CCharlie999 Posted September 20, 2009 Report Share Posted September 20, 2009 Another one of my special little combinations that seems over powered, but when you try to use it in a real game, it's actually not that easy. First off, the "Fusion Dragon". Even on it's own, this is a handly little card. It pretty much has a built in Polymerization. I use this in a random and fun deck I made with a lot of fusions so that I have 3 Polymerizations and 3 Fusion Dragons in 1 deck. Crazy? Yeah but it's for fun. Then you have the slightly overpowered "Tri-Fusion Dragon". Yes this is quite an interesting card. If you think about it, you can't use the effect of one of your "Fusion Dragon"s to summon this...because that would mean separately sacrificing one of them. So it would require one of my Polymerizations. In essence, I sacrifice 4 Fusion Cards that I could otherwise use to fuse 4 more times. Instead I would choose this to automatically summon any Fusion I want :D. In and of itself, it's quite overpowered...but that's why you have to sacrifice 3 little tiny easy-to-kill dragons to get it. Link to comment
-Griffin Posted September 20, 2009 Report Share Posted September 20, 2009 Er, actually, you could just Dragons Mirror it, then flip out something random, like CyEnd and hit for more than is fair. On top of that, your OCG needs some fixing up, I'd do it if these were written as 'WRITTEN CARDS', as in, text, please don't use images here. Link to comment
CCharlie999 Posted September 20, 2009 Author Report Share Posted September 20, 2009 I consider these just written, because I write em up on the card maker off the spot without a picture. What does OCG stand for? Link to comment
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