The build was particularly strong due to the heavy pressure of multi-attacking and access to the cheap 10k and 12k attackers leading to a solid early game in tandem with Luquier's achievable crossride defense and constant stream of advantage and thus the deck competed in the meta alongside legacy monsters such as Raging Form Dragon or Chaos Breaker Dragon. However Pale Moon's main breakthrough is in Season 3 where Asaka was reversed, which lead her to play Silver Thorn Dragon Queen, Luquier "Яeverse" alongside one of Pale Moon's most competitive build, sub-clan Silver Thorn. Another wielder of this clan is Kiriya Bidou whom is skilled enough to be the leader of Team Asteroid Brilliant Stars. However despite this Asaka Narumi, the main face of the clan is in constant spotlight due to her nature of being the female antagonist in seasons 1 and 2. This clan's first impression upon release is the use of multiple attacking through technical plays, exchanging units with the soul though it has not been very popular probably due to the nature of confusing multi-attacks due to lack of deep understanding, the fragility of multiple attacks itself with multi-triggers (later on, crossrides) and the unappealing aesthetics of clowns overall. In Cardfight!! Vanguard G Pale Moon now focuses on the Magia keyword, which calls units from the soul with added bonuses and/or lower costs in exchange of returning them to the soul at the end of turn. Like the Dark Irregulars and Genesis clan, Pale Moon contains many soulcharging effects however, unlike either of those clans, Pale Moon focuses on superior calling units from the soul. Pale Moon is my favorite clan, and I love talking about it."Pale Moon" is a circus-themed clan from the nation of Dark Zone, and introduced in Booster Set 3: Demonic Lord Invasion.
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Hope this helped! If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I won't touch the "Pale Moon Good Stuff" deck as there's a ton of variation there, but as long as you have a general game plan and your cards go towards progressing that game plan, you're doing something right. If you go the crit route, run the crit sentinels instead of the draw sentinels. You want your combo pieces in hand, and draws help you.
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In terms of triggers, there's two ways you can go: full unga bunga 12 (or 16) crit, or a more consistent 8 draw 4 crit lineup. This deck is also very cheap, especially compared to Silver Thorns and Harri.
Here's a "pure" build, and here's one with the Silver Thorn engine. There's two ways you can take him, a "pure" Gun Salute build and one with a few Silver Thorns (Selvia, Linnea and Irina) to help with multiattack pressure and use some of your resources. Gun Salute is a ton of fun too, and he plays so differently from every other Pale Moon build that it's refreshing to play. It's up to your playstyle moreso, but I would suggest a 6-6 split of fronts and draws, since you want to draw a lot in this deck. Due to units returning to Soul and whatnot, trigger bonuses fall off, so there's an argument for running crits instead of fronts. For triggers, this one is much more up to preference. Given that Alice is kind of a staple, I'd suggest picking her up anyways, but definitely for Dolls. They're also a fairly budget deck, with the most expensive card being Alice herself at like $5. This is close to what my build looked like, though there are a ton of different things you can do. It's very difficult to play optimally, but it's incredibly rewarding when you do. there's a number of ways you can take it, but they were easily my favorite Pale Moon deck to play before the new support came out. If you want to throw a crit or two in for some spice, feel free to do so, but I'm not a fan of that approach personally.įor Nightmare Dolls. The bigger numbers their front row is hitting, the better they're doing. Here is that build, should you want to go that route. Silver Thorns are incredibly expensive unfortunately, as Luquier is $30 a piece, though if you really wanted to build the deck I have seen builds that don't use the first Luquier at all, only using Venus. I'll specify the other 8 triggers in each section.
In terms of triggers, the general assumption is 4 Heals and 4 Draw Trigger PGs. I know you mentioned you weren't looking for lists, but I figured I'd provide some samples so you have an idea of what to look for. I would argue that Golden Beast Tamer and Songstar are just "Pale Moon Goodstuff" decks with a slightly different plan, but that's splitting hairs. As you know, and as another poster said, there's Harri, Silver Thorns, Gun Salute and Nightmare Dolls. So, Pale Moon has a number of different builds.
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