Godfest basics
When making the decision to roll or save your magic stones, you need to determine if the featured pantheons can benefit or compliment your teams. Chasing for one specific monster is unwise as you will most likely be disappointed and should ideally have Godfests that overlap with many target cards. Remember all monsters that come out of the REM will qualify for Skill Inheritance so do not be too hasty when selling dupes. For a more detailed team building help, please refer to my full list Popular Leader’s and their Full Sub List Post. Lastly, to find more information about a specific pantheon or monster, refer to my Master List to better refine your search. If you are considering to purchase a Four Gentlemen card, please read my Review and Comparison HERE.
Introduction
220k Facebook Likes may be a strange milestone to be celebrating, but at least it is a round number and is most likely to coincide with the 3-year anniversary for EU. Regardless, GungHo is featuring four different Pantheons along with certain GFE at a 4x rate. Unfortunately, neither day is truly outstanding as many of the cards are starting to fall behind due to Powercreep.
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Indian 1 | Three Kingdoms |
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Japanese 1 | Norse |
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Video commentary
Day 1:
The Indian 1 Pantheon finally has all their Awoken evolutions; however, many of them are starting to fall out of the meta due to the speed of powercreep. Furthermore, Shiva 
, Lakshmi 
, and Parvati 
only come into their full power with their awoken forms and will be quite weak beforehand. However, Japan has just announced new Reincarnated evolutions for those three and it may help give them an extra boost in power to help make them relevant again. The main drawback of the Indian 1 is the delay between their uses on pull and acquiring their awoken evolution.
The Three Kingdoms have become one of the most desirable pantheons to own as each card brings a phenomenal amount of power and utility to their respective teams. Whether as leaders or superstar subs, you will want to own at least a few of these mighty warriors and are even respectable before their awoken evolutions so you will have value early on. The current prize to be had is Awoken Liu Bei 
as he trivializes countless content in Coop and many players will be tempted to roll just for him.
Overall, Day 1 is the stronger of the two line ups in terms of pantheons featured.
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| Shiva Attacker / Devil      —-    Reduce enemy defence 75% 7 turn CD |
Awoken Shiva is one of the hottest leads in Puzzle and Dragons as he forms a powerful 27.56x ATK / 2.25x RCV team that is two prong reliant (in a future update, currently 20.25x). Furthermore, his sub pool has no type restrictions other than they must have the fire attribute. This allows for great flexibility with team building along with compensating for fire’s normally low RCV. I enjoy Awoken Shiva’s playstyle as he combines speed and power and can clear high level content due to amazing burst potential. If you wish to read about how to properly construct a Shiva team, please refer to my Team Building Guide.
Unfortunately, Awoken Shiva does falter in the highest level content as his active is relatively weak and his damage output is heavily gated by active usage and may run out of steam mid dungeon. However, do not let this discourage you as he is capable of clearing Challenge 9s and some 10s with the right team and investment. You will also be able to find a huge number of friends due to his popularity. Lastly, his sub potential is quite low as there are better options for a fire orb enhancer. |
| Lakshmi Physical / God     —- 4  + 25x ATK heal8 turn CD |
Awoken Lakshmi is an often overlooked water powerhouse as she forms an incredible 56.25x ATK / 2.25x RCV team that is focuses around water rows . For comparison sake, most other row leaders range from 10.25-25x ATK. Granted you have to match 6 connected heart orbs to do so (in any shape), but the augmented recovery and built in bind recovery from the your leaders help alleviate team building stress. Your subs ideally need to generate both heart and water orbs and some noteworthy ones include, but are not limited to, Andromeda  , Ryune  , Sumire  , and Gabriel  .
With a built in heal and heart orb generating active, you can stall for actives with ease and the naturally high base HP on water type monsters allows you to survive attacks that most other non-HP multiplied teams could not. Furthermore, you are able to control your damage output by choosing how many heart orbs to match. This is becoming more vital with the advent of bosses with specific damage absorption shields. Lastly, her awakenings are all over the place and perhaps when her design phase they gave up and just gave her a little of everything. Lakshmi’s main drawbacks are a difficulty finding friends along with almost no sub potential herself. |
| Parvati Balance / Devil    —-   5 turn CD |
Awoken Parvati is another 56.25x ATK / 2.25x RCV leader who is also reliant on heart orb matching for damage. She is essentially the wood version of Lakshmi , but focuses on Two Prong Attacks to deal lethal damage. This is fantastic as most of the strongest wood subs are TPA oriented and many have 3 of those awakenings. Furthermore, the bind immunity eases team building as you may not need to bring a bind clearing sub. Unfortunately, she lacks a recover bind awakening to help the rest of her team. In addition, with her scaling multiplier, you can control your damage and also elect to not trigger two prong attacks to handle floors with specific damage absorptions.
There is not too much else to say for Parvati as she is a powerful lead who is capable of clearing Arena 1. Her main drawback is her lack of popularity as her leader skill requires some thinking to proc and many people are opting for more mindless/higher output leads. On the bright side, her two tigers are both cute and majestic. |
| Indra Dragon / Physical  —- 75% damage reduction for 2 turns. 1 turn haste 13 turn CD |
Awoken Indra has some of the most formidible artwork around and now covers the elusive wood attribute on rainbow teams. In addition, his dual TPA are favourable along with his two SBR and time extends. As such, Indra brings a great deal of defensive utility along with a powerful damage reduction shield. In his awoken form, he loses a turn of shielding for a single turn of haste along with a -2 turn cooldown. Some players find this discouraging as the old active helped ensure you survived dangerous mechanics without fear of death.
Indra lost his God typing in his awoken form and makes him less desirable for Ra Dragon Overall, Indra is a powerful card to roll for more endgame oriented players. |
| Vritra Dragon / Devil   —- Varying damage to all enemies, 2x dark ATK 8 turn CD — Dragon & Devil 2x HP / 2x ATK. 3x ATK with dark + fire combo 2x HP / 6x ATK |
Awoken Vritra is finally here and saves this impressive dragon with some of the most amazing artwork to date. Furthermore, GungHo has dramatically improved his functionality and enables him to become a 2x HP / 6x ATK lead for dragons and devils when matching dark and fire. This can be beautifully paired with Awoken Lucifer  , Pandora  , or even Loki  to form a more durable tank team.
However, Vritra will begin to find uses as a sub due to his incredible awakenings. You are able to upgrade his active via Skill Inheritance to avoid the self damage nuke on mono-dark teams. In addition to his prowess on mono-dark teams, Vritra can also be found on push button teams who wish to farm a dungeon quickly by pressing an active to sweep a floor. You must combine his active with a health reset (such as Goemon The HP reset is usually a bad thing, but on teams such as Dark Metatron |
) to ensure full damage.
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| Awoken Cao Cao Physical / Devil  —  1 turn delay 9 turn CDCao Cao  Dragon / Attacker –—  Attacker / God  — 1 turn delay 9 turn CD |
Awoken Cao Cao is finally here and he is essentially a less powerful leader than Awoken Liu Bei for mindless farming. Cao Cao lacks a Zeus Dios  equivalent and will struggle to achieve the same number of skill boosts or damage levels Liu Bei enjoys. However, Awoken Cao Cao is a comparable leader, if not stronger, when playing not playing a button team. This is because you have access to Scarlet  who allows you to form a system when you have 4 of them max skilled. This allows for full activation due to the active skill clause and you can enjoy the 4x RCV as well.
As a sub, Cao Cao is an incredibly powerful mono fire card due to his active combining an orb change and delay along with synergistic awakenings. One thing to keep in mind is that his other evolution |
| Awoken Sun Quan Healer / Physical  —-2 turn delay. 2x ATK water for 2 turns 13 turn CD —- Sun Quan  Dragon / Healer —-  God / Healer 2 turn delay, 2x ATK Healer types for 2 turns 13 turn CD |
Awoken Sun Quan now is able to enhance water type monsters for 2 turns instead of healers. This is quite a dramatic shift as it opens up new opportunities to use for both usage as a sub and assistant via Skill Inheritance. As a sub, Awoken Sun Quan can be used on every mono-water team as a replacement for Awoken I&I  as your damage enhancement and his physical typing grants him a spot on Blue Sonia  teams. In addition, he is capable of covering the water/fire attributes on rainbow teams although his active will mostly be used for the 2 turns of delay.
As a leader, Awoken Sun Quan is capable of forming a 64x ATK / 4x RCV team when matching Fire and Water along with using an active skill. This could be paired with Awoken Hermes In his other evolution forms, Sun Quan is a powerful and highly desired sub as he can cover the awkward water and wood elements on rainbow teams along with providing 2 turns of delay. The 2x damage for healers is simply icing on the cake, but may benefit numerous cards. With the advent of awakenings buff, his other evolution Sun Quan is also an excellent candidate for Skill Inheritance as the delay can prove invaluable. |
| Awoken Liu Bei Physical / Attacker   —-  + 20% Max HP heal and 2 turn bind clear10 turn CD —- Liu Bei  Dragon / Attacker —-  God / Attacker —- + 3,000 HP heal10 turn CD |
Liu Bei was once regarded as a superstar wood sub when Awoken Bastet  reigned supreme. However, his star has fallen quite far from grace and is in an awkward position due to his awakenings and active synergy while we wait for his Awoken evolution. But now that Awoken Liu Bei goes live, his star will once again soar into the heavens as both a super star lead and sub.
Awoken Liu Bei seems to do it all, double orb change, 20% maximum HP heal, 2 turns of bind clear while being bind immune, and a 64x ATK lead that stacks wood rows Outside of a brainless and powerful leadership role, Awoken Liu Bei can be used as a sub on mono wood teams as a bind clearing sub who also is able to generate numerous wood orbs. In addition, the 20% heal has more impact on teams that multiply health or while playing coop. Liu Bei’s Wood/Fire evolution has an incredible 3 TPA awakenings However, Liu Bei’s active makes TPA combo arrangements challenging because of the chance of wood overflow. A double orb changer is better suited to Regardless, once Awoken Liu Bei goes live, most players will immediately convert him into a superstar coop leader. |
| DQXQ God / Dragon  —-   8 turn CD |
Awoken DQXQ is finally reuniting the two sisters to form a rainbow/light row hybrid leader who can achieve 100x damage! This has incredible burst potential while catering to players who enjoy rainbow teams as you are still required to match 4 elements. Furthermore, you are able to control your damage as your multiplier scales from 16-100x based on the number of linked water or light orbs. This is invaluable when facing content that has specific damage absorption shields. Unfortunately, Awoken DQXQ is vulnerable to binds and also lost her bind recover awakening so you will need to carefully plan your team roster before tackling a dungeon. Furthermore, her lack of an HP or RCV multiplier may cause you problems when stalling or recovering from a large preemptives. However, you have immense sub flexibility due to skill inheritance and should be able to address any problematic mechanic. I strongly encourage you to read my detailed analysis of her HERE as I go into greater detail for team building and strategies. She is also my new favourite lead and have been almost playing her exclusively since her debut to clear essentially all the current content available.
Branching away from her leadership potential, Awoken DQXQ or her L/L For beginner players, any evolution DQXQ is a fantastic starting leader who will teach you comboing skills and provide a steady 16x multiplier. You can also mix and match with other rainbow leads to augment your damage output at the cost of a harder to activate multiplier. Overall, DQXQ is an incredibly powerful monster for beginner and veteran players. Also, two is better than one and I am thankful GungHo reunited the sisters. |
| Lu Bu God / Devil / Dragon  —- 3x ATK for devils. HP set to 1 11 turn CD |
Chaotic Flying General, Lu Bu has a fantastic name that will only become more spectacular with his newly created Bankai Evolution. Outside the new SBR and bind recover awakening, Lu Bu has finally got his Dragon (and now Dragon typing) back! The bind recovery is especially valuable for your dark/devil teams as you now have a more reliable means to take care of binds. Many players were already using Lu Bu as a base for Skill Inheritance to counteract preemptive binds, but you may be able to have more flexibility due to his ability to remove binds with a horizontal heart orb match.
As a sub, Lu Bu can be found on Awoken Lucifer As a leader, Lu Bu provides 2x HP and 4.5x ATK for devil types when a skill is used (3x with no skill). This allows him to form a powerful tank team that can be paired with Pandora, Lucifer, or the future Nobunaga |
Day 2
Day 2 features the aging Japanese 1 and Norse God Pantheons. Japanese 1 is one of the oldest series to date and as such, have begun to fall behind in terms of Powercreep. They make niche subs or inherits in end game content and have relatively low value prior to their awoken forms.
By comparison, the Norse Gods are still a powerful option for damage enhance as subs, leaders, or inherits; however, their main strength of two turns of enhanced will be lost when the Armour Knights and Gemstone Princesses all receive their future buff in JP. This does not make the Norse Gods weaker, but simply means you may have better options for enhancement.
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| Hinokagutsuchi Dragon / Physical —- Reduce enemy defence 75% 7 turn CD |
Hinokagutsuchi is a nightmare to spell and is often shortened to Hino and was one of the first monsters to receive an Awoken Evolution. Upon release, Hino was a fiery success as he hits incredibly hard with 3 two prong attack awakenings. This has incredible synergy with Awoken Shiva who is one of the most popular TPA oriented leaders. Hino will also be receiving a skill bind resist awakening in the near future and this will resolve his largest pitfall. Furthermore, Hino’s active creates a favourable 4 colour board along with the situationally helpful 75% defence break. Overall a fantastic fire TPA sub to own and is worth investing both pluses and attack latent  tamadras.
As a leader, Hino has the ability to deal ~30k damage to all enemies with any orb match. This is great for helping a low level alt account or sweeping Thursday dungeon very quickly. |
| Viper Orochi Physical / Dragon —- Delay all enemies for 4 turns 15 turn CD |
Viper Orochi has gone from zero to hero with various ups and downs along the way. Presently, Orochi is one of the most desired monsters in Puzzle and Dragons because of his 4 turn delay. Until recently, delays were beginning to go out of style; however, with the advent of stronger bosses with either resolve or damage absorption shields, players are become more reliant on the extra turns gained from his active. In addition, Orochi covers the awkward water and wood attribute on rainbow teams and is only outclassed by Awoken Isis  in that regard. The 4 two prong attack awakenings allow for spectacular burst damage, but his naturally low base attack means he requires plus egg investment to truly shine. Orochi can also be used on every mono water team if you require a delay.
With the introduction of Skill Inheritance, duplicate Orochis are quite desired and I strongly encourage you to not sell them for 5,000 Monster Points. Lastly, Orochi does have some leadership potential when paired with Ra Dragon |
| Susano Physical / Dragon —- Reduce damage by 50% for 3 turns. 1 turn haste 11 turn CD |
I wish my abs were as chiselled and sculpted as Awoken Susano because that would most certainly boost my husbando potential. Regardless, Susano is the definition of a dream boat in both looks and sub potential. He is a favoured sub on both rainbow and mono wood teams due to his wood and fire coverage. His bind immunity is crucial for both having access to a shield at all times along with being able to contribute his colours for rainbow team activation. Susano is perhaps most at home on Awoken Sakuya  teams due to full colour coverage and the ability to trigger her leader skill if the entire team is bound. On mono wood teams, Susano provides a valuable shielding component and haste while providing 2 two prong awakenings.
The shielding component has become invaluable with stronger preemptive strikes or the need to stall on dangerous bosses and the 50% damage reduction allows you to survive most attacks. The haste has situationally useful uses when skill delay attacks are involved. Due to his unbindability, Susano is a great candidate for full rainbow latent resists (1% of each colour) as a means to survive 100% gravity attacks. His active is also a viable choice for skill inheritance. Susano’s main weakness is a lack of Skill Bind Resist |
| Amaterasu Healer / Physical —- Recover 40% max HP, 4 turns bind clear, 1 turn haste 8 turn CD |
Amaterasu has been transformed into a fantastic bind clearing sub and powerful leader. She is both bind immune will possessing the bind recover awakening (albeit no heart generating active) giving you flexibility in how you deal with binds. Furthermore, the double Skill Bind Resist is quite unique and allows for more flexibility in team building. In terms of other high end bind clearers, Amaterasu competes with Awoken Saukya and both are great options.
Amaterasu’s active has 3 components and only an 8-turn cooldown. The 40% of max HP heal is quite powerful and only increases in value as your HP rises. It has an exceptional value on Saria As a leader, Amaterasu forms a powerful 16x ATK team when your HP is full (scales down to 9x when damaged). However, you also heal 10x of your base RCV with every orb match. This essentially is a full heal every turn with dual Amaterasu leads. This is fantastic as you do not have to worry about healing and can survive any dungeon provided you do not get one shotted. This also makes her great for 5×4 latent resist farming (other viable leads can be found in my previous post) as you cannot die to the invading Tamadra. Overall a great card to own for both sub and leadership roles. |
| Tsukuyomi Physical / Devil —- Enhance all orbs. +5 seconds to move orbs 8 turn CD |
Man, woman, or avenging cyborg? Tsukuyomi, or Yomi, can be anything you want them to be and is an incredibly powerful leader with a 56.25x ATK multiplier. They utilize the match 5 connected orbs, 1 enhanced orb (5o1e) leader playstyle and requires 7+ combos to achieve their full multiplier. This makes them very challenging and skill intensive to use as you have to essentially maximize the board every time you wish to deal damage. However, if you are able to do this successfully, your damage output will be amazing and most likely sweep every floor. So why are they not a more popular leader? The simple answer is a lack of any survivability multiplier (HP or RCV), high skill cap/thinking required, and naturally low recovery that makes stalling difficult.
Awakenings wise, Yomi provides 1.5 seconds of additional time to move orbs (3 seconds if dual leaders) and 3 dark orb enhance As a sub, Yomi is seldom seen due to their active being somewhat underwhelming and the enhanced orbs having less synergy with row or TPA based teams. However, you can use their active to override time debuffs (think Dark Izanami’s -2s) which can be situationally useful. |
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| Freyr Attacker / Physical —- 2x ATK Fire & Water. 1 turn haste 12 turn CD |
Freyr is the first of the Norse God series and finally ditched the little pigs in favours of two magnificent swords and a majestic rainbow. Amusing art aside, Freyr is an amazing card for augmenting your Firepower. His awakenings bring a healthy mix of offensive and defensive utility and the double SBR eases team building. Unfortunately, you cannot use Freyr on Shiva Dragon  and Xiang Mei  teams which are arguably the strongest for fire. This can be frustrating as Awoken Shiva and Gadius  are your next best options as a sub.
As a leader, Freyr pairs wonderfully with Raoh Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken Freyr is able to be used as an assistant for both fire and water teams. |
| I&I Physical / Devil —- 2x ATK Water & Dark. 1 turn haste 12 turn CD |
Awoken Idunn&Idunna doubles both your fun and damage! They are perhaps Puzzle and Dragon’s most loved pair (although DQXQ  is a strong contender) and it is no surprise GungHo has kept them relevant through a powerful Awoken evolution. I&I is a staple sub on every high end water team as her physical typing allows her to be used on Blue Sonia . Other teams include Awoken Karin  , Hermes  , Lakshmi , and Skuld  . Even without a god typing, You may still elect to use her on Neptune Dragon  teams due to the sheer power of her active and awakenings.
I&I also pair wonderfully well with Ryune Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken I&I is able to be used as an assistant for both water and dark teams. Overall, I&I is a highly desired monster due to their sub and leadership potential and fantastic art work. |
| Freyja Devil / Attacker —- 2x ATK Wood & Dark. 1 turn haste 12 turn CD |
Freyja is a mono wood powerhouse with 3 wood row awakenings. Many wood teams are shifting towards a more row oriented playstyle, and Freyja is leading the charge. When paired with Sylvie  , you form a tanky 2x HP / 14.06x ATK / 2.5x RCV team that is capable of clearing end game content. Unfortunately, your sub pool is less diverse compared to water teams, and their popularity is diminished compared to I&I / Ryune . You may be able to form a fantastic mono wood team, but may struggle to find dedicated friends.
As a sub, Freyja works on all mono wood teams as your strongest option for damage enhancement. Furthermore, her devil typing allows you to use her on the restrictive Awoken Astaroth Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken Freyja is able to be used as an assistant for both wood and dark teams. |
| Thor Devil / Attacker —- 2x ATK Light & Water. 1 turn haste 12 turn CD |
Thor is sadly not the hunky beefcake you see flying around in cinemas and his art work may make you cringe upon closer inspection. Poor art and fashion choices aside, Thor is an incredible mono light card as both a sub and leader. When used as a leader, he pairs wonderfully with Saria  to form a 2x HP / 14.06x ATK / 2.5x RCV tank team that has an amazing sub pool to draw upon. For further reading and team building advice, please read my Full Guide. Light has a fantastic array of subs to draw upon that are row oriented and can easily surpass 10 row awakenings with the right subs. You are able to safely stall on various bosses and can unleash spectacular burst damage with your various orb changers.
As a sub, Thor can be found on mono light and rainbow teams due to his light and water enhancement. Most rainbow teams are light heavy and by granting 2x damage, you should safely sweep any floor. Perhaps his most synergetic rainbow pairing is on Awoken DQXQ Through Skill Inheritance, Awoken Thor is able to be used as an assistant for both water and light teams. |
| Loki Physical / Devil —- 2x ATK Dark & Light. 1 turn haste 12 turn CD |
Loki is the last of the Norse Gods and has the highly desired Devil typing. This allows him to be fully utilized on both Awoken Pandora and Awoken Lucifer teams as a powerful 2x damage enhancemer. Some players will argue the necessity on using Loki on Pandora teams as with the right orb changer combos, you should be able to obliterate any boss in the game. However, he is almost mandatory on Lucifer teams for high end content. The enhanced heart orb awakening augments your healing potential and can be used in conjunction with other heart breaking actives to produce enhanced dark orbs. Without a God typing, Loki will most likely not be used on Yomi Dragon  teams in favour of stronger options. Other potential teams Loki can make an appearance on are Awoken Yomi  and Dark Metatron  .
Another interesting aspect of Awoken Loki is his potential as a rainbow sub due to his light and dark enhancement. Many rainbow teams are light heavy and the additional dark coverage and two skill bind resists ease team building constraints while still providing damage enhancement. Overall, Loki is a vital sub for mono dark teams who wish to push end game content as he allows you to safely burst the most durable of bosses. |
Conclusion
Day 1 features the stronger line up mostly due to the power of the Three Kingdom Gods and Awoken Liu Bei. However, neither day is exceptionally noteworthy as too many aging pantheons are featured along with lower value until many of those cards are evolved into their awoken form.
Let me know what you hope to roll this Godfest and how many stones you have saved up/budgeting.
Happy Puzzling!
Mantastic Puzzle and Dragons 
I feel like day 2 has by far the better GFE’s tho.
Mechanical Gods, JP Dragon Callers and the Norns are all highly desired monsters and compared to the Sonia’s, Odin’s a lot better. The only downside of day 2 is the lack of Dragonbounds and having the Metatrons…
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Yeah I feel the same way. I usually go by the which GFEs are 3/4x than what pantheons are featured.
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Thanks for the write ups! One edit you may want to make, Awoken Liu Bei is out already 🙂
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Made the small change, thanks!
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I think Sun Quan got a leader skill boost and is now at 64x damage and 4x RCV. I think I’m going to roll in Day 2 due to the better GFE’s and Thor would be the most useful to my teams.
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Thanks for the keen eye. Fixed =)
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Nothing good for rolls, 3rd Ars Nova BUT I got Ilm so I can’t complain too much. Hopefully the new evolve doesn’t take too long to come over. Also I’m kinda excited about the new Ishtar evolve, if I’m looking at that right its a void and a 44k heal from a maxed farmable.
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Hey Ilm is a pretty wonderful roll! It’s not every day you get a 6* =P
Ishtar at least provides an interesting option and I hope GH makes more viable farmable monsters
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Speaking of farmables, are there any good ones for Awoken Sun Quan? It feels like I’ll never get an Urd and have been wanting to bring him online. Main issue is when I create water, that I don’t break the fire orbs.
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If you are truly desperate for a board changer, you can use Volsung and then use another orb changer after to help create a better board. There is of course Fenrir (mystic Knight) but not many options over all =(
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I’m happy and sad at the same time… Rolled DQXQ and Indra on my main and 2 saria on my alt…Now my alt team will have 3 board changer and my main none… Why not 1 saria on my main and the DQXQ on my alt? 😦
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That’s how the REM works! If you alt is starved for options, you can just run the 3 tri-element board changers. They should always produce a usable board so it’s not too bad
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Day 1 was tempting with Indra, Parvati, and Cao Cao but, the GFE lineup completely turned me off of it. Spent my rolls on the DC Carnival instead and netted myself Napoleon, Carat, and Sheen. Don’t really care about Napoleon but, the other two are great.
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Acquiring the rare Gala exclusives is always great and you may find a use for Napoleon later =)
Carat and Sheen are pretty Myraculous
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I’m very excited by what I rolled, and i didn’t even get any featured pantheons or GFEs! I got both Krishna and Anima, and since my leader is a +297 Awoken Ares, I’m going to have a lot of fun building teams for a while!
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Oh wow thats Fantastic! Uuevo Krishna is going to be quite a formidable leader. Since you have a powerful fire box, you should hopefully be able to clear lots of content!
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I pulled two more Sun Quan, another Blue Sonia and some Green Odins! With the second Blue Sonia, should I change up my Sarasvati team?
Currently I’m running Sarasvati, Blue Sonia, Blue Odin, Andromeda and Amon but I am a bit lacking in the orb generation department I feel sometimes and I get rolled trying to do any of the +297 stuff. If Blue Sonia wouldn’t cut it I also have Sumire, Sun Quan x3, Karin, Sitri, Orichi, Blue Valkyrie, Neptune, Sherias, Skuld, Isis, Beast Rider x3 and Water Wizard Sharon that I could throw in there with a little bit of work.
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Drop Blodin asap. You do not need the damage enhance on a team that already hits crazy hard
You can use Valkyrie as she offers a quick orb change that can be used frequently. Amon is not ideal unless max skilled imo
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20 rolls on my main account,
5 rolls on my alt..
Finally got Liu Bei on both. Life completed.
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Four rolls… Grimrock, sea serpent, Antares, Evo’d Cinderella…
I’m gonna go punch something right now. Brb.
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Avoid walls, they hurt =(
Hopefully next time proves more lucrative!
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This Godfes is f-ed up………. in a good way
I have never rolled soooooooo many top monsters with so little investment. Got two Liu Beis!!! One for each account!
With 22 pulls only 1 silver and all golds are pretty good (across 2 accounts)
Liu Bei X 2!
Sherias Roots
Da Qiao Xiao Qiao
Cao Cao
Indra
Lu Bu
Red Odin
Sylvie
Dark Kali
Light Kali
Mori
Norn verdandi
Lakshmi
Sherias
Uriel
Set
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That is pretty Myraculous! Especially getting liu bei on both accounts!
What kind of teams are you planning on forming now with all those new cards?
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My alt got third Liu Bei ughhhhhhhh. My main doesn’t even have one. He will probably be in PCGF though so well see.
That always happens when you have alts… :^)
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Share the liu bei please! And I also know your pain XD I think fantastic has got 3 while mantastic is stuck with australlis
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Day 1: Kagutsuchi, Water Dragon Swordsman
Day 2: Ares, 2nd Muse
I’m a bit disappointed, it’s something like four GFE I don’t find nothing reallu useful for my teams, should Kagu useful for SI?
At least WDS would be a noce SI for Bund clearing…
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Kagu is an okay inherit as he does too many things at the same time which increases the cd and also removes heart orbs
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The best thing in this event is the X4 Skill up rate: maxskill Gadius was a breeze 🙂
My red box is really lacking, but I’d like to try a temptative team just for fun: Gadius, Tsubaki, R/G Cao Cao, Kenshin, Chester (the only other red cards I’ve got are Zeta Hydra, Ares and Kagutsuchi).
Well, even the Challenge Dungeon is lacking Badpy and Shynpy…
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Well you can always try and run Gadius and see if you like it. It wont be an end game lead but may give you some fun and the chance to use new cards =)
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My friend has been struggling to find a good leader for awhile, and finally pulled one in Krishna! He doesn’t have PADHerder, but happens to have exactly 4 good subs for him. Urd, Sanada (The future Red/Dark version, he is all in on enhanced fire orbs), Tsubaki, and Horus. My question is, do you think he’d be better off using ACE Horus, or Awoken Horus?
In terms of stats, Ace Horus has around 500 more hp and 500 more attack, and 500 less RCV than awoken Horus. Since Krishna multiplies them all, Ace would end up benefiting more from the attack multiplier of the second part of Krishna’s leader skill (according to PADX, their weighted stats are only 3 off). It ends up being about 1,200 more RCV at the cost of 1,100 hp (though with Ace Horus it’s still like 7,800 RCV, which is probably more than enough anyway), and then some large amount of attack when full leader activation is reached.
In terms of awakenings, Awoken Horus gives another 2 enhanced fire orbs (setting my OCD at ease, this makes it an even 20) and another skill boost. Ace has another TPA which could be crucial for piercing defense. I am not sure if the additional 2 enhanced fire orbs makes up for awoken Horus’ lower attack value when spread across the whole team, or at how many fire orbs in a match would cause that to happen (it all sounds suspiciously like math). Ace also has the very useful Devil Killer.
So for the skill… Ace Horus plus Sanada gives you at least 6 fire orbs. In a perfect world, you get to 9 fire orbs after the sanada active an appreciable amount of the time, but it’s not guaranteed. The utility of this combination I think outweighs Awoken Horus active, which is really only useful after generating fire from non fire orbs, which Sanada can already do (and in the case of Urd, Sanada does it much better).
I feel Ace Horus just has too much extra utility on this team, despite my OCD crying pools upon pools of saltiness at having 18 enhanced fire vs 20 enhanced fire, but thought it was an interesting enough topic to post here. Is it time to lay sweet Awoken Horus to rest, or is there something I missed?
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The 2 orb enhances when you have that many are not going to provide much compared to the other advantages Ace Horus brings, so he’s your best bet.
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When you have that many enhanced orb awakenings, you do have somewhat diminishing returns. However, is there no other orb changer your friend can use? A small damage enhance (that conflicts with Sanada) on a team that is very orb hungry has low value.
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In a mad dash to obtain stones, he managed to scrape enough to pull again, and got Minerva (luckhax)! So, thanks for reading my novel, but I guess it’s a moot point. Praise be to the dragon handshake!
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At least Minerva is receiving a Reincarnated Evo! May give her a bit more value =)
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I rolled a Orochi, Minerva, and Parvati
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Congrats! Two of those will be receiving new reincarnated evo!
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hi!! thanks for the write up. Just one quick question! with the new update with parvati and 1/100/4, does that make him better than ace bastet??
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I would say so because they are more consistent and can use TPA to help mow down bosses unlike Ace Bastet
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not sure if this is a off the topic question or not, but was wondering what could be some core subs for parvati?
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Any orb changer that can produce hearts, wood, or a combo of the two. Kaede, Verdandi, Perseus etc =) Look at the popular leaders post as it will have a longer list!
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Random notice: I clicked on a picture of Scarlet in your Cao Cao notes and it took me to Nordis, who is NOT a pretty girl.
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That is truly bizarre and has been changed! Can’t have pretty girls becoming dragons!
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I rolled Ronove, Sherias Roots, and Kanna on my alt. That might have to become my main now.
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In 3 rolls?! That’s fantastic if it was!
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It was in 9 rolls, but I also got some decent golds; Australis, Set, Denebola, and Amaterasu. There were 2 elementals, but I’m more than happy to accept those as a stone tax for the big three I pulled.
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Weird. That one didn’t post with my account.
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I like the term stone tax =)
You will always pay a fee of dead rolls when you get something good XD
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Did everyone get a lot of snowglobes?
I wish I had rolled more now. I rolled three times, Anima x 2 (sold). Then on the last day I got a second Paimon and quit.
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Yeah there was some sort of typo that no one noticed and GH decided to overcompensate everyone XD
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