Omnimus

[Calindu]

1.Pardox follows the rule closely, he would be a punch bag with a rule.
2.You could win shards from FG's, but no FG's used shards.

[furballdn]

Still, Paradox isn't an exception, Paradox follows the rule closely. It's just that his deck would have been even crappier without the extra copies.
After all, he is named Paradox for this.

I heard it was because Paradox's deck was made before Zanz decided to have the rule of 12 card limits applied to FGs.

[cat1234333]

I though ferox had more than 6 feral bonds?? (lost to him because he had 8 against me)

[furballdn]

I though ferox had more than 6 feral bonds?? (lost to him because he had 8 against me)

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7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ac 7ad 7ad 7ad 7ad 7ae 7ae 7ae 7ae 7af 7af 7af 7af 7af 7af 7ag 7ag 7ag 7ag 7ak 7al 7am 7am 7am 7am 7am 7am 7an 7an 7jp 7jp 7jp 7jp 7jp 7jpThat is ferox's deck. He has dexterityx2 so the above deck is doubled. He has a total of 12 bonds.

[RavingRabbid]

Still, Paradox isn't an exception, Paradox follows the rule closely. It's just that his deck would have been even crappier without the extra copies.
After all, he is named Paradox for this.

I heard it was because Paradox's deck was made before Zanz decided to have the rule of 12 card limits applied to FGs.

Paradox was named Paradox exactly because he broke the 6x card rule.

[russianspy1234]

Still, Paradox isn't an exception, Paradox follows the rule closely. It's just that his deck would have been even crappier without the extra copies.
After all, he is named Paradox for this.

I heard it was because Paradox's deck was made before Zanz decided to have the rule of 12 card limits applied to FGs.

Paradox was named Paradox exactly because he broke the 6x card rule.

souce?  paradox means "a self contradictory statement"  FGs are explicitly not bound by the same rules we are, therefore there is nothing paradoxical about an FG that breaks a rule.  heck, before the arena was added and we knew that dexterity  double your draw AND each card in your deck and before trainer had an import FG option, it was easy to presume that almost all of the FGs broke the 6 card per deck rule.

[furballdn]

Still, Paradox isn't an exception, Paradox follows the rule closely. It's just that his deck would have been even crappier without the extra copies.
After all, he is named Paradox for this.

I heard it was because Paradox's deck was made before Zanz decided to have the rule of 12 card limits applied to FGs.

Paradox was named Paradox exactly because he broke the 6x card rule.

souce?  paradox means "a self contradictory statement"  FGs are explicitly not bound by the same rules we are, therefore there is nothing paradoxical about an FG that breaks a rule.  heck, before the arena was added and we knew that dexterity  double your draw AND each card in your deck and before trainer had an import FG option, it was easy to presume that almost all of the FGs broke the 6 card per deck rule.

I thought it was widely known that the decks of each false god on the wiki actually represented half of their actual deck.

[russianspy1234]

Still, Paradox isn't an exception, Paradox follows the rule closely. It's just that his deck would have been even crappier without the extra copies.
After all, he is named Paradox for this.

I heard it was because Paradox's deck was made before Zanz decided to have the rule of 12 card limits applied to FGs.

Paradox was named Paradox exactly because he broke the 6x card rule.

souce?  paradox means "a self contradictory statement"  FGs are explicitly not bound by the same rules we are, therefore there is nothing paradoxical about an FG that breaks a rule.  heck, before the arena was added and we knew that dexterity  double your draw AND each card in your deck and before trainer had an import FG option, it was easy to presume that almost all of the FGs broke the 6 card per deck rule.

I thought it was widely known that the decks of each false god on the wiki actually represented half of their actual deck.

it was, but most FGs have decks too big to fit into the regular deck image screen, so one could just assume that that was the reason for only showing half.

[mildlyfrightenedboy]

Sorry, but this deck is a miserable failure.  Play against it in the trainer. 


The AI doesn't know when to use SoS's.  It blew through five of them in a row on the first turn.

[russianspy1234]

Sorry, but this deck is a miserable failure.  Play against it in the trainer. 


The AI doesn't know when to use SoS's.  It blew through five of them in a row on the first turn.

yeah it wasted them a bit when i tested, but overall it was still able to play enough cards to be fun.  i brough up the issue in the AI improvements thread so hopefully it will get fixed at some point for people who want to use them in their arena decks.