In this instance, perhaps letting Player B use his/her only copy of Sebreeze may not be such a bad idea. Let's also assume Player B is playing a deck with presumably no GB1 rearguards.
It still is going to depend heavily on the match-up and the current situation.įor instance, say Player A rushed Player B and the damage is sitting 1 to 3, and Player B has not been able to counter Player A's rush. People everywhere have been calling this the death of the Grade 2 game.but that's not always going to be the case. However, this can only be used once per game. By paying 2 counterblast, you can discard ANY card to stride if your opponent is on Grade 2 and did not ride on the previous turn. Think you can just play Royal Paladins, flood your board, and not even ride a Grade 3 until you're ready to go for game? That's not going to be the case anymore.or could it still? Sebreeze is a very interesting unit that I did not expect them to release. :This card is from all clans and nations. (G Zone): If you have a grade 3 vanguard, there are no face up cards in your G zone, your opponent has a grade 2 vanguard, and no unit was placed on your opponent's (VC) during ride phase of your opponent's preceding turn, Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
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