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Exodius the Ultimate Forbidden Lord


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I don't have a picture (If someone can post one on a reply on this thread I would appreciate it), so here`s the card`s text/effect:

Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. Must be Special Summoned (from your hand) by shuffling all monsters in your Graveyard into the Deck, and cannot be Special Summoned by other ways. When this card declares an attack: Send 1 monster from your hand or Deck to the Graveyard. This card gains 1000 ATK for each Normal Monster in your Graveyard. If this face-up card would leave the field, banish it instead. If there are 5 different "Forbidden One" cards in your Graveyard that were sent there by this card's effect, you win the Duel.


I used to use this but had a hard time pulling off his autowin effect. (I don't run this card anymore, nor Exodia.) But I found his Summoning method (the way you SS him) useful when I was running out of monsters and/or when my Graveyard was filling up with monsters.
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That's actually probably one of the best uses of it (the recycling monsters). The auto-win is way too hard to pull off because it's so vulnerable. Not only does it start with 0 ATK, but it only gains 1000 at a time as you send the Exodia limbs to the Graveyard.

 

The best way to do the auto-win is Diffusion Wave Motion, to attack all your opponent's monsters. Ideally, 3 of them are Ojama Tokens so you won't accidently ram Exodius into something that can kill you.

 

But such a Deck is running 5 Exodia cards, this, and Diffusion Wave Motion so...not consistent at all.

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That's actually probably one of the best uses of it (the recycling monsters). The auto-win is way too hard to pull off because it's so vulnerable. Not only does it start with 0 ATK, but it only gains 1000 at a time as you send the Exodia limbs to the Graveyard.

 

The best way to do the auto-win is Diffusion Wave Motion, to attack all your opponent's monsters. Ideally, 3 of them are Ojama Tokens so you won't accidently ram Exodius into something that can kill you.

 

But such a Deck is running 5 Exodia cards, this, and Diffusion Wave Motion so...not consistent at all.

Waboku could get the same result too, not just tokens. Play this in TGs, mill Dandylion/Redox for  /SARCASM

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That's actually probably one of the best uses of it (the recycling monsters). The auto-win is way too hard to pull off because it's so vulnerable. Not only does it start with 0 ATK, but it only gains 1000 at a time as you send the Exodia limbs to the Graveyard.

Do you think it could be possible for it`s effect (the recycling monsters) to be useful in a Lightsworns deck when the graveyard is almost filled with monster cards?
And that (the vulnerability) is one of the reasons I had a hard time using the auto win.
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True, but Ojama Trio works nicely for giving Exodius 3 monsters to attack that cannot kill him. If the opponent has 2 other monsters, by the time Exodius attacks one of them, it has 3000 ATK, about to be 4000.

Fair enough.

Also, would this card be "broken" if it let you draw after shuffling your monsters back into the deck? Like Mega Pot of Avarice but not really.

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Also, would this card be "broken" if it let you draw after shuffling your monsters back into the deck? Like Mega Pot of Avarice but not really.

The recycling monsters effect of SSing Exodius reminds me of Pot of Avarice (or a part of it, anyway).

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If you want Exodius as a beatstick, you should run a Deck without the Exodia limbs to accomplish that. Consistency matters.

 

 

Do you think it could be possible for it`s effect (the recycling monsters) to be useful in a Lightsworns deck when the graveyard is almost filled with monster cards?
And that (the vulnerability) is one of the reasons I had a hard time using the auto win.

 

Not really. Lightsworn WANT their monsters in the Graveyard, and they have things like Beckoning Light (I know it's considered bad now) to recover specific ones they milled by mistake.

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Lightsworn WANT their monsters in the Graveyard

I meant in case a Lightswon user`s field is filled with Lightsworns and they have only 3 or so cards in their deck, Exodius could shuffle a bunch of the graveyard in to the Deck to delay the possible loss-by-mill.
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I meant in case a Lightswon user`s field is filled with Lightsworns and they have only 3 or so cards in their deck, Exodius could shuffle a bunch of the graveyard in to the Deck to delay the possible loss-by-mill.

....Since when do Lightsworn players loose to self-milling?
And don't say "LEL IT CAN HAPPEN". I mean on a serious level. Since, you know, they run an overabundance of boss monsters and what-not.
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