(Entropy) Zblader 2 - (Underworld) Kael Hate 1

[ZephyrPhantom]

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• Diversion - Before a battle, choose a non-Pillar card. Neither of you can use this card during the battle.
  Target : Nova

Sorry Kael if I somehow ticked you off with this.

If this makes you feel any better, Timer had to explain to me what a card was.

[Kael Hate]

Diversion Target : Nova
Sorry Kael if I somehow ticked you off with this.

Not you. Just the Environment.

I played meticulously with what I had available and still lost.
Its the power of a clean mono with the ability to generate force vs a rainbow that has to play without keys.
And now I am behind the curve it will harder to grow.

by Kael Hate

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PS: I was carrying no cash or items

[Avenger]

Maybe disabling nova is just too tough. Even then, this skill is powerful for tier1. On the other hand, what else would you disable from a rainbow

[TStar]

Wow, banning Nova is just harsh.  That's a seriously powerful skill for Tier 1 considering how easily you can completely cripple a deck with it.

[Korugar]

Agreed. Diversion needs some sort of nerf or replacement1, though I'm not sure what.

[ZephyrPhantom]

Perhaps the opponent can only use half the copies of the card he owns, rounded up? That retains the offensive power but doesn't limit the opponent too much.

On that note, is Diversion comparable to Graboid? - really powerful some situations but not as useful in others (If you guess a card that isn't in the opponent's deck at all or guessing the card causes your opponent to build an even better counterdeck?)

[majofa]

Just avoid Entropy in the early levels.

[TStar]

On that note, is Diversion comparable to Graboid? - really powerful some situations but not as useful in others (If you guess a card that isn't in the opponent's deck at all or guessing the card causes your opponent to build an even better counterdeck?)

Guessing your opponents deck options at early levels isn't terribly difficult since you can see them in the Battle Results they've had.  Plus you know all the starter decks so it's not too difficult to predict what cards will be in each mono, or that UW having to use rainbows will have to rely heavily on Nova for example