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Pandemic is decent. It's just an Omega.

it would be s*** if Ophion didn't exist.

You can protect other Iswarms, though.

Yes, Ophion DOES search it, which makes it a ton better from what it was, but it is still a fairly decent card without a searcher.

Granted, this deck looks a lot like "if I don't have Ophion, everything is a dead draw", so...

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Well yeah...but if you gather a few "would be shit if not X"...you know, play those together and they're not shit?

'Cept if your chalking the whole thing up to "Win if you topdeck Rabbit, and auto-loose if you dont"(again, TCG wise), then the deck is even worse then it comes off as being.
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"Sh*t archetype"? "Needs Rabbit to win?"

I'm going to have to disagree with most of the statements in this thread. I run Lswarms and have found them to be quite effective and versatile in a good amount of my duels. I don't even run Rabbit and I can still use the deck effectively.

Ophion is obviously one of the archetype's strongest cards, but other cards such as Moth, Girastag, and Bahamut really help in taking care of cards and monsters your opponent might have on the field. And yes, two of these are from the Steelswarm archetype (which benefit from Evilswarm support), and I've found them to help a lot in keeping some field control and swarming for either more tributes or XYZ (Caller, Infestation Ripples).

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"Sh*t archetype"? "Needs Rabbit to win?"

I'm going to have to disagree with most of the statements in this thread. I run Lswarms and have found them to be quite effective and versatile in a good amount of my duels. I don't even run Rabbit and I can still use the deck effectively.

Ophion is obviously one of the archetype's strongest cards, but other cards such as Moth, Girastag, and Bahamut really help in taking care of cards and monsters your opponent might have on the field. And yes, two of these are from the Steelswarm archetype (which benefit from Evilswarm support), and I've found them to help a lot in keeping some field control and swarming for either more tributes or XYZ (Caller, Infestation Ripples).

 

You lost me at steelswarm.

Seriously, that archetype is more of a joke than Seraphs or Symphonic Warriors were before they got their ocg support

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You lost me at steelswarm.
Seriously, that archetype is more of a joke than Seraphs or Symphonic Warriors were before they got their ocg support


Didn't expect to keep you :p, I'm well aware of the fact that Steelswarms are looked down upon and was even expecting a reaction like yours. Doesn't change the fact that I /still/ got them to work for me in one way or another.
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I run Lswarms

other cards such as Moth, Girastag, and Bahamut really help in taking care of cards

(which benefit from Evilswarm support)

Moth:

When this card is Tribute Summoned by Tributing a "Steelswarm"

Stag:

You can Tribute Summon this card in face-up Attack Position by Tributing 1 "Steelswarm" monster. When this card is Tribute Summoned by Tributing a "Steelswarm" monster(s):


Yep. Totally supported.
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Even then, the Steelswarm monsters you listed don't do s*** with Evilswarms.


That'd probably be why I'd use Ophion to search out Infestation Ripples to later resummon the Steelswarm Caller I likely used for his summon (Castor and Caller are always nice to see in the same hand). Once that's out of the way I could tribute it for Moth or Girastag, use their effects, and have another Caller on the field for extra damage, and as a future tribute or XYZ material (even for something other than an Evilswarm XYZ).

Steelswarms are also viable targets for Infection and Kerykeion's effects, meaning I can reuse them or search out another Lswarm I need at the time. And like I said before, the Steelswarms that need tributes can work as decent field control, and they're simple to get out once everything is set up. They also work to finish Bahamut's ability, so no, you can't say that Steelswarms don't do sh*t with Evilswarms at all.
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in the end, lswarm and Constellar is pretty much the same thing. Mediocre decks at best that got carried by a powerful boss
 
One trick ponies, p'much.

To be fair, Constellars had more variety, but still devolved into such.
Evilswarms, not so much. They either forced Rank 4 plays, or had higher leveled stuff that nobody gave a shit about.
 
 

Steelswarms are also viable targets for Infection and Kerykeion's

That's only because the Infestation cards, and the later, deal with "Verz" monsters. Steels are "InVerz", remember?
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in the end, lswarm and Constellar is pretty much the same thing. Mediocre decks at best that got carried by a powerful boss

 

One trick ponies, p'much.

 

Sudden thought:

Considering that Pleaides and Ophion are arguably the real bosses of their respective archetypes, what if Ophion required 2 DARK Materials instead, just like its alleged opposite Pleiades who requires LIGHTs, which made it splashable in archetypes such as Artifacts and Chronomalies?

Shaddolls would more or less have access to it, and could use it to counter opposing El-Shaddolls in the mirror, Pendulum Summoned Qlips, etc.

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The Constellars are actually based on their Verz counterparts, at least ATK Wise.

Beehive/Praesepe to Bahamut, Omega to Thanatos, Hyades to nightmare (Nightmare's DEF applies here, as it's an oddball, but this makes sense wit has a counter to Hyades), Pleiades to Ophion, and Ptolemy to Ouroboros.

So the Constellars are, in fact, designed to be counterparts to the Evilswarm bosses, just like the successors of the bosses.

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