreparedness.
In higher levels of competitive play, it may not be easy to last 10 turns as most current decks aim to win between turns 7-9.
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#MySummon RIP WRONG SERVANT SPOOOOOOOKED TLDR 10 pull for Cleo or Penth Got carmilla instead
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#MySummon I really want to summon Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in real life so he can continue writing beautiful music again (picture is just some salt material)
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