And that is going to be my beat for awhile. Everyone seems to be all about the YuGiOh style “Summon Monsters.” No one is taking the “Blue” magic approach like me. And this isn’t a common strategy in Shadow Era. Now it seems that there are enough offensive spells, weapons, armor, and support to make this happen. You see, the way it was before the expansion, Majaya couldn’t do what I wanted her to do….to be an all powerful loner. Then he gets “Rain Delay,” a useless card against an all support user! “Boris Skullcrusher” has “Kings Pride” up next, pay out and shuffle. Needless to say, at the end game when card advantage is key, this tips the scale for Majaya. One of the coolest tricks was the “Scrying Eye.” You play this as a support item, and then you can see the next card your opponent has on top….and you can use a shadow energy to shuffle his deck.
I made a poor calculation once, and was still able to recover. I won four matches in a row today, with a 40 card deck, In every case, my life total was whittled down to almost nothing, and then Majaya’s spells really started their work. Wicked touch for a weapon like the “Wrath of Summer,” which also sets things ablaze. So they might be frozen and burned if the cards fall right! But now there is another new card, “Kelvin’s Charm,” which allows you the chance to make any weapon have the ability to freeze things when they are hit. SCORE! My best trick has always been to use the “Voice of Winter” as my weapon. “Meteor Shower” is one of my favorites, hitting someone for 3 damage and setting all of the allies on fire. Certainly not a new idea in fantasy stuff, but new to Shadow Era. One thing that is new is the idea of weakness….For instance, some allies might be resistant to Ice damage, but hurt more by fire damage. I dropped some Shadow Crystals on some booster packs of Dark Prophecies today….Here are my thoughts about the expansion….
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