I am running Paladin Mode as well. The ability to reset your deck exactly as you want it and decide the order is really strong. The biggest issue is that if you are going to run the tech then you should run 2 Paladin Mode like he did. Is it better than Ruin mode. Idk
I'd imagine that the 2 Paladin ACE was a tech to deal with Velgrmon Loop decks that can easily deck opponents out, so it was a way to try and prevent the deck out but in the end still got decked out, which is ironic lol
@@Vaeltis Stacking the cards back and accounting for the second mill is something not a lot of players pay attention to (even me!) I was lucky he didn't noticed and stacked the second Paladin on the 6th card.
@@Vaeltis It's also just a good idea to reset your deck in any order you like and avoid decking yourself out. Sakuya draws fast. What got him was the smart opponent not leaving a digimon out for the scramble, which is the other way to prevent deck out.
@talesdalfior4371 oh yeah right, I knew that but somehow I thought that it was for every card you trashed from your own deck, not in total. It's ok then
Kinda crazy with how he decked out after getting his whole trash back just moments ago Then again, he likely had like half of his deck in hand to begin with…
My calling of darkness was the last 3 cards of my deck as well, I needed to mill it out so I could retrieve it back with matt. Even if I just evo Velgr, I am short of 1 memory to play matt to take back calling. My Velgr should have died during the last attack, the board was at -10k (-5k from ruin and -5k from dark seraphi) when he blocked with his token, and I would not need to play Matt > Calling
@@digislots862 I felt that board control was needed more in the current meta, and that there are other cards that are more memory efficient as compared to Merva. And Merva works in favor for opp's scramble
On the last turn, Kazuha's player couldn't use the scramble effect to avoid losing by deckout? since it activates before the draw.
he couldnt since his opponent used calling to delete his digimon
@@IonaRose It's true! I forgot that condition
Oh my gosh!!! I was crossing my fingers he was going to make that comeback!!!
He had game at 14:14. Digivolve into velgra, mill his opponent out and not swing and then pass turn. Did not need to swing.
No velgr in hand
Tho he had 3 scrambles on the field. He could have used them, if the PH player had a Digimon out, to prevent deck out
That comeback was insane
“Pipefox…wow” lol
I am running Paladin Mode as well. The ability to reset your deck exactly as you want it and decide the order is really strong. The biggest issue is that if you are going to run the tech then you should run 2 Paladin Mode like he did. Is it better than Ruin mode. Idk
I'd imagine that the 2 Paladin ACE was a tech to deal with Velgrmon Loop decks that can easily deck opponents out, so it was a way to try and prevent the deck out but in the end still got decked out, which is ironic lol
@@Vaeltis Stacking the cards back and accounting for the second mill is something not a lot of players pay attention to (even me!) I was lucky he didn't noticed and stacked the second Paladin on the 6th card.
@@Vaeltis It's also just a good idea to reset your deck in any order you like and avoid decking yourself out. Sakuya draws fast. What got him was the smart opponent not leaving a digimon out for the scramble, which is the other way to prevent deck out.
Wait, how did Velgrmon pop the Kuzuhamons at about 16:34? Didn't he die from checking Ruin Mode? How did he use the end of attack effect?
He gets +1k for each card trashed by his effect
@talesdalfior4371 oh yeah right, I knew that but somehow I thought that it was for every card you trashed from your own deck, not in total. It's ok then
all this taomon player got lost in the sauce with all the drawing n looping
stopped playing when paladin mode came out. all my decks did trash stuff x(
Kinda crazy with how he decked out after getting his whole trash back just moments ago
Then again, he likely had like half of his deck in hand to begin with…
Taomon played 3 pot of greed in a row 😂😂😂
KCH won that event tho? playing the calling at the end was ending his turn cause he had no way to win with the scrambles
No, robin won by playing calling. Scrambles only work if your opponent has a digimon on board, so by removing it with calling, kch lost to deck out.
@@DemonEyeHelix oh crazy. kch is marked as the winner on digimeta
why did he even consider attacking with dusk just slam down velgre i think he can do it if he prepared turns right he have a matt in his hand :)
if he left velgr out the taomon player can scramble to put cards back
@TheMessiahTCG oh true
My calling of darkness was the last 3 cards of my deck as well, I needed to mill it out so I could retrieve it back with matt. Even if I just evo Velgr, I am short of 1 memory to play matt to take back calling.
My Velgr should have died during the last attack, the board was at -10k (-5k from ruin and -5k from dark seraphi) when he blocked with his token, and I would not need to play Matt > Calling
@ohrobin1989 oh okay sadge that you didnt Mill it before did you think of playing the medivel list over the merva one ?
@@digislots862 I felt that board control was needed more in the current meta, and that there are other cards that are more memory efficient as compared to Merva. And Merva works in favor for opp's scramble