Hey guys! It’s Serena ready to dive into another Cardfight Vanguard Overdress format deck tech! This time we’re gonna sing with Loronerol! Loro is one of the original decks that came out in the first Lyrical Monastario set, and she also recieved new support in the Festival Booster! Loronerol’s main mechanic is using Song orders to gain various abilities. So without further ado, let’s start off with our ride line!
Stand up! ….Commander? Wait, that’s not right! Let’s try that again! What angel wakes me from my flowery bed?
Hey guys, it’s Serena, back with another article. This time, we’re doing something a little different, as this article will be on my absolute favorite Magic: the Gathering tribe, faeries, in Commander. Here’s what I’m using through Wilds of Eldraine.
Disney Lorcana continues to sell well at hobby shops, and is already appearing in mass market retail. With wider availability, building a deck from scratch is more feasible for most players. However, many players are still using a limited card pool. I consider this a casual deck less for its power level and more based on it being very gimmicky. Without further ado, here is the list on Dreamborn.
It’s safe to say that Lorcana is a hit. With the official release behind us, many new to the hobby players find they lack the proper means to keep their growing collection safe. In this article, I want to give a few options to make collecting and storing Lorcana easier.
With the release of Undaunted Raid, many new characters joined the fight in Universus. While several of them are already seeing competitive play, this focuses on Lemillion of the Big 3, Mirio Togata. With a straight-forward kit and powerful abilities, Mirio is a great deck for a player new to competitive play.
Mirio’s main ability works on Punch and Slam attacks. While there are options on all 3 of his symbols, this deck is build on Good. This gives the potential for a more aggressive build, although you still need to wait for the right time to go for the kill. You can find this deck list at UVS Ultra.
Shadows of Brimstone by Flying Frog Productions is a fully-cooperative dungeon crawler that allows its players to build characters, travel through portals, visit various worlds, battle monsters and enemies, all while trying to save the local town (and earn as much gold and loot as they can carry). Each map tile, piece of gear, choice of enemy, or room encounter that you come across is randomly determined by the luck of the draw from its own deck of cards. Which, as one can imagine, adds up to a lot of cards. When I first started playing this game 7 years ago, I traveled with my game to my favorite local store with a few deck boxes for each set of cards. Over time, the few boxes multiplied with each expansion added and quickly required more boxes than I wanted to carry. Luckily, BCW’s 3200 Collectible Card Bin and Bin Partitions were the perfect answer to my problem! With all my cards in one box, they were easy to store and carry.
Disney Lorcana by Ravensburger is a game where two or more players summon various Disney heroes and villains to be the first to collect 20 pieces of lore. As the game takes place in an original setting, characters from many different properties can make an appearance, often in the same deck!
The game uses 3 main types of cards: Characters, Items, and Actions. Characters collect Lore as well as challenge opposing characters. Items give access to powerful abilities. Actions are one-time effects that are discarded as soon as they’re resolved. Songs are a special type of action card that can be used for free by having a character “sing” it.
Serena here, this time, we’re back with an old friend. With the recent release of Festival Booster 2023 we have some new support for the original five Lyrical Monasterio decks, including the one I wrote my very first article on, Feltyrosa! I’ve been playtesting and this is my most recent version of the deck.
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