Mothball Posted October 30, 2010 Report Share Posted October 30, 2010 [center][img]http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/6484/128258.jpg[/img] "Noblesse Oblige, May You Be a Revered Messiah!" [spoiler=Lore]When this card is Summoned, you gain 2000 Selecao IX Points. If you have no Selecao IX Points, remove this card from play. When this card is removed from play by this effect, you lose 2000 Life Points. -Once during your turn, you can activate one of the following effects. -During your Standby Phase, Pay 500 Selecao IX points. If you do, Draw a card. -During your Battle Phase, before this card declares an attack, you can pay 1000 Selecao IX points. If you do, select a monster you control, except this card. Increase the selected card's ATK by 500 and negate any Battle Damage you take from a battle involving the selected monster. This card cannot declare an attack during the turn you activate this effect. -During your End Phase, you can pay 2000 Selecao IX Points. If you do, select 5 cards from your Deck, and remove them from play. During your 3rd Stanby Phase after activating this effect, add the selected cards to your hand.[/spoiler] [/center] And he's BACK! Er, kinda, need to see where this next week takes me, but forecasts suggest alot more time here, but compared to a good 4, 5 months of silence, well... yeah. Anyway, I'm sure OCG here is terrible, I'm very much out of practice, but eh, whatever, I need to work on a few singles to get me juices flowing before I make a move on any of my big sets. So, in conclusion, hi, not dead, the card, pretty much sure there's alot of mistakes here, (and expecting to cop some flak for the whole Selecao IX Point's thing) and who here has seen Eden of the East? Isn't it just amazing? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mothball Posted November 3, 2010 Author Report Share Posted November 3, 2010 Bump the bad card Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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