I kind of hate comparing games to junk food. Junk food is something that isn’t supposed to be good for you, but it’s tasty and enjoyable. Most junk food is also quick to prepare, if it even needs to be prepared at all. Most of the time you’ll just be opening a sterilized, yet greasy, …
Hilda is one of the more entertaining “Three Houses” characters, for lack of a better term. She’s whiney and complains about doing work, often passing the responsibility onto whoever she can beguile into it. She totes one of the highest strength growth rates in the game though, often leading to her being an absolute monster …
Micaiah is arguably one of green’s strongest MC options after her set 22 variant released. Her newest promotion is a 5-cost deploy; 3-cost master class with two different abilities. First, once per-turn, she’s able to stack a “Micaiah” card from the retreat under herself to growth. She then gains +30 power until the end of …
Released a review this month that I wanted to put out last month…. oh well. You can check out my review for the rouge-like deck builder “Banners of Ruin” below.
Zephiel, the tyrannical king of Bern, and main antagonist of “Fire Emblem: Sealed Sword” was first introduced into Cipher in set 9. He didn’t make much of splash though. He lacked a bridge promotion, and his only available option at the time was a gimmicky 4-cost/3-promote that had the potential to destroy an opponent’s hand, …
The Ace Attorney games have always been favorites of mine. I think they are shining examples of how to take creative liberties with localization and still end up with a stellar and faithful product. A lot of other people must think the same way, apparently, since Capcom has continued to rerelease several of these games …
Saber is a bit of an interesting choice for a main character in red. The color doesn’t exactly have the same cohesion as a lot of the others in Cipher, so you see a decent bit of experimentation with red cards in each new set they’re featured in. Saber is part of the “Fire Emblem …
Al is one of the few purple-colored Main Character options that uses the color’s deck-fixing gimmick differently from its intended purpose. He, along with Tiena, Gant, Jemmie, Zeed, and Kilmar are from the manga, “Fire Emblem: Hasha no Tsurugi,” which released alongside the Gameboy game “Binding Blade,” and was meant as a support material of …
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