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While you have no cards in your hand, this face-up card cannot be destroyed by battle or by card effects.

 

HELLO I AM FROM POJO I HAVE AN UNDYING BONER FOR THIS CARD I CAN'T PLAY INFERNITY WORTH SHIT BUT I THINK YOU SHOULD PLAY GUARDIAN LOOOOOOOLOOOOOOOOOOLOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

 

Okay in all seriousness. It's the 4th best Infernity Monster. After Archfiend, Necromancer and Mirage. It's just, kinda not mainable right now. And with all the non-destruction removal like Fate, Blackship, Big Eye to a certain degree, and the fact that things like Papilloperative are cards limits his usefulness quite a bit. I do want to try it sometime, though.

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If it had 1900 ATK, it might be pretty decent as a standalone beater in a beatdown-based Infernity build.  It could have worked when you think about it: set like 5 backrows then beat your opponent over the head with this and topdecked archfiends.  Sadly, 1200 doesn't get you very far in this game, so all it's really good for is a wall, and with non-popping removal being so common nowadays, not even all that good of a wall.

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Ahh...I figured Dwarf was garbage...just anted to ask so I won't say the wrong statement about Dwarf

The best Infernities are probably in this order:

 

1.  Archfiend

2.  Mirage

3.  Necromancer

 

(correct me if I'm wrong, I don't play the deck)

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Ever since ancient times in the game, cards that make for more enjoyable games are usually offensive ones. Even going out of Infernities, back in the pre-GX era, I discovered my Spellcaster deck was better off without Magician's Valkyrias.

 

Just defending equals asking for your opponent to pop it and getting further ahead of you. At the end, you didn't benefit at all and just wasted a turn when it could have been a more offensive play. Even if your opponent gets ahead of you then, you at least did something offensive that diminished their impact.

 

What is it called? Slippery slope effect, right?

Pure defensive cards tend to do that from what I've seen. Or on the other side, they become massive stall that requires list attention. Either way is meh.

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