Budgetguard 38: Neo Nectar

Hey Cardfighters,

With the release of GBT-04 and a few promos Neo Nectar can be updated making Multivitamin dragon stronger than ever!

Winning Image: Power columns with multivitamin dragon 


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     Ahsha is the main boss of the deck because she let's you copy things yaaayyyy. But actually she helps your setup a ton and the copying effect when you stride Multivitamin brings a lot of power to the table. The GB2 effect is just a bonus for finishing people off when your setup is finished and you don't need to/don't want to stride.


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    TLDR I'm pretty sure this whole deck article is me just gasm-ing about how good this card is with multivitamin dragon. +5k whenever I call a unit? YES PLEASE. This card is nuts. For every card you call its going to get +5k. This is because her ability "stacks" or isn't once per turn. If you call a Wisteria Knight she'll be regarded as a Wisteria Kinght for the rest of the turn. If you call a Susanna she'll know be regarded as both Wisteria Knight AND Susanna for the rest of turn. Its pretty silly and realllly good.




Deck List: 
Starter: Spring-Heralding Maiden, Ozu (2x)
8 Crit
4 Stand (Maiden of Daybreak)
4 Heal

G1s:
4 100% Orange (0.40)
4 Maiden of Canna
4 Valkyrie of Reclamation, Padmini (1.15)
2 Anemone Musketeer, Susanna

G2s:
4 Wisteria Knight
4 Flower Chamber Maiden, Salianna (1.05)
2 Maiden of Flower Screen (0.30)

G3s:
4 Ranunculus Flower Maiden, Ahsha (2.90)
4 Maiden of Flower Pistol (3.99)

G4s:
4 Multivitamin Dragon (0.50)

Final Cost:  $40.00

Deck Comments:
     This whole deck is focused on Multivitamin dragon, Canna's are super important for follow up turns since Multivitamin tends to be a setup stride and then doesn't do much afterward. Canna let's you power up your field since you should have a nice setup after your first multivitamin. Susanna is super good since the deck counterblasts like mad, she'll let you keep doing strong plays if the game lasts. Salianna is just another copier which helps consistency for field building. MAIDEN OF FREAKING FLOWER PISTOL HOLY CRAP. This card is busted with Multivitamin dragon. Taking on the name of anything you play will allow you to add 5k to it no matter which unit you are calling. This card gets absolutely massive and will help you win games very easily. Flower screen helps by copying names somewhat and wisteria knight provides a lot of on hit pressure for some easy draws.


Match ups:

Overall Performance:
           The deck is suppperr fun to play. I don't think people realize how truly powerful multivitamin dragon is. Personally I rank it up there with sanctuary guard regalie as a stride its just that the main deck is lacking in comparison. Anyway I think this deck actually has some competitive viability and will definitely catch people off guard with its high power right from the get go.

Tips for Mastering:

• Don't be afraid to just call a full field right from the get go. It might leave you open for field control but you'll likely just burn your opponent to high damage/no cards in hand anyway.
• Ozu is you best friend. Copy her with Ahsha so that you can set up your field before copying for even more power with multivitamin dragon.
• Maiden of Flower Pistol is a godsend. Whether you use her to stride or call her on field is up to you but making her 21k unboosted is so easy you literally don't have to work for it. 

Tips for adding money:
     The main focus will be to add money via strides. You honestly don't need 4 multivitamin dragon so you can cut some to make room for jingle flowers, ahshas, and maybe a blizza or primavera. I think the ideal stride zone for me would be 3 multivitamin, 1 blizza, 2 ahsha, 2 jingle flower. This will give you a lot of options between filling field, setting up gb2, or power plays with multivitamin/jingle flower. The final thing which comes down to taste is going to be CC-PGs (Counter Charging Perfect Guards) vs. 100% orange. I would be hesitant to make the switch since Flower Pistol is super important, however if your opponent decides to attack rears that lets you do more multivitamin plays so really not sure whats best here.

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Thanks for reading,

Chris