… and they’re off!
Feeding on the pent-up demand from months of virtual play,
doolists anxiously scooped up cards at this weekend’s sneak peek. Most of our intrepid brethren knew exactly
what they wanted. They would not be lured
away by the odd dragon in their quest to fill their playsets. It mattered little that no one could
pronounce Unukalha or that TCG translations were all but unrecognizable. They were ready to spurn their HATs and CATS
for dolls and knights.
However, some of us were not so single-minded. Quite
frankly, my time with Geargias has been so enjoyable that I did not want to sequester
them in a binder. Of course, I knew about
the new archetypes; I just wasn’t ready to make a commitment. As a result, yesterday’s sneak peek felt like
a speed dating event.
“Hello, I’m a Samsara … I like bringing monsters back from
the grave…”
The table below lists the commonly played cards in both
Shaddolls and Satellarknights. These are
sample lists gleaned from the OCG and are not meant to be definitive deck
lists. The cost for each card is listed
in the column to the right. These prices
were determined by the current price on Ebay. I should quickly point out that these prices
are likely to drop in the near future as the hype dissipates a bit. These lulls in the market are rather
predictable but not stable. Many cards
will begin to escalate within weeks of their release.
I should also point out that the premium price for Shaddolls is
probably deserved. This deck has more
viability in the coming Qliphoth storm. That
said, the Satellarknight deck is pretty strong.
A friend of mine finished second with this deck despite missing several
of the cards scheduled for later release.
Besides, the Geargias have provided me with a nice stable of rank 4 XYZ
monsters. And now I have Castel who can
step into the place of the retiring Geargigant X.
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