Introduction

The highly anticipated Sin Dragons and Key Heroes is finally coming to North America! This special month-long event features 12 new cards who will be added into the Rare Egg Machine. Of these 12 cards, many of them are impossible to replicate elsewhere along with the top rarity featuring some of the strongest leaders to date.

These new cards will constitute 50% of the rolling pool while the other 50% will feature a rotating list of Pantheons and ex-Godfest Exclusives. Furthermore, there is no Monster Exchange available for this event which means that players will have to roll in in order to actually acquire any of the cards featured in this article.

While this can be frustrating, we will be blessed with numerous free rolls and 150 Magic Stones during the event.

With this in mind, I would love to outline the pros and cons for each card to give players a better understanding of what to expect in the Sin Dragon & Key Heroes event.

On a different note, this event does feature many valuable Farmable cards which will be covered in a separate post.

Video commentary

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Overview

Sin Dragon and Key Heroes REM Pros & Cons – October 2020
Pros	Cons
Powerful Transforming cards at 7* 30 turn cooldown but have respectable Base forms Weapon Assists for all 5 and 6* cards Comes out as Weapon Assist Less investment to develop No bad cards from Sin Dragons/Key Heroes	Not a separate machine Pantheons will appear 50% of the time No Monster Exchange Have to roll Rolling rates are poor 5% total for any 7-star card 1% each

Sin Dragon and Key Heroes REM
7 Star base (5% total)
6 Star base (18% total)
5 Star base (27% total)

*Note that the rolling rates add up to 50%, the other 50% will be a rotating list of Pantheons*

Sin Dragon and Key Heroes – October 2020
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Order within each tier is random and not reflective of ranking

Icons show Weapon Assist or Transformed state if possible

Regardless of card’s ranking, you should always keep it if it is your very first time acquiring them

Bottom rarity quick summary

The bottom rarity should be the main motivation to roll in an event and here is a brief summary showcasing their awakenings and/or Weapon Assists if applicable. Awakenings in (brackets) are Super Awakenings.

The Sin Dragons feature Pantheons as the “bottom rarity” as they are included in the Rare Egg Machine. As such, it is best to examine each rotation to try and line up Pantheons that are more desirable for your Monster Box.

Limit Breaking

Limit Breaking is the process of leveling a card beyond level 99. This will unlock more weighted stats along with the potential to receive Super Awakenings. These additional awakenings can add significant power, but only function in solo mode or in 3-player coop.

Any card that can qualify for Limit Breaking will have their level displayed in blue and feeding a Super Snow Globe will push them beyond the level 99 cap.

You can read more about Super Awakenings HERE.

Monster Exchange

The Monster Exchange System has mostly eliminated the need to roll in most events as players can simply trade in for a card of their choice. This is often done during lackluster events to avoid spending Stones on poor bottom rarity cards or to snipe a specific card if luck is not on your side.

Due to the rate of new cards being released, care should be taken when considering a trade as you want to ensure you gain long term value.

Sin Dragons and Key Heroes have no Monster Exchange option

Weapon Assists

Weapon Assists are a special evolution for select cards that will be used exclusively as inherits. This form retains the same base stats as the original form, but will also transfer over all awakenings on the Weapon Assist card and this occurs if the Awoken Assist  is present.

My approach to Collab/Seasonal rolling

Rolling any Rare Egg Machine is a gamble and it becomes a matter of maximizing your rate of returns in an event.

This translates into rolling when the bottom rarity has high value as those will be the most common cards. Furthermore, I may utilize the Monster Exchange system to acquire the higher rarity cards if they will significantly advance my progress. As such, I tend to look most closely at the bottom rarity pool to determine if it is worth rolling in.

This is just my own personal approach and everyone has different goals/motivations so take this section with a grain of salt. If you wish to read about this more in greater detail, check out my other article HERE.

Reincarnated Evolution

A Reincarnated Evolution (Revo) grants  up to 8 Latent slots and is often times a stronger overall card. Sadly, pursuing these forms will lock the monster in this state as they cannot be reversed. As such, only commit to a Revo if you 100% know you will get significant value from them right away.

7 Star base

All of the 7-star cards within the Sin Dragon & Key Heroes event feature a 30 turn Transformation requirement. To offset this, they are all given respectable Base forms that include Skill Boosts along with a modest Leader Skill in the interim.

As such, these cards can be successfully used within longer dungeons as they are not as big of a liability pre-Transform compared to other cards.

Successor of the Key of Flame, Gileon (Base) – S

Hero of the Blazing Magic Key, Gileon (Transformed)

Pros	Cons
3 SB & SBR in Base form High Effective HP in Base form Powerful after Transform 3 turn CD Tricolour board 1.5x RCV & TE Four 7c 16x personal damage vs all spawns Tremendous LS High Effective HP High ATK multiplier Relatively easy to use	Requires a Healing solution Damage Reduction only occurs when above 50% Offset by high HP ATK is not impacted No Auto Follow Up or Bonus Combo

Gileon is the first card within the Sin Dragon & Key Heroes event and helps set the tone for future Transforming cards with longer cooldowns.

This is because Gileon has a viable Leader Skill that features the same Effective Health as Transformed state along with 3 Skill Boosts and Skill Bind Resist in their Base form. These aspects help offset their weaker form which in turn means players do not have to scramble to find 30 turns of stalling/Skill Boosts.

Once Transformed, Gileon is a monstrously potent combo leader as they feature 4x HP and 57.75% Damage Reduction with dual leaders. This impressive bulk helps protect them against large Gravities and the condition of being above half health should be doable when using a Healing solution such as Amaterasu . Note that you can be below half health before matching orbs, heal up above and then enjoy the Damage Reduction on the next hit.

Furthermore, the ATK multiplier does not care about your current HP level and the full multiplier can be achieved via combos. This is a significant difference compared to the ancient Edward who features a similar Damage Reduction requirement but his ATK was also tied to being above half health.

In regards to sub choices, they are reasonably open ended as Gileon only requires Fire attribute cards which also includes sub attributes. Furthermore, since you are not forced to Transform right away, more flexibility can be enjoyed.

Just be mindful that Gileon does not feature any bonus combos or Auto Follow Up Attack.

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Successor of the Key of Ice, Menuit (Base) – B

Hero of the Azure Ice Key, Menuit (Transformed)

Pros	Cons
3 SB & SBR in Base form 84% Damage Reduction in Base form Transformed LS has high Damage Reduction and ATK multiplier Can use any sub No requirements Auto Follow Up and Bonus Combos Active generates a column of Hearts Penguin	Reliant on Heart cross for Damage Reduction Offset by her active Vulnerable pre-Transform

Menuit features the same 3 Skill Boosts & Skill Bind Resist in their Base form while also retaining their Effective Health multipliers in their Base form.

This is important for helping teams stall enough to successfully Transform but the main crutch is their Damage Reduction is conditional on matching a Cross of Hearts.

Heart Crosses were once the most dominating play style as it offered exceptionally high Effective HP along with damage along with spawns featuring less mechanics. Fast forward to today and Heart Crosses have lost most of their luster due to their inconsistency and feast or famine nature of either surviving or dying due to 4 or fewer Hearts.

This logic still applies to Menuit and while she can solve her Heart Hungriness via Transformed active, they will be vulnerable until then.

While any sub can be used, players will need to have a steady flow of Heart orbs as you will either enjoy 84% Damage Reduction or nothing and most likely die. As such, running Heart producing subs such as 2 Norzas or pairing with another leader can help alleviate some pressures.

As a whole, I feel Menuit is weaker compared to the other 7-star cards due to her vulnerability with no Hearts.

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Successor of the Key of Forest, Amlinea (Base) – A

Heroes of the Blessed Wind Key, Amli & Linea (Transformed)

Pros	Cons
3 SB & SBR in Base form Potentially high Effective HP in Base form 75% Damage Reduction with 5 colours Transformed LS features big numbers 2.25x HP / 625x ATK / 2.25x RCV / 75% Damage Reduction Adds combos with 5 colours Active counters Spinners Can favourably pair with Fasca High personal damage with 10 combos	Requires all 5 colours for Damage Reduction Inconsistent Requires Attacker and Healer types

As a whole, Rainbow teams who can activate from any 4 colours have a distinct advantage over those who require 5. While that is a logical conclusion, I want to stress how matching all 5 colours can be wildly inconsistent and this will be the main issue Amli & Linea will face.

This is because their impressive Damage Reduction is tied to 5 or more colours along with their bonus combo count. Now, this is not to say that all boards will be lacking 5 colours, but on those that do, their survivability is greatly jeopardized along with being unable to deal meaningful damage.

As such, this innate weakness can be offset by pairing with Fasca as both leaders require Attacker types. The resulting 7×6 board will greatly ease the burden of finding all 5 colours and the resulting Leader Skill is an impressive 2.25/400/6/62.5% which is outrageously strong.

With that being said, 7×6 is currently less ideal for AA4/A6 as Nohime will punish players. This encounter will not end your run, but it will result in additional stalling.

Finally, Amuri & Linea’s new active skill can be used to either cheese colours out of 2 new Spinners while also being able to overwrite existing Spinners. This can be abused to find all 5 colours but you cannot control where the Spinners appear.

As a whole, Amuri & Linea are a strong leader assuming players can overcome the 5 colour requirement.

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Successor of the Key of Stars, Ferule (Base) – S

Hero of the Shining Star Key, Ferule (Transformed) 

Pros	Cons
3 SB & SBR in Base form 4x HP 4x RCV in Base form All forms Immune to Poison Transformed features 4/400/4 LS Adds 2 combos with 6 or more connected Light orbs Amazing 3 turn active Generates row of Light 3x ATK 3 turn CD Can System with Ferule sub Using a Ferule active each turn results in outrageous damage High personal VDP damage	Ideal team requires Ferule sub Have to roll 2 1% each Vulnerable to Gravities No Damage Reduction Less active skill diversity with System

Ferule is a tremendously powerful leader, especially if you are fortunate enough to roll a second one. This is because their actives Post Transform are on a 3 turn cooldown that produces a Row of Light orbs along with 3x ATK for a single turn. This means one can be used every single turn which results in an adjusted Leader Skill of 4/1200/4 that can be activated due to the 6 Light orbs being generated.

While Ferule’s full ATK multiplier can be triggered by 6 connected Lights, it is best to try and find 9 to match a VDP which will essentially ensure everything dies as Damage Cap every turn for each Ferule is possible.

In addition to these outstanding multipliers, Ferule also grants +2 combos per leader when matching 6 or more Light orbs which will greatly aid in overcoming Combo shields. Furthermore, Ferule leaders are immune to Poison damage.

As a whole, Ferule is a tremendously powerful leader who is well suited for smashing through longer and difficult content such as Shura Realm. Just be mindful of bringing appropriate actives to counter various mechanics found within a dungeon as 2-3 actives are dedicated to Ferule’s Transformed ability.

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Successor of the Key of Moon, Euchs (Base)  – S

Hero of the Dark Moon Key, Euchs (Transformed)

Pros	Cons
3 SB & SBR in Base form 4x HP in Base form Gains Damage Reduction when <50% HP High Effective Health under right conditions Outstanding personal damage Four <50% Two VDP Transformed active generates 6 Dark Orbs Also provides 35% Damage Reduction Can System with Euchs sub LS provides high Effective HP, 625x ATK,  and Auto Follow Up	Must be below 50% to trigger meaningful damage Have to juggle health Damage Reduction only occurs when under 50% HP Requires 2 Dark combos More orb hungry for VDP

Euchs is the final 7-star card within the Sin Dragons & Key Heroes event and like the other cards at this rarity, comes with 3 Skill Boosts and Skill Bind Resist in their Base form. Furthermore, Euchs features 4x HP and 57.75% Damage Reduction when below half Health. These two aspects will help ensure your team lives long enough to successfully Transform.

Once Transformed, Euchs will be able to provide a massive 4x HP, 625x ATK, and 57.75% Damage Reduction when below half Health. This is important to be aware of as the ATK multiplier and Damage Reduction will not trigger if above half health. As such, having a way to cut your own HP such as Zaerog Core will be quite helpful to have along with a Healing solution to restore your HP as needed.

This continuous juggling of HP will be the key to successfully running Euchs and players can even abuse them as a System by running one Euchs as a sub to continuously generate Dark orbs and provide Damage Reduction. This also means that players can make fewer combos as the personal damage from Euchs is amazingly high as it is only tied to being below 50% health.

As a whole, Euchs is more than capable of clearing the hardest dungeons in the game and the challenging part will be managing your HP.

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6 Star base

All 6-star cards will be rolled in their Weapon Assist form which can then be evolved and then evolved again into a Reincarnated form. Generally speaking, the first evolution is an inferior version of the Reincarnated one so it is often best to pursue the final form.

Just be aware that Reincarnated forms are permeant but will also grant an additional 2 Latent slots.

Tamago of Envy – B

Pros	Cons
4 Enhanced Water Orbs Full Bind Immunity	3 Colour + 1 Heart board can be inconsistent Not enough for Rainbow May not have enough Water for mono Water teams Void Damage Void is often not needed VDP and VDP Latent

The Tamago of Envy is the first 6-star card to be featured within the Sin Dragons & Key Heroes event who features 4 Enhanced Water Orbs , Full Bind Immunity , and a 2 turn Void Damage Void active.

In the past, Void Damage Void was vital for Rainbow teams who had no efficient manner of dealing with these mechanic. Thankfully, the VDP Latent and access to shorter cooldowns (eg. Aljae ) have helped even the playing field and now Rainbow teams enjoy a much easier time in overcoming Voids.

As such, I feel that this 2 turn Void Damage Void is not truly needed along with the board changer only producing 3 colours and Hearts being insufficient for Rainbow teams. Furthermore, the Enhanced Water Orbs favour a mono Water team who should have no difficulty handling Voids.

As such, this Weapon may simply result in being a way to layer in Passive Damage along with Full Bind Immunity while retaining a long cooldown active to prevent accidental charging up.

Sin Dragon of Envy, Givi

King Sin Dragon of Envy, Givi (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
5 Skill Boosts Super Blind Resist High personal damage Triple 7 Combo Attacker Killer	Underwhelming active Void Damage Void should not be needed 25 turn cooldown Difficult to inherit over

The King Sin Dragon of Envy features the same underwhelming active as their Weapon Assist form which will be their greatest downfall as a sub. This is because it will be difficult to work around a 25 turn cooldown that does not provide much value overall as Void Damage Void is seldom needed nowadays.

With that being said, they still provide 5 Skill Boosts and a Super Blind Resist along with reasonable personal damage. As such, I feel they can function as a reasonable sub but just be aware that their active skill is problematic.

On the other hand, their Leader Skill is interesting as it provides a fixed 9 seconds of orb movement time which means they ignore any Time Debuff. Sadly, the multipliers are not particularly high.

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Tamago of Sloth – A

Pros	Cons
Full Bind Immunity 40% Blind  & Poison Resist Valuable active Fully clears Awoken Binds Fully clears all Unable to Match Orb effects Rainbow board changer	20% Resists are less efficient Super Resists Offset by pairing with Samurai 3 Weapon

The Tamago of Sloth is able to provide Full Bind Immunity along with 40% Blind and Poison Resist. These are meaningful awakenings but the main issue will be finding ways to fully take advantage of the 40% Resists provided.

This is because Super Resists have become more popular but one meaningful way this can be used is in conjunction with Samurai 3 Weapons as they provide 80% (thus wasting one Resist) along with a single Skill Boost .

As such, the Tamago of Sloth can be used to protect a Bind Vulnerable card while also providing the last 20% Resist needed.

In addition to this, the active skill tied to this Weapon Assist will provide a full Rainbow board along with the ability to fully remove all Awoken Binds and Unable to Match Orb Effects.

These are three helpful components which ensures at least one will be providing value and will be a boon for many teams.

Sin Dragon of Sloth, Fegoran

King Sin Dragon of Sloth, Fegoran (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
High personal damage with 10 combos Offset by low ATK Exceptionally high RCV 4 Skill Boosts Valuable active Rainbow board Fully clears Awoken Binds Fully clears Unable to Match orbs Aided by Skill Charge	Low ATK stat Hinders personal damage potential LS is too fragile

Fegoran’s Reincarnated form is able to provide the same desirable active but can hasten it along via Skill Charge . This has wonderful applications for Rainbow teams as Fegoran can function as a strong utility card while also having an impressive base RCV.

Furthermore, they also provide 4 Skill Boosts which is a boon for Transforming teams and can choose either 7 Combo or Super Jammer Resist for their Super Awakenings. While 7 Combo paired with 10 Combo provides 10x personal attack, this is offset by Fegoran’s lower ATK which in turn may not enable them to deal as much damage as hoped for.

With that being said, they are still a strong utility-oriented card who will be valuable on Rainbow teams.

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Tamago of Greed – B

Pros	Cons
60% Poison Resist Full Bind Immunity Valuable active 1 turn Void Damage & Colour Absorb 1 turn Haste	May be challenging to take advantage of 60% Resist Wasted otherwise Damage Absorb actives are highly competitive Outclassed by things like Persona TV

The Evil Egg of Greed features 60% Poison Resist along with Full Bind Immunity and an active skill that counters Damage and Colour Absorb for a single turn.

This will naturally fit best on cards who are vulnerable to Binds and the 60% Poison Resist can be meaningful if you have other 20% Resists on your team. This will be the key to fully utilizing this Weapon Assist but at the same time, may have some of them go to waste. As a whole, I feel 20% Resists have declined in value outside of the Samurai 3 Weapons (provides 80%) as it can become difficult to try and hit 100% while not wasting awakenings along with Super Resists just being easier.

With that being said, the active skill tied to this Weapon is meaningful as it will provide a single turn of Damage and Colour Absorb Void on a respectable 14 turn cooldown. While it is not the fastest option available, it is much more manageable compared to those with 20+ turns in dungeons where multiple spawns can appear.

Sin Dragon of Greed, Lamamoa

King Sin Dragon of Greed, Lamamoa (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
Three Dungeon Bonus +6% EXP, Coins, Egg drop rate, Monster EXP Wonderful for Farming 1 turn Damage and Colour Absorb Void	Relegated to a solo Farming role No value in coop

Ramamoa has the title of King of Greed which is appropriate due to the inclusion of 3 Dungeon Bonus awakenings. Each of these awakenings provide a 2% increase in EXP, Coins, Egg drop rate, and Monster EXP when used in solo mode. These stack additively and are abused when Farming for Event Medals or when clearing Gift Dungeons that provide sizable EXP or Coins.

Farming for Event Medals is valuable as you can quickly acquire the materials needed to Monster Exchange and by using Dungeon Bonus combined with Bonus Egg Drop leaders such as Veroah , lower difficulties can be cleared with high drop rates.

What this means is that players can save stamina and potentially Button through the bottom difficulties which will hasten clear times.

As a whole, Ramamoa will be valuable for solo players who wish to easily farm lower difficulty dungeons for easier drops.

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Tamago of Wrath – A

Pros	Cons
1 Skill Boost 3 Dark Rows Useful active Fully removes Bind & Awoken Binds 3x ATK for Fire and Dark	Provides no Resists Competes with Reincarnated form

The Egg of Wrath is the final 6-star card within the Sin Dragons event as features a single Skill Boost , 3 Dark Rows , and a useful active skill.

This active skill will allow players to fully clear all Bind and Awoken Binds along with providing a 3x ATK buff for 3 turns. This is meaningful towards the end of a dungeon, especially in AA4 or harder content where ATK debuffs and high Effective HP is seen.

As such, this Weapon will be quite valuable as it provides both Passive Damage and will help Transforming teams hit their Skill Boost requirements.

Just be aware that this Weapon does not provide any Resists.

Sin Dragon of Wrath, Varditan

King Sin Dragon of Wrath, Varditan (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
3-5 Skill Boosts Super Blind SA High personal damage High ATK 4 Killer Latent slots Offensive awakenings L Easy to use LS for shorter dungeons Full ATK multiplier with 5-match when below 80%	Competes with Weapon Assist Difficult choice for SA Terrible RCV Competes with other offesnive mono Dark cards Does not excel in any one area

Balditurn’s Reincarnated form enables them to provide either 5 Skill Boosts or three plus Super Blind Resist depending on the Super Awakening chosen. This leaders to a challenging decision and which one chosen will depend on the team they are being used on.

In addition to these awakenings, Balditurn features strong personal damage due to a high ATK stat, 4 Killer Latent slots, and double 7 Combo and VDP . This is compensated by their terrible RCV which may be problematic as healing may be strained.

With that being said, I feel that Balditurn is currently sitting in an awkward place for players who have exceptionally deep Monster Boxes as they do not excel in any one particular area. For example, Allatu provides more Skill Boosts, Euchs has better damage output, and sub Yugi will be a better Awoken Bind clearing solution. The point is, if you have a tremendously deep Monster Box, their value does decline.

If that is the case, pursuing their Weapon Assist may be the best course of action.

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5 Star base

Tamago of Lust – B

Pros	Cons
Tape Resist 2 turns Haste 12 turn CD Potentially 2 Effective SB 4x ATK & Orb Movement	Requires card with low base cooldown to truly shine Awakenings provided are okay

The Tamago of Lust is the first 5-star card to be featured within the Sin Dragons event and comes with a Tape Resist along with the potential to provide 2 Effective Skill Boosts via Haste.

This Haste component will be appreciated by Transforming cards but the key to success is inheriting on a low base cooldown card to have it ready in time.

Thankfully, the 12 turn cooldown is workable and the key to using this inherit successfully will be finding a low enough cooldown cards to inherit this over. Otherwise, this Weapon Assist becomes an average Tape Resist solution.

Sin Dragon of Lust, Barias

King Sin Dragon of Lust, Barias (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
5 Skill Boosts 7 Effective SB with Haste	If used in Farming, base cooldown is long Whaledor and Raziel are Farmable If used in Arena-style content, Only provides SB and little else Competes with Duval

Barias is capable of providing 7 Effective Skill Boosts due to their 5 awakenings and 2 turns of Haste. This means they can be used for two different purposes: as a traditional Skill Boost stick for Farming or as a Skill Boost solution for Transforming teams.

If used in a Farming scenario, I feel that they will be surpassed by the Farmable Whaledor and Raziel as all three of these cards have 5 Skill Boosts but Barias has a significantly longer cooldown. This becomes problematic when trying to inherit other skills and I feel you probably do not need the extra 2 turns of Haste.

On the other hand, if using for Arena-style content, Barias will most likely act as a transitional sub in the sense that they will be replaced as a soon as a stronger option comes along as they are mostly just providing Effective Skill Boosts and not Transforming themselves to remove them.

As such, Barias will most likely be an interim card until stronger/more specialized cards come out.

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Tamago of Pride – B

Pros	Cons
Creates perfect 15-15 board Always 10 combos on 6×5 Hearts are created which has less animation time Cloud Resist	Unlocks Orbs Adds animation time

The Evil Egg of Pride is able to provide a perfect 15-15 board of Light and Heart orbs which in turn can be easily solved into 10 combos. This approach is popular within Ranking Dungeons as it is often the most efficient manner in boosting your score due to the high combos and faster solve times.

Furthermore, the generation of Hearts cuts down some of the animation time as there is no “ping” or attack animation from any card. Sadly, this is offset by the Unlock all Orbs component.

With that being said, these types of actives are still quite rare and acquiring more is never a bad thing.

Sin Dragon of Pride, Fadel

King Sin Dragon of Pride, Fadel (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
4 SB Same active as Base form	Limited uses overall outside situational Ranking/Farming

Fadel shares the same active skill as their Weapon Assist form which means they can be used to quickly create 15-15 boards of Light and Heart orbs. Furthermore, they come with 4 Skill Boosts which ensures this active will be ready in time.

With that being said, this is a niche active skill that is not always pursued which in turn limits how often Fadel will be utilized. As such, I feel it would be best to leave them in their Weapon Assist form as it will provide a Cloud Resist and more flexibility on how it can be used.

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Tamago of Gluttony – B

Pros	Cons
<50% Two Enhanced Dark Orbs Active skill cuts HP by 50% & generates bicolour board Strong Farming solution Bonus damage and HP Reset	Provides no Resists Only shines under certain circumstances

The Evil Egg of Gluttony is the final card within the Sin Dragon & Key Heroes event and will be a wonderful way to layer in additional damage to your mono Dark teams who wish to remain below 50% health.

This is a relatively narrow usage but at the same time, a popular choice for Farming and clearing content if you are Euchs . What helps set this Weapon Assist apart from other <50% options is the ability to cut your own HP by 50% along with generating a board without Heart orbs.

This helps prevent accidental healing along with just being easier to deal with along with the potential to save some Dark orbs for the next floor.

With that being said, this Weapon Assist will mostly be utilized for Farming as it provides no Resists nor true utility but it is efficient at layering additional damage for both the owning card and entire team.

Sin Dragon of Gluttony, Maje

King Sin Dragon of Gluttony, Maje (Reincarnated)

Pros	Cons
Four SB Three <50% Active cuts HP by 50% & bicolour board with no Hearts	Low ATK Offsets personal damage More value as Weapon Assist

Majeh retains the same active skill as their Weapon Assist form which means they can function well on <50% teams as you can easily cut your health on floor 1 and then solve Heart-less board.

While Majeh does have 8x personal damage due to three <50% awakenings, their base ATK is quite low which does dampen their offensive potential.

Furthermore, their Weapon Assist will provide much more overall value for your teams that wish to remain below 50% HP as it provides personal and Passive Damage.

Do I plan to roll? & Dream rolls

I do plan on rolling within the Sin Dragons and Key Heroes event and will probably do more beyond the free rolls/Stones given out. This is because all of these cards have merits/value and will be difficult to replicate elsewhere.

On that note, my dream 7-star card is Gileon as he will grant me a powerful Fire leader and while I do lack Duval , I feel I can make it work as the team building requirements are less strict as Gileon has value in his Base form.

For my 6-star card, I would love to roll the Tamago of Sloth as it provides a highly desirable active for my Monster Box. This active will create a full Rainbow board along with fully removing all Awoken Binds and Unable to Match Orb effects. For myself, this is one weaker point within my Monster Box as I have few strong options for removing Unable to Match Orb effects. I have not decided whether to use them as a sub or keep them as a Weapon Assist.

Finally, for my dream 5-star card, I would love to pull the Tamago of Gluttony as it can be used to provide more flexibility for my Shivnia team. This is because I am less reliant on Hera Luna’s Weapon Assist due to Shivnia recently receiving a buff that grants one additional Skill Boost her pre-Transformed state.

My Dream Rolls
7*	6*	5*

The above chart are the cards I would love to acquire from each rarity if I could choose one for my Mantastic account. This is my own personal opinion based on my Monster Box, goals and whether or not I have dupes.

Conclusion

The Sin Dragons and Key Heroes event is an exciting time for North American players as it is home to some of the strongest leaders to date along with valuable Weapon Assists at the lower rarities. Sadly, this event will be diluted by 50% of the rolls being Pantheon cards along with no Monster Exchange system being available.

This means players will have to roll in this event to acquire the featured cards with the top rarity only having a total rolling pool of 5%. As such, if you are GungHo about owning these cards, be prepared to spend lots of Magic Stones.

Either way, let me know what you think about the Sin Dragon & Key Heroes Rare Egg Machine and how much you plan on rolling in the comments below.

Happy Puzzling!

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