EX sets in the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Digimon Card Game are usually known for introducing not-so popular Digimon into the game that the small core audience loves. In EX4 Alternative Being, many alternate forms of fan-favorite Digimon make their first appearance in the game. Digimon like Ravemon and even the Champion form of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:small blue Dragon Digimon Veemon, GoldVeedramon is found in the set.
These booster sets are not usually meta-defining sets of cards, but they bring interesting and new ways to play theᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ༺𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ game. Alternative Being does this and more. Introducing new cards that will quickly become staples in the meta, such as Red/Yellow Agumon and ShineGreymon: Ruin Mode.
10 ꧅ ShineGreymon: Ruin Mode
The big boy himself. ShineGreymon: Ruin Mode is a precursor to what’s to come in the Digimon Card Game. As soon as BT13 Versus Royal Knights release, a band of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Royal Knights swarming the board wꦇill be the least of your problems.
ShineGreymon: Ruin Mode is an oppressive card that punishes you when you delete it. When Digivolving, it applies a blanket effect, reducing all of your opponent’s D🌟igimon’s DP by 5,000, but this effect also♌ triggers On Deletion.
Combined with the plethora of DP-reducing effects from the ShineGreymon deck🃏, this means level seven Digimon will give you plenty of trouble once it comes out𓆉 on the Battle Area.
9 Kuzuhamon
The Sakuyamon deck released in BT10 was very popular for how low-powered it was. Being a fan-favorite Digimon and an꧙ interesting playstyle with bein🐷g able to cycle low-cost Option cards, kept the deck relevant.
The addition of Kuzuhamon and the rest of the Digimon’s new line in EX4 gives the deck enough gas to punch through some of the top-tier decks. The deck can still struggꦅle against others due to its lack of inherent prote☂ction effects but the Kuzuhamon line is exactly what the deck needed.
8 Ravemon
EX sets, like 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Classic Collection, introduce new mechanics and playstyles to the game, while the hand control style that Ravemon wants to play is no🐷t a brand-new mechanic, it is certainly underutilized in the Digimon Card Game.
The new Ravemon deck is an aggressive deck that can delete your own Digimon to trash cards out of your opponent&꧋rsquo;s hand, which in Digimon is not a huge hindrance since decks tend to draw quite a bit, but with the right support, this deck can be quite deadly. Might as well pick up your playset for cheap before Ravemon: Burst Mode comes out.
7 🀅 GoldVeedramon
Armor Rush, li🦄ke mos✅t decks supported in EX4, has been around for quite a while. It’s never been a top meta contender, but also never below tier two.
If you don’t find the specific removal for Magnamon X Antibody, you’re in for a bad time. With GoldVeedramon, the deck has even more options for Armor Forms, making Magnamon that much more of a threat, on top of the DP reduction and stu🅷n that it provides.
Although this card is tailored for Armor Rush, GoldVeedramon works excellently in UlforceVeedramon decks, fꦿilling that much-needed level four slot.
6 MetalGreymon ඣ
Blue Flare players have been waiting a long time for this set to drop. While this MetalGreymon might not be as great as its BT10 predecessor, it is another MetalGreymon-named card that can be searched by your other Blue Flare cards and f🌞etched from the trash by BT10 MailBirdramon.
This card can also be DigiXrossed with a Greymon and a MailBirdramon, making it cost three to play. All of that while trashing sources from your opponent’s Digimon, enabling your stun effects, and gaining Ru𒊎sh, giving you that last attack you💫 might need to finish the game.
5 ๊ MailBirdramon 🧔
Blue Flare Digimon tends to be a bit smaller on the DP side. Since the deck hardly everܫ goes past level five, Ultimate Digimon can struggle when a🔯ttacking Security.
EX4 MailBirdramo⛄n can help you clear t💯hose attacks by giving your stack Jamming, preventing your Digimon from being deleted in Security battles.
Not only does Jamming help the deck reach another level of consistency, but MailBirdramon’s On Play effect is a mini Ice Wall for the archetype. With effects like Gaossmon, that can cheat out playing level four Digimon, this MailBirdramon effect is a great 𒉰tool for players who love to play stun decks.
4 Gaiomon
What flavor of Greymon are you today? Do you like blue Greymon and want to play Blue Flare? Or are you an aggro player and red Greymon is your jam? If it's the latter, then this new Gaiomon will be perfect for you.
Sadly this Gaiomon, unlike the BT9 version, cannot Digivolve into BlackWarGreymon for cheap. This carಞd makes that up by being able to Digivolve into another Gaiomon for free at the end of your turn.
This effect ♊makes it so that this Gaiomon can delete another Digimon on the board and then switch to BT9 Gaiomon and Blitz to wipe your opponent’s Security.
3 Omnimon Alter-B �💛�
As if BlackWarGreymon wasn’t already strong, Omnimon Alter-𝔍B add a new layer of removal that most black decks can take advantage of. Omnimon Alter-B can Ded𝕴igivolve your opponent’s Digimon three times then delete any number of them that add up to six play costs.
It can also delete your opponent’s lingeཧring Digimon by trashing level six cards from your sources. If played correctly, you’ll be able to have a stack with BlackWarGreymon, Gaiomon, Omnimon, and Omnimon X Antibody, allowing you to trash up to three cards to trash your opponent’s Security as well.
2 Om♋nimon Alter-S
There hasn’t been an Omnimon deck since the early days of 𝓡the Digimon Card Game. With Alter-S, the Royal Knight plays a bit differently now.
Rather than focusing on a single color with an Omnimon top end, the deck is a mostly black deck, that revolv♏es around Digivolving two different stacks into both parts of Omnimon Alter-S, CresGarurumon, and BlitzGreymon.
The deck can gain tons of memory or even Digivolve for free thanks to t🧔he new support Tamer card, all while activating powerful effects to slow down your opponent enough so you can use the mighty Alter-S and wipe their board.
1 Agumon
It may seem that an Uncommon rarity card like Agumon shouldn’t be one of the best cards in the set, but with everything that thi💧s card can do for ShineGreymon decks, this card should be priced higher.
This Agumon can gain you a memory at the start of your turn, which for the ShineGreymon deck means that your Marcus Damon Tamer can become a Digimon for free. This means an extra attack, and an extra evolve, and in a deck whose trigg𝕴ers are all dependent on a Tamer suspending, means you’ll be able to delete a Digimon or two and even draw a card.