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Characters:

Core cards:
3x - Put them out as fast as you can, they boost Harmony, Calling and other spells you might add.
3x - Massive heal and defense boost for 2 of your characters
3x - THE Nuke. I've had Ayako reach 40+ atk by doublecasting these, however requires a setup.
3x - A must. Allows you to recycle Harmony/Calling a lot. 3 Harmonies in a row on Xianren will make the enemy cry

Others:
2x - Defense boost. Gets especially nasty combined with Calling since it duplicates itself up to 6 copies.
2x - Nice team-wide boost with chain.
2x (go for RoD if you can afford) - Additional nuke to deal with those pesky warriors. It gets especially brutal against Marauders, who tend to get instantly killed by Fireball + Attack.
3x - Your secondary attack spell. While it may not hurt as much as Calling, it requires no setup and obliterates Mages.
1-2x - Kill combo with Katamaru (+3 atk and additional -3 def for enemy).
1x - Same as above, however not very reliable.
2x - 4 def atop on my insane healing and damage? Yes please!
1x - Makes item-stackers ragequit.

Dr. Vlad a écrit :

I think this deck was a little too bulky given since Tsoutai seem to rely more on a solid flow of "Flawseeker" cards to be successful. Breaking up that rhythm IMHO doesn't seem to work for me as well. However, I am still tinkering and have not found that perfect mix yet.

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I still think this version has too many cards in the way. The main strategy is to get and out early, using your to work through the early or . By Turn 3-4 you should have enough "Flawseekers" out to unleash your first / combo. From there it is mainly keeping an eye on your discard pile and supplementing the previous combo with as needed to maintain rhythm.

I'd love to hear from any other Tsoutai players out there on how well their decks run.

Hehe, I have a lot of fun with my Kotoba warrior deck whenever I encounter Tsoutai in the tournament.
They spam and don't seem to recall, that my characters get the bonus as well, which makes me end up with for example a with defense 12+

Then I just bounce a and he easily hits the 20 defense mark.

McKeu a écrit :

Then I just bounce a and he easily hits the 20 defense mark.

And then they play deal you 20 damage and you realize that all your defense is useless against magic damage.

Auteur :	Reaper_Harper [ 20 Février 2013, 19:45 ]
Sujet du message :	Tsoutai
I've seen these in the store a few times and they look quite cool, I just wasn't sure if they were any good or how they work at all so if someone could give me a brief bit of info on how they work and if they are good that would be wonderful

Auteur :	ZeroZone_Core [ 21 Février 2013, 04:35 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
Tsoutai dek is dependent on the card they play it is always all about the flow of card the card with " The Flowseeker's " like , The Flowseeker's Medication, The Flowseeker's Furry, and Etc. there main card is The Flowseeker's Calling since ther card have +2 attack and have no limit for the attack bonus. but i still dont know the build, still thinking of a new deck to replace my zil shadow

Auteur :	Dr. Vlad [ 23 Février 2013, 17:59 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
I use them a lot. They are very fun and can maintain a decent win ratio, but don't expect to reach high ELO with them. Here is my build, entire deck had cost me maybe 60-70k: Characters: Core cards: 3x - Put them out as fast as you can, they boost Harmony, Calling and other spells you might add. 3x - Massive heal and defense boost for 2 of your characters 3x - THE Nuke. I've had Ayako reach 40+ atk by doublecasting these, however requires a setup. 3x - A must. Allows you to recycle Harmony/Calling a lot. 3 Harmonies in a row on Xianren will make the enemy cry Others: 2x - Defense boost. Gets especially nasty combined with Calling since it duplicates itself up to 6 copies. 2x - Nice team-wide boost with chain. 2x (go for RoD if you can afford) - Additional nuke to deal with those pesky warriors. It gets especially brutal against Marauders, who tend to get instantly killed by Fireball + Attack. 3x - Your secondary attack spell. While it may not hurt as much as Calling, it requires no setup and obliterates Mages. 1-2x - Kill combo with Katamaru (+3 atk and additional -3 def for enemy). 1x - Same as above, however not very reliable. 2x - 4 def atop on my insane healing and damage? Yes please! 1x - Makes item-stackers ragequit.

Auteur :	BrooksUltra [ 19 Mars 2013, 01:19 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
Dr. Vlad a écrit : Characters: Core cards: 3x - Put them out as fast as you can, they boost Harmony, Calling and other spells you might add. 3x - Massive heal and defense boost for 2 of your characters 3x - THE Nuke. I've had Ayako reach 40+ atk by doublecasting these, however requires a setup. 3x - A must. Allows you to recycle Harmony/Calling a lot. 3 Harmonies in a row on Xianren will make the enemy cry Others: 2x - Defense boost. Gets especially nasty combined with Calling since it duplicates itself up to 6 copies. 2x - Nice team-wide boost with chain. 2x (go for RoD if you can afford) - Additional nuke to deal with those pesky warriors. It gets especially brutal against Marauders, who tend to get instantly killed by Fireball + Attack. 3x - Your secondary attack spell. While it may not hurt as much as Calling, it requires no setup and obliterates Mages. 1-2x - Kill combo with Katamaru (+3 atk and additional -3 def for enemy). 1x - Same as above, however not very reliable. 2x - 4 def atop on my insane healing and damage? Yes please! 1x - Makes item-stackers ragequit. I think this deck was a little too bulky given since Tsoutai seem to rely more on a solid flow of "Flawseeker" cards to be successful. Breaking up that rhythm IMHO doesn't seem to work for me as well. However, I am still tinkering and have not found that perfect mix yet. 3x 3x 3x 3x 2x 2x 2x 2x 1x 1x 1x 1x I still think this version has too many cards in the way. The main strategy is to get and out early, using your to work through the early or . By Turn 3-4 you should have enough "Flawseekers" out to unleash your first / combo. From there it is mainly keeping an eye on your discard pile and supplementing the previous combo with as needed to maintain rhythm. I'd love to hear from any other Tsoutai players out there on how well their decks run.

Auteur :	Wolvos [ 19 Mars 2013, 03:08 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
tsoutai, are cards dependent, heal dependent, with low defense they have a lot of fails, if you play with them in tournaments, you will see, sentence, dissidence, hit by love, all owns tsoutai they need an update, for normal room is okay, but no for elo

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Auteur :	StaticVortex [ 06 Avril 2013, 19:39 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
It is my current deck for Tsoutai: 3x 3x 3x 3x 3x 3x 1x 1x If succesfully played two permanent "The Flawseeker's..." in the first turn, usually win in turn 5. But indeed Tsoutai needs a decent update. BrooksUltra a écrit : Dr. Vlad a écrit : Characters: Core cards: 3x - Put them out as fast as you can, they boost Harmony, Calling and other spells you might add. 3x - Massive heal and defense boost for 2 of your characters 3x - THE Nuke. I've had Ayako reach 40+ atk by doublecasting these, however requires a setup. 3x - A must. Allows you to recycle Harmony/Calling a lot. 3 Harmonies in a row on Xianren will make the enemy cry Others: 2x - Defense boost. Gets especially nasty combined with Calling since it duplicates itself up to 6 copies. 2x - Nice team-wide boost with chain. 2x (go for RoD if you can afford) - Additional nuke to deal with those pesky warriors. It gets especially brutal against Marauders, who tend to get instantly killed by Fireball + Attack. 3x - Your secondary attack spell. While it may not hurt as much as Calling, it requires no setup and obliterates Mages. 1-2x - Kill combo with Katamaru (+3 atk and additional -3 def for enemy). 1x - Same as above, however not very reliable. 2x - 4 def atop on my insane healing and damage? Yes please! 1x - Makes item-stackers ragequit. I think this deck was a little too bulky given since Tsoutai seem to rely more on a solid flow of "Flawseeker" cards to be successful. Breaking up that rhythm IMHO doesn't seem to work for me as well. However, I am still tinkering and have not found that perfect mix yet. 3x 3x 3x 3x 2x 2x 2x 2x 1x 1x 1x 1x I still think this version has too many cards in the way. The main strategy is to get and out early, using your to work through the early or . By Turn 3-4 you should have enough "Flawseekers" out to unleash your first / combo. From there it is mainly keeping an eye on your discard pile and supplementing the previous combo with as needed to maintain rhythm. I'd love to hear from any other Tsoutai players out there on how well their decks run.

Auteur :	McKeu [ 11 Avril 2013, 11:24 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
Hehe, I have a lot of fun with my Kotoba warrior deck whenever I encounter Tsoutai in the tournament. They spam and don't seem to recall, that my characters get the bonus as well, which makes me end up with for example a with defense 12+ Then I just bounce a and he easily hits the 20 defense mark.

Auteur :	Sereaphim [ 11 Avril 2013, 16:02 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
McKeu a écrit : Hehe, I have a lot of fun with my Kotoba warrior deck whenever I encounter Tsoutai in the tournament. They spam and don't seem to recall, that my characters get the bonus as well, which makes me end up with for example a with defense 12+ Then I just bounce a and he easily hits the 20 defense mark. And then they play deal you 20 damage and you realize that all your defense is useless against magic damage.

Auteur :	McKeu [ 11 Avril 2013, 18:43 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
Sereaphim a écrit : McKeu a écrit : Hehe, I have a lot of fun with my Kotoba warrior deck whenever I encounter Tsoutai in the tournament. They spam and don't seem to recall, that my characters get the bonus as well, which makes me end up with for example a with defense 12+ Then I just bounce a and he easily hits the 20 defense mark. And then they play deal you 20 damage and you realize that all your defense is useless against magic damage. Of course I have to have them on the ground before that happens.

Auteur :	henrik3x3 [ 15 Avril 2013, 17:05 ]
Sujet du message :	Re: Tsoutai
tsoutai is actually my main deck. i totally agree they need an update. toran needs to be bumped for another human/war guem (hopefully mage). the problem really is the caste specific stuff. immortals are like impossible to beat with this. but ya, dont try and stack this deck all that extra stuff. keep the flow. so far the way to go is. turn 1, get toran out with protection and meditation (and pray that you get protection on one of the other tsoutai) turn 2 depends on how many callings you have because if you have 2 then you can save em for ayako on turn 3 because stacked with at least 3 flawseakers out can kill pretty much anything but if not then play ayako with a meditation (i usually follow with harmony cuz i just need her alive on turn 2). turn 3, you could actually kill with xian if you have the flawseekers out. harmony and mastery (high def with a magic and 8/10 attack) can actually kill a lot of things. but ya, i try and limit this deck to 20-21 because the flawseekers need to be out in the first loop of things and you really dont have any room for anything else. turns 4-6 are where the damage comes in so its pretty much 1-3 stack, 4-6 kill

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