Iron Chain Dragon [DISC]

[EHERO Andrew]

1 Tuner + 1 or more non-Tuner monsters

You can remove from play all "Iron Chain" monsters from your Graveyard to have this card gain 200 ATK for each card removed, until the End Phase. When this card inflicts Battle Damage to your opponent, send the top 3 cards of your opponent's Deck to the Graveyard.

 

I got this card at a CSOC sneek peek and I really like this Synchro. It has a very decent effect, though not good to use against a Lightsworn deck... but all in all, it's a good Synchro.

 

My Rate: 8/10

[werewolfjedi]

um, what does it do?

[.:pyramid:.]

Gaia Knight, the Force of Earth ( not by much )> this

[EHERO Andrew]

um' date=' what does it do?

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^It's up there now. ^

[Καsτοr]

Gaia Knight' date=' the Force of Earth ( not by much )> this

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Not really. Are you suggesting that a card with no effect beats a card with an effect?

[Mr. Judgment Dragon]

This is one of the worst possible cards to use against Lightsworn. Especially since a Wulf can turn into a Celestia next turn and blast this card.

 

Also, against any Decks that love the Graveyard, this is a bad card to use against them.

[Wyhe]

it would be better if the attack boost is permanent & doesn't remove them from play

[Xemba]

Or ya know, Goyo.

[CrabHelmet]

Outside of its own terrible archetype, it's a 2500 ATK vanilla beatstick that actually helps the opponent with the reverse-mill effect, making it inferior to Gaia Knight the Force of Earth. And that's terrible.

 

Inside of its own terrible archetype, it is weighed down by the horribleness of the rest of the deck, and it is still just a slightly larger vanilla beatstick than before. And that's terrible.

 

Let's also note that its effect never has the capacity to generate any advantage, is always capable of reverse-mill, and provides no protection whatsoever. And that's terrible.

[Skuldur]

since when is milling your opponent's deck bad for him

[.:pyramid:.]

Outside of its own terrible archetype' date=' it's a 2500 ATK vanilla beatstick that actually helps the opponent with the reverse-mill effect, making it inferior to Gaia Knight the Force of Earth. And that's terrible.

 

Inside of its own terrible archetype, it is weighed down by the horribleness of the rest of the deck, and it is still just a slightly larger vanilla beatstick than before. And that's terrible.

 

Let's also note that its effect never has the capacity to generate any advantage, is always capable of reverse-mill, and provides no protection whatsoever. And that's terrible.

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i never said that Gaia Knight the Force of Earth was bad, its just completely out done by goyo guardian, and if goyo was never invented i think people may have mained it. if you have noticed this is probably the most balanced of the synchro's made so far

[Phantom Roxas]

since when is milling your opponent's deck bad for him

 

It was bad for the opponent in the very early stages of the game. Now it's not too good.

 

Anyway' date=' Crab Helmet, as usual, summed it up the best. Gaia Knight>This without Iron Chain, [s']but Gaia Knight

[The Dark One]

At the Flight tournaments at the Sneak Preview, this could come in handy. However, I also based my deck around decking my opponent out by letting them draw with DNA Checkup, so that doesn't say much about the usefulness of this card.

 

 

Long story short, don't use.

[Tekken Ham]

This was good at the sneak because it was one of the easiest synchros to get out, and it tore through the 20 card decks. However, it met the real world, and then it died.