[CFV] The Fifth Element

[Rawkobo]

Grade 0: 17

1x Greedy Hand

4x Dark Knight of Nightmareland (Crit)

4x Amon's Follower, Cruel Hand (Crit)

4x Hysteric Shirley (Draw)

4x Amon's Follower, Hell's Trick (Heal)

 

Grade 1: 14

4x Amon's Follower, Vlad Specula

4x Dimension Creeper

3x Yellow Bolt

3x Doreen the Thruster

 

Grade 2: 11

4x Emblem Master

4x Gwynn the Ripper

3x Amon's Follower, Psycho Glaive

 

Grade 3: 8

4x King of Masks, Dantarian

4x Master of the Fifth Element

 

Uncreative titles are uncreative.

 

Current thought is to take Fifth Element to 3 so I can max Glaive, but I'm not exactly sure if that's what I want to do, because it feels better, when soulcharging, to have 4 of each g3 in case of a mishap. Otherwise, I've had pretty good results. Not playing g1 Amon because I consider Doreen and Yellow Bolt better options. Especially since Creeper + Bolt give me half of my g1 pool as good rides.

 

Yellow Bolt falls off later and I'm aware of that, but when Fifth Element is active, I don't think a 10k boost is worse than 12k when I look at the columns I'm working with. The only problem it presents is that I can only get to 22, which means the better "theory" would be to switch Gwynn with something like g2 Amon to make up for the difference and keep consistent crossride-hitting columns.

I just like Gwynn as efficient tech.

 

Comment/discuss.

[Maeriberii Haan]

Tech cards shouldn't be used in 4s, especially Gwynn. 2 is enough should you want to use him. 3 Masters is enough mainly because he's a 10k and since you'll need the slot for something else. With all the BP soulcharge, don't use Doreen. Use the G1 Amon instead, since it allows Gwynn, Emblem, and Glaive to hit significant numbers against crossrides(or 23K with Gwynn) and it allows your Dantalian to be 21k, which is really nice. That's all for now.

[Rawkobo]

I'll try Amon, but based on how most of my games have played out, I don't see Doreen as that big of an issue.

 

I can probably max Glaive and go for some kind of a different choice than Gwynn. Truthfully, if my columns are strong, I shouldn't necessarily have to worry as much about the retire in this build. It's more of the case in counterblastless Amon.