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Post by knightly on Jul 8, 2017 22:51:53 GMT -8
I bought some Opus II booster packs and got 2 legendaries.
2-145L : Warrior of Light
2-098L : Amon
Just recently started playing, are they good cards by any chance?
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Post by Conkwe on Jul 9, 2017 12:48:34 GMT -8
Both are really good cards. WoL can survive attacks that are stronger than him, so you can have him on the field for quite a while. Amon is good just because of his dulling ability. Having Amon paired with another forward on the field, you can easily get some damage points on your opponent if the situation is set up for it.
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Post by zafri on Jul 10, 2017 1:01:25 GMT -8
Yeah as Conkwe says they are both very good.
WoL gets even better if you have multiples of him as his special ability is a strong removal ability.
And to add to why Amon is good, he is like a piece of removal for their best Forward (as it dulls them each turn so they cannot attack or block) but unlike a Summon which can only deal with the current best threat, Amon scales with the game so if they play something better than what he was previously dulling each turn they you can switch over and start dulling that instead. Obviously it doesn't stop Forwards using abilities etc and can be removed itself (at which point their Forwards are live again) so it isn't just better than removal but it does offer something different.
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Post by davidnguyeninja on Jul 16, 2017 1:14:16 GMT -8
Both are indeed very good.
If I may, from personal experience, Amon has often helped win me games. Primarily I play Golbez but I also own a Mono Lightning deck.
WoL has also been clutch. Forces opponent to get rid of it by abilities or buff their forwards over 10k.
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