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Very few cover cards are all that good.

Overall, I'm happy with Caesar Ragnarok. Kali Yuga is a bit tough now, but Baphomet should fix that.

If he stays true to the anime.

Amazing cover cards include:

odd-eyes, stardust dragon, rune-eyes pendulum dragon (you all know why right ?), dark rebellion xyz dragon, odd-eyes rebellion dragon, clear wing synchro dragon, Judgement Dragon, number 62: galaxy eyes prime photon dragon, black rose dragon, honest, power tool dragon, ancient fairy dragon, junk berserker, shooting star dragon (for quasar), (number c39), number 17: leviathan dragon, heroic champion - excalibur, Number c101: silent honor DARK, ... half of zexal were good, half of 5ds and every single cover card of arc v are good (why suddenly stop that).

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If he stays true to the anime.
Amazing cover cards include:
odd-eyes, stardust dragon, rune-eyes pendulum dragon (you all know why right ?), dark rebellion xyz dragon, odd-eyes rebellion dragon, clear wing synchro dragon, Judgement Dragon, number 62: galaxy eyes prime photon dragon, black rose dragon, honest, power tool dragon, ancient fairy dragon, junk berserker, shooting star dragon (for quasar), (number c39), number 17: leviathan dragon, heroic champion - excalibur, Number c101: silent honor DARK, ... half of zexal were good, half of 5ds and every single cover card of arc v are good (why suddenly stop that).


What definition of "good" are you using? Because if we define "good" as "can actually be used against/in meta decks", half that list goes away.
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If he stays true to the anime.

Amazing cover cards include:

odd-eyes, stardust dragon, rune-eyes pendulum dragon (you all know why right ?), dark rebellion xyz dragon, odd-eyes rebellion dragon, clear wing synchro dragon, Judgement Dragon, number 62: galaxy eyes prime photon dragon, black rose dragon, honest, power tool dragon, ancient fairy dragon, junk berserker, shooting star dragon (for quasar), number c39, number 17: leviathan dragon, heroic champion - excalibur, Number c101: silent honor DARK, ... half of zexal were good, half of 5ds and every single cover card of arc v are good (why suddenly stop that).

Judgment Dragon wasn't a cover card if I recall correctly.

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Judgment Dragon wasn't a cover card if I recall correctly.

It wasn't; that spot went to Honest.

 

For cover cards (since it appears we're talking about Kali Yuga being a potential one here), again we'll have to see if this set gives D/D's more Level 8 support to make his summon possible.

It already is, but just that there are better things to be doing with both Ragnaroks (and Hell Armageddon is terrible).

 

They could've probably left it at 2 Level 8 Fiends like they did with Caesar (Tell is generic); but I suppose it's like this due to possible Dark World abuse or something (since they also fill the conditions) that it mandates D/D's.

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Judgment Dragon wasn't a cover card if I recall correctly.

Mixed him up with honest.

 

What definition of "good" are you using? Because if we define "good" as "can actually be used against/in meta decks", half that list goes away.

Odd-Eyes rebellion is at least playable in his own deck (odd-eyes magicians) and definitely worth the summon requirements.

Galaxy Eyes ( as well as number 107) fullfill the summon requirements of full armor photon dragon and dark matter, which was quite powerful with the dragon rulers.

Ancient Fairy Dragon and Power Tool Dragon is very powerful in (ftk) loops and was part of the divine mist loop.

If I recall correctly some tengu plants played it.

Number 39 might not be too strong, however it is not a burden to its own archetype and can be used to extend plays (as well as number s39).

Shooting Star Dragon is a free 3.3k body after one loses a quasar and sometimes enough to increase the pressure enough to win the game (after quasar goes down).

Dark Rebellion is a generic 2 mat rank 4, which can be used to run over leo (the level 10 synchro) as well as weaken problematic monsters.

Junk Berserker is a the best level 7 synchron option for synchron decks.

Excalibur was useful for a while (being a 4k attacker without too much of a downside).

Silent Honor DARK is one of the best chaos numbers (alongside number c107) and a great target for RUM - Limited Barians Force and a good tech. for heraldics etc.

Do I need to go one ?

The current support for Kali Yuga is not enough to make him playable and one would have to weaken the own deck on purpose to actually be able to summon him (with the current support).

(Then again we might just wait to see if the support he might get in this booster would justify his summoning conditions).

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To be quite honest I forgot the most important argument which applies for Kali Yuga, he sets up the graveyard for further plays (as D/Ds often tend to love the grave more than the extar deck) especially with ragnarok's pendulum effect.

Thus I actually have to admit that he would be no awful cover card and continue the line of actually usable/good (for the own archtype) cover cards.

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To be fair, I wouldn't mind one of these D/D/D's be a cover card tbh. I mean every Arc-V main series set has had a dragon as a cover card, it'd make a nice change. (since the last time we had a no-dragon cover was C101)

 

British Soul does JD not being a cover card bother you that much? The Highlander just makes a small mistake and you seem to like to point that out, a lot. Just let it go (don't want this to turn into another JD crisis)

I didn't mean for it to turn into a quote war. It wasn't meant to be that big a deal anyway.

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Even though I'm all for the Odd-Eyes monsters and his dimensional counterparts, I would love it if this guy was the cover card. It would give a reason for konami to start making D/D/D monsters over in the tcg. Speaking of that, does anyone know or want to tell me why we don't have the D/D/D's over in the tcg yet?

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Night Howling into Ragnarok into Hell Armageddon have ragnarok tribute howling to banish 1 then Xyz for Kali Yuga.

Is that a feasible play?

 

What are D/D/D Pendulum monsters doing in the Graveyard?

 

That's a serious question because I'm not super familiar with D/D/D tactics. Night Howling and Ragnarok both SS from the Graveyard, but Ragnarok and Hell Armageddon are both Pendulum monsters that somehow are in the Graveyard.

 

I suppose Fusion works to do that, but I think we already established that relying on Hell Armageddon is mediocre.

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What are D/D/D Pendulum monsters doing in the Graveyard?

 

That's a serious question because I'm not super familiar with D/D/D tactics. Night Howling and Ragnarok both SS from the Graveyard, but Ragnarok and Hell Armageddon are both Pendulum monsters that somehow are in the Graveyard.

 

I suppose Fusion works to do that, but I think we already established that relying on Hell Armageddon is mediocre.

You send them from your hand with covenant with the swamp king (with ragnarok's pendulum effect and night howling, as well as temujin and alexander it should be obvious that the graveyard is much easier, for revival) in fact you do not complete your pendulum scales unless you have enough cards in your extra deck.

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You send them from your hand with covenant with the swamp king (with ragnarok's pendulum effect and night howling, as well as temujin and alexander it should be obvious that the graveyard is much easier, for revival) in fact you do not complete your pendulum scales unless you have enough cards in your extra deck.

 

Yeah, that was one of those posts where you (me in this case) realize there's a glaringly obvious answer to the confusion, yet can't be bothered fixing it before someone sees it.

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I just realised something important about Kali Yuga.

Because its negation effect doesn't activate, the opponent can't Bottomless or Torrential Tribute (or whatever) this card, and you can activate the destruction effect wthout worry. Furthermore, you can activate the set from Grave effect, chain the destruction effect, and have your Covenant protected.

This has no bearing on summoning him, but it's worth noting.

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