That means, even just activating PKB and Brassie will pump her up like crazy, And now that you have Fire Juggler, you have even more options to pressure and threaten your opponent via units that power up crazily and unit swapping - both of which can happen without een having to hit. Though the mate has the Legion requirement, CBT has hers at all times - even defensively. Like Luquier, they both get a 3k power boost whenever a rear-guard is called from soul. What's important is you calling units from the soul to activate her second skill (and the Legion mate's, as well). But neither does it need them, as you can just work with what you ride on, or what you managed to soul charge along the way. Her soul charge allows you to stock up on soul, since the deck doesn't really have much soul chargers. Her on-Legion skill allows you to soul charge 2, then call out 3.

Fine, you can have her Silver Thorn clone to replace her, but that's still her skill all the same. It's never a Pale Moon deck without Trapezist. Putting her in soul is good too for Fire Juggler and Alice shenanigans, but most of her utility comes from managing the field and soul. That means you'd want to have her in hand most of the time. This retools them as soul and maybe swap out something you need in the meantime, all that while constantly keeping the pressure on if you have the Legion parts out. She also cleans up the field, in case you had to lose certain combo pieces. She can reset your soul setup, allowing you to redo and optimize your combos for future use.

But since the tricks here play themselves to an explosive degree without that much need for CB prompts, so the most we could do is arrange the setup and clean up after. You can't always afford to run a lot of card sets since you would want variety to optimize your play. You can also let go of her that easily even if there's only one in the deck, since you can just return her to the deck when you perform Legion, then wait to check her with an anticipating Fire Juggler behind your vanguard.Ī Pale Moon deck ratio is always knife-cut with multiple portions. You can defend her if you're quite fond of her daunting presence. And that's at least one attack not directed to the vanguard. You can't expect her to last long in the field though. With the on-hit pressure and the potential of pumping up your units like crazy, the pressure is very much real. That, and the fact that they enable the Legion and the Tiger to fatten up like Galactus in a planetary buffet. And even if it's an attack not directed to the vanguard, it's not really a wasted attack either as any hit is capable of reforming lanes. Alice and Mirror Demon are among the rare breed of on-hit units that won't require you to bash the opponent's vanguard to do their thing. And as a bonus, if you do check a G3 and do all the shenanigans stated above, that would mean you have something in your hand you can use as stride feed or a reride to keep the pressure going.Ī classic Pale Moon bitch, though her appeal has always been timeless. Sure, it's chancy, but it's free, and she's a decent booster anyway, so you're not really losing much with running her. All that from a vanguard attack that didn't even have to hit. That'd be awesome if you had the Legion mate sitting in a corner, getting fat from all these soul swaps. If you happen to have a Brassie Bunny handy as well, that would mean you can call out at the most 3 units from the soul - 2 of them being a permanent addition to your field, granting you a +1. If you call out Purple Trapezist, that would mean you could potentially set up another lane. Once triggered, she goes into your soul and calls out another unit. Fire Juggler now returns to abuse the Stride's Triple Drive, which increases the chances of you checking into a G3. She was often partnered with Sarah before, as their abilities coincided and allowed you to swap at least 2 units after their attack for free.

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