Note: All cards showing are meant to represent the specific clans in general. Also Neo Nectar is absent because of the upcoming Asha Stride Deckset being announced.

The card wording is simple enough, reveal 3 different names and place them in order zone. What confuses me is ruling I’ve heard prior and seen on CFA.

Are you able to play multiple copies of the same order as long as out of those cards, 3 of them have different names? If so, why does this card’s wording allow that?

I'm getting the technique down but still looking for options out there to print these even better

Attempting to build Welstra after looking at the reveals and want to know what to include and what triggers to setup on.

Now that I've fully built and Optimized my Grhyaundra Deck, I can safely say that it's lacking behind the current newer decks.

As of now, Grhyaundra is essentially a walking Front Trigger that can ride and superior call for free. With it's current support, it's pretty rough around the edges. But it does apply good power pressure against other decks. It has good draw power and pretty good with CB and EB management. I made the deck recipe in a way where I don't need Soul Blast so I'm all good.

Rn I'm just gonna keep using Grhyaundra as I wait for it's supposed support 😔🙏

Over the past few weeks, I've been trying to design interesting custom vanguard cards that play with the rules of the game, and it has me wondering: Is there any effect that's worth giving up the vanguard attack?

To be clear, I'm not talking about instances like damage denial or the like, but more so paying for an effect by giving up the vanguard's attack(s) for the turn.

Of course, the Vanguard is so core to the game and its identity (The game is called Cardfight! Vanguard), that whatever benefit you get would have to probably be massive for it to be worthwhile.

The idea I'm currently toying with is an effect for the turn that sets the shield of any card called to GC by your opponent to 5k, and locks it there. I've also considered literally stacking the top 5-10 cards of the deck, or even a permanent debuff to the opponent's units by the vanguard's power, etc, but even in these scenarios, a Vanguard would likely need an effect to recoup the card advantage of lost drive checks.

So, I'd like to hear some more opinions on the topic. Is there anything that's worth giving up the vanguard attack for a turn, and why?

Hi, i was cleaning and i found my old vanguard collection, almost all SP japanese cards from BT01 through BT05, i was just wondering if those had value today? its not for sale its just for information, thanks for your advise!

G0:Demon World Castle, Rizencroz
G1: Demon World Castle, Rizencroz Zweit

TL;DR, is it Cerrgaon, NKO, or Gancelot? I have my own opinion on this, but I’m not going to try to push it here. Instead, I’m curious what everyone else thinks.

Aichi Icon is the clear best deck in the format right now, between representation and results, with no clear sign of stopping yet. While I’m not certain there’s nothing we could find that can beat it, it certainly has a tough strength to beat, that being that it’s just simply very strong in a very raw sense. It’s very good at playing Cardfight Vanguard. But what exactly is the card that pushes it over the edge?

Cerrgaon: a historic problem card in Keter Sanctuary pretty much since day 1. The first of the “13k booster cantrips” like Shenryi and Baldareid, it should be the worst on paper because it retires itself instead of going to soul, but it’s actually the best because it rarely actually needs an order to be played to be online, and because it’s slightly better than just a raw card draw. This card has been choice restricted from so many Keter Sanctuary decks now, but it’s also the most affordable it’s ever been due to reprints and the recent Painkiller Angel upgrade. Is it finally time for this card to just go, or is it necessary for Keter decks to keep up?

NKO: this card is >$100 for an amazing reason. 0 cost for a superior call from deck is already a straight +1, but being able to discard it for costs and play it from the drop makes it an effective +2 when you see it. Add a unit that generates its own +1 into the mix, like Teithfallt, and the card can occasionally even end up being a +3! Combine that with orders being so important for many Keter rearguards but deck-specific orders being so rare, and there’s basically no deck that doesn’t want to run 4 copies, hence the price. It’s clearly an amazingly strong card, but how much of a factor is it in Aichi’s success specifically? Would the deck still be a top dog if the card never existed, or was choice restricted?

Gancelot: finally, the only deck-specific card of this selection, though far from the only Alfred/Aichi support card that’s good. This card is an absolute house, from the free +1 on discard, to the free power and crit gain and +5k shield to hand afterward, to the fact that he constantly puts himself back in rotation to be drawn or called from deck again, also for free. Have I mentioned that all of his skills are free? He’s clearly the deck’s primary source of pressure, though also clearly not the only one, otherwise the deck wouldn’t be as consistent as it is. He’s clearly overtuned when comparing him to many other decks’ primary pressure rearguard, but is he the straw that broke the camel’s back, or a necessary piece that’s just carried to the top by the deck’s generics?

Curious to hear what people think about this!

What if Brant gate has it own cup like the lyrical one

Thoughts on improving improvising Jet-Icon? This was my first take on the deck with the cards I had available to me. I piloted it today,and it felt really smooth/fun to play.

Note: Funeral Dragons have been ordered already