Blaster Blade Burst

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Hasn't anyone updated the BT10 thread with all the revealed cards yet? Probabaly a good idea given theres like 20 of them.

It's alright I guess. I mean, it's a grade 3 Blaster Blade so it's cool, but outside of being used in Majesty Lord Blaster decks, it has no real use. And even then it's not that great.

HiveNet wrote:Hasn't anyone updated the BT10 thread with all the revealed cards yet? Probabaly a good idea given theres like 20 of them.

It's alright I guess. I mean, it's a grade 3 Blaster Blade so it's cool, but outside of being used in Majesty Lord Blaster decks, it has no real use. And even then it's not that great.

Yeah where's Johnny?

Uhh... it'll be used in a hell of a lot more than in MLB. It's a Blaster and that's enough for shit like Exculpate, and Wingal Brave, and other dumb crap.

I'm actually laughing at how it's partially Alfred with being able to abuse Lian behind it.

The issue is CB2. A lot of Royal's have more need for the CB than this thing would, and the deck would stand to benifit from it more as well. Blaster decks are probably the only ones who could justify this from my expierence.

I understand CB2 being the major problem, which is probably part of the "Burst" in its name. Bursting in power or bursting for a turn then riding over with something else.

Do Blasters CB that much anymore other than Trumpeter though?

When they need to clear the field with regular Blade, or finish with Excalpate.

I'm thinking with the new ride breaks, field removal is going to become majorly important.

I'm think Field Removal is becoming the main thing with the main clans at the moment. Narukami is amping it up to the eleven with all of their new shit. I know it's already their job, but they're getting at it more than Kagero. :v

Probably good to have more retiring because of Gold Shenanigans. With this, Royals start getting even more shenanigans. ... They have a lot already but still.

It's not even Golds you have to worry about.

The Spike Bro's Ride Break is terrfying in theory. You get 5 attacks between 26k and 36k in a turn. The 26k attacks are WITHOUT boosts as well.

And the Narukumi stuff I think is all reverse Goku, only hitting front rows if I remember rightly. If anything, Goku will see a big comeback, sniping boosters to help limit these huge attacks where possible.

I'm still personally worried about Platina and Gancelot. Duke, not as much anymore. xD

Probably want to take the Spike Brothers and Narukami discussion to the BT10 and TD09 threads. I'm personally very happy with Spike Brothers and love the arts of the Narukami, but yeah, offtopic for here.

It's mostly counter-play talk, so I wouldn't worry about it, Caseface.

As for Burst, pretty sure it's just Bushi's way of attempting to "apologize" to MLB players for the limiting of their ace by giving them things to help even out the damage.

Hive's judgment seems fair enough, since Blasters are, of course, an archetype at this point. It goes along with the Liberator and Eradicator lineups for Golds and Narukamis.

In general you're looking at 21-23k here, but you only get to do it two or three times in a game. The fact that he can't break 26k without Margal or Unicorn is telling. This isn't just an apology to Majesty cardfighters; Burst is a double replacement for Majesty and Alfred, doing Alfred's consistent 20k+ without his CB3 and managing to surpass the potential output. On one hand, this new Alfred deck has added consistency since Brave can search for Burst, but it's still severely crippling compared to the original since he can't call one half of the components of an 18k line and that same consistency causes the Palamedes anticrossride column trouble starting in the midgame through the late game. Basically, if you're going to run the Alfred version of Burst's deck, then you may as well be running its MLB counterpart instead. Based on how Japan has been handling MLB up until the restricted list, I'm guessing the basic deck would be;

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And from there you start customizing it. It's very tech-reliant, but that's how MLB was doing. Not all of the skills are intended to come out in a given game, but instead you work out what to do based on your existing hand. It's a little more open than traditional Majesty Lord, I think, since you can develop your strategy into multiple paths and the opponent can't clearly work out what you're doing until Brave goes off.