More consistency for pale moon, this card lets you set up your soul a little more selectively that random soul charging helping you find anything you might be missing.

Generation Break 1 (Active if you have one or more face up G units in total on your (VC) or G zone):When this unit is placed on (RC), look at three cards from the top of your deck, search for up to one card from among them, put it into your soul, and put the rest on the bottom of your deck in any order.

Even missing stride doesn’t hurt this card too much with a GB2 that puts Altmile to shame.Īlso being RR is pretty awesome especially since it’s the cover card. The stride bonus is a massive consistency boost to an already consistent deck allowing you to search for missing pieces of the blaster engine or even just plus with Richard. However I get the feeling that the English meta will much prefer this version. This cards been a long time coming, released in April for Japan this card has seen a lot of play beside the original Sanctuary Guard Dragon interestingly though it is generally the secondary ride choice to Dragon being run at 3 or less. If you do, search your deck for up to one grade 1 or less card, call it to (RC), that unit gets +3000 until end of turn, shuffle your deck, choose one of your vanguards, and it gets +3000 until end of turn. (VC): During your turn, when your G unit with “Sanctuary Guard” in its original card name Stride, you may pay the cost. (VC) Generation Break 2:During your turn, all of your grade 1 or less units get +5000. I wanted to bring spotlight to a few units I feel are worth taking a look at. These are cards printed as either promos or in Japan only releases that never made the journey to the west. So with the revival collection less than a week away and the full set revealed it’s pretty obvious this is an exceptional set, even if some of the reprints aren’t the best this set helps deal with the ridiculous prices of the secondary market.īut we also have some “new” cards to look at.

Pale moon deck list japan gbt14