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kai98ccy · **Subject:** Re:deck advice **Posted:** September 3, 2012 06:30 pm

I would like to find out about a few things:

1)how is playing 3 negates going along for you? do they come out all of the time when u need it?

2)Have you tried putting garmore as secondary vanguard instead of ezel?

3)do you get off the superior calling of viviane more than once?

My answer to qn 1:
Personally, I like to run 4 negates, unless I have absolutely zero space in my deck for more grade 1s. The rationale is that negates have to use discarding. This in turn means that you will decrease your hand. If you happen to draw into more negates and you need the other cards more than the negates, I suggest you drop a negator to negate the attack. putting 4 also adds to the consistency of blocking an attack when you really need it.

My answer to qn2:
Garmore is my best friend now. It can reliably tutor out a card that I will definitely need, and best thing is that it can even hit for 21k with a mere soulblast. I don't want viviane to be superior calling a trigger that I can put into my hand as guard. It filters the deck for me and increases the chance of getting triggers.

My answer to qn3:
I occasionally get it off. However, as I do not use SDD deck, I don't really need all those extra cards on the field. Sure, viviane give you good field advantage, forces a guard etc. However, in a winning set up, your opponent would be blocking the first attack you make, even if its a weak attack. If you have viviane attacking first, I will just say no guard when you have a full field, which often happens in late game. viviane is useless in late game, even needing to hit the vanguard. I would go for the mage of disaster, tripp. it is a useful card that your opponent wants to block throughout the match, and it enables a unflip even in the early game. I want the deck to be consistent throughout the match, so if I have the space, I always max out my unflippers. Lets say you have tripp attacking first. Your opponent is at 3 to 4 damage. If it was a viviane attacking while you have a full field, I would say no guard. But if it was mage of disaster, I would guard. the last thing I want is for my opponent to be able to keep unflipping for more counterblast. Reducing his resources is important, especially in a game like vanguard. However, by guarding, he loses the chance to check a trigger and keep more of the resources in hand. Mage of Disaster makes this possible as a win-win situation for you. This is also why I maxed out my mage, and kept viviane at one.

**P.S. Tell me how the changes work out for you if you decide to change them ok? >.<

**Subject:** **Posted:** September 3, 2012 10:43 pm

quote from kai98ccy:

I would like to find out about a few things:

1)how is playing 3 negates going along for you? do they come out all of the time when u need it?

2)Have you tried putting garmore as secondary vanguard instead of ezel?

3)do you get off the superior calling of viviane more than once?

**P.S. Tell me how the changes work out for you if you decide to change them ok? >.<

my answer for q1:
3 negates have been doing great for me

almost have them everytime XD and thats no joke, also i only have three because i dont really want to throw any card away, and yes even if it is for a perfect guard, normally i will only use them agains ezel or other wicked lb.

my answer for q2:
garmore is great however ezel is there for secondary vanguard if ever i wont be able to do my chain and lets face it ezel lb and skill are superior to garmore.

my answer for q3:
i only need vivian skill if ever my hand "*censored: not good*", she's a good g2 and i actually like people guarding against her and tripp... those two are my "guard breakers"

*** i doubt i'll be changing much unless i see another new combo which is why i like fighting great players to learn more XD ***

kai98ccy · **Subject:** Re: deck advice **Posted:** September 3, 2012 11:00 pm

I guess every thing still comes down to player preference. I like 4 negates and u like 3 negates. Well I have to respect your opinion, as this is your deck and you are a good player. However, one thing I really hate when I use ezel's limit break, I call triggers. That's one thing i really hate. garmore, to me, has none of that problem, which is why I like it. It can also be very strong on rear guard with charjgal boosting him. It personal opinion, but I hope you will try at least this. Garmore has helped me tons of times and I think you can get the same results. No harm in trying, don't you think?

Have fun, lets vanguardo!

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