Which of these fictional combat unit cards would you put in a deck part 9?

[SeekerOfTruth007]

These are all big creatures with big costs, so evaluate which you think is the most badass vs its cost.

Great Serpent 3MM

Unit - Snake - Double Rare

When Great Serpent enters the Battlefield, Reset up to five Energy Sources.

When Great Serpent would leave the Battlefield for any other reason, shuffle it into your Deck instead.

4/4

Twin Dragons 5BBB

Unit - Dragon - Double Rare

Air. Penetrate. (When this deals excess damage to a blocker, the excess damage instead hits the defending player).

When Twin Dragons enters the Battlefield, Create a 6/6 Dragon Unit Token with Air and Penetrate.

6/6

Misleading Djinn 5MM

Unit - Djinn - Double Rare

Air. Mislead: 1. (When this Unit would leave the battlefield for any reason, if it still has at least one Mislead counter on it, instead return it to the battlefield with all damage removed and one fewer Mislead counters on it).

6/6

Divine Champion 2SS

Unit - Champion - Double Rare

When Divine Champion enters the Battlefield, target Opponent gains 5 life.

Hyper. (Attacking doesn't Exhaust this Unit)

5/5

Forbidden Ancients 3B

Unit - Elephant - Double Rare

Last Strike. (This Unit deals damage last in combat).

6/6

Xyxyl's Pet 2BB

Unit - Demon- Double Rare

Upkeep: Sacrifice a Unit other than Xyxyl's Pet, or Xyxyl's Pet deals six damage to you.

6/6

Samurai King 3BB

Unit - Samurai - Double Rare

As an additional cost to Deploy Samurai King, Discard a card.

When Samurai King enters the Battlefield, Create two 2/2 Samurai Unit Tokens.

All Samurai gain +1/+1 as long as Samurai King remains on the Battlefield.

2/2

Great Serpent

Twin Dragons

Misleading Djinn

Divine Champion

Forbidden Ancients

Xyxyl's Pet

Samurai King

[msmissydc]

I want missleading Djinn and a few proliferate cards please😅. No just kidding I love it. Its a different kind of undying and that is wonderful. Please dont make counter manipulation a thing.

I also like twin dragons. Double threats which makes it harder to remove compared to a single one thats stronger. Also it would be a great finisher if you have aoe tribal support as that would stack twice.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

With the Energy Acceleration mechanics I have in this game, 2 or 3 copies of Twin Dragon is viable in a tournament-worthy deck. It has to be hosed immediately, or the other player is going to lose. Period.

[thearchjoker]

Got to get back, back to the past, SAMURAI KING!

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Yeah, you two think like expert MTG players.

The Bot is misunderstanding that Twin Dragon is only good for 2 or 3 copies per deck at most, and only in the very, very late game.

[thearchjoker]

what game? I thought you were making up random names and asking what are the coolest.

[SeekerOfTruth007]

It's a card game I'm making which has some similarities to Magic The Gathering, but is not a direct rip-off either. You are supposed to evaluate the card abilities before you post. Even the Bot understood that.

[thearchjoker]

samurai king insta kills all enemy cards

[AI Opinion]

Wow, these cards sound epic! 🎴 Considering both the costs and the abilities, I'd gravitate towards the Twin Dragons and here's why:

Twin Dragons, at a cost of 5BBB, not only gives you a substantial 6/6 creature with Air and Penetrate, but it also creates an additional 6/6 Dragon Unit Token with the same abilities. The Penetrate effect is particularly enticing because any excess damage will hit the defending player directly. This can turn the tide of battle quickly, especially against decks with lots of blockers. Twin Dragons essentially gives you two powerful units with one card, maximizing your investment.

The versatility and raw power make Twin Dragons a standout option for any deck looking for large, game-changing creatures. 🐉🔥

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Yeah, Twin Dagon is usually going to be GG if and when it resolves, which is why it's so expensive to cast. With a Deploy Cost of 8 total energy and a total "Rule of Four" cost of 12, it needs to be badass to be worth playing, which is why it's total "Rule of Four" value is around 28 when counting the token.

There are ways of Disrupting it or hosing the token pretty cheaply though, but the card is usually going to trade 1 for 2 or even 1 for 3 or 4 vs "normal cost cards".

[strateguy632]

Samurai King!

[SeekerOfTruth007]

Good Choice. He is very strong on defense, sometimes even better than Deranged Hermit from MTG, which is why it needed a decent sized drawback of discarding a card.