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[spoiler=[b]Effect - Onbevreesd Assailant[/b]]During your Battle Phase, if your opponent controls more Defense Position monsters than Attack Position monsters, any Battle Damage this card inflicts is doubled. If your opponent takes 2000 or more Battle Damage during the same Battle Phase, you can draw 2 cards during your next Draw Phase.

 

[spoiler=[b]Effect - Kerestelik Guardian[/b]]When this card is Summoned, you can select 1 face-up Attack Position monster your opponent controls and change it to face-down Defense Position. Place 1 Ground Enticemement Counter on the selected monster (max. 1). If this card is selected as an attack target by a monster your opponent controls, you can change the attack target to a monster with a Ground Enticement Counter on it. During your Main Phase 1, you can place 1 Ground Enticement Counter on a monster your opponent controls. If you do, you cannot Normal Summon that turn.

 

 

 

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Tell your dad that he rocks' date=' mostly because i'm dutch too.

 

Onbevreesd is actually Onbevreest, just a little typo. And it means Unfeared, thought you should know.

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I know what it means. ;)

 

And it said "Onbevreesd" in the Multilingual Dictionary @ dictionary.com.

 

Yeah? Oh, could be. I didn't wrote the word in 1 year, it slipped away from my mind. Tell me are they from Belgium or something?

EDIT: PM it to me, please.

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The Assailant is delicious, it's like that effect people wish Airknight Parshath had, kind of. It's got so much hilarious potential for abuse, but it would require just enough setup that it's balanced, there's no real style for Defensive Control decks, but this has an effect that makes it worthwhile. I love it. 10/10.

 

The Guardian is a pretty mean dude. I was flying in the cool zone when I saw you work your way around the self-attacking loop that putting a GECounter on a monster would've created, then laughed as you added a Book of Moon to that monster. Oh no, Counters on face-down monsters!!!! But then the Main Phase countering, welcome to abuse city. I will put a Counter on a face-up Attack Position monster, essentially leaving it unable to attack, since I can then pick itself as a legal attack target, making it implode on itself. Oh, the dastardliness. It borders on abuse, but of course there are enough card effects in this game to annihilate nuances like this, so it isn't terribly effective. It does well to stall out attacks for a while, forcing your opponent to scramble (or push forward) with a way to destroy this card by effects. It has potential in its control factor, but it can be dealt with a lot easier. 9/10.

 

Good stuff, for sure.

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