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5-card Project: Beyonder (Final card added!)


Jazin Kay

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Updating regularly.

 

Essentially a minor archetype of LV8 Warriors that do stuff when discarded, named after some moons of Jupiter. Jupiter don't care, Jupiter got plenty.

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well it depends on how big your hand is, really discarding 2 cards for 1 seems pretty hefty but that is if you are willing to pay the cost for something that might be good or just suck

 

if you have infinite hands this card would basically dominate everything if you are looking for exodia

9/10

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I don't know if this was your intention, but I want to point out that when a Beyonder is discarded by the effect of another Beyonder, its effect is NOT activated, because your Beyonders:

1. Discard cards as COSTS, not as effects.

2. Miss the timing, because being discarded is not the last thing to happen.

 

Dark World monsters have similar problems, and that's why their support card "Dark World Dealings" includes discarding as part of the effect, not as a cost.

 

How can you solve this? Simply replace "discard 1 card to" with "discard 1 card and"; with that change, discarding will be part of the effect and will occur as the same Time as the other effect, so the discarded Beyonder won't miss the timing.

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9/10

Seems great so far. I think their effects are quite powerful (because they can still activate them when discard as cost), like those of the Monarch, so keep their stat down (like you did with the first 2)


I want to point out that when a Beyonder is discarded by the effect of another Beyonder' date=' its effect is NOT activated, because your Beyonders:

1. Discard cards as COSTS, not as effects.

2. Miss the timing, because being discarded is not the last thing to happen.

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Dark World monster's effect specifically states that "If this card is discarded from the hand to the Graveyard by a card effect"

Whereas if you look at Fabled monster, "When this card is discarded from your hand to the Graveyard", so it can still activate when discarded as a cost.

 

But you are right about missing the timing. To avoid this, the effect needs to be "mandatory", meaning the lore would say "When this happens, do that" instead of "When this happens, you can do that", which he did take care of

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