Quote: I have been sent to greet you in place of our sleeping empress. Make sure you pay your respects, Knight. Oh, and remember to watch your step. Quote: You know, it's not nice to judge someone based on their looks.
Just because I look like a child, it does not mean that I am a kid. In fact, I am several centuries your elder. We vampires are blessed with eternal beauty and youth. Even with Rare type cards.
I'm a bit confused, when you evolve it take up 'card to evolve' and 'evolver' which is the catalyst. Is there benefit in max enhancing 'card to evolve'?
Just max all card that u want to evolved. I think only HR card or above that worth to do and use 8 card evoled. Lower rarity than than i dont think that is good enough, HR start with Big Boost skill also and sometime can match with SR card. So dont waste too much feeder for R card n below. Lvl5 skill or above can do good job actually. Monday, May 7, A few pointers on Evolving and Enhancing. I'm sure you've all played around with enhancing and evolving, but are you getting the most out of your strongest cards?
Final Form FF : The 3rd evolution, 4th stage of a card's progression. After I learned this, I went maybe a little overboard, and started evolving MAX Dark Elflings, and not using 4 catalysts, but using 8 catalysts. The process looked like this. The angels certainly differ from the devils, though they tend to vary between "humans are expendable, let's use them for our amusement" to "they put their lives on the line for us.
We really should value their sacrifices more". If there is one downside to their presence in this show, then that would have to be that, outside of the handful of people who move the plot along, very few of them are particularly important. The biggest downside -- at least initially -- of Rage of Bahamut is that, once we learn that "releasing Bahamut from his bindings is a very, very bad idea", you just know it's going to happen. It becomes a question of "when" and "how, and so, it's not entirely unwarranted to worry about how the show will go about making it happen.
Are our heroes going to have to walk into some blindingly obvious traps so that the plot can progress? Will the show just introduce new characters just to make things happen the way it wants to? The show actually avoids the first worry quite valiantly, mostly because it keeps its main character in the dark for the most part.
And given the general lawlessness and the characters' tendency to swing between grey and gray morality, it's easier to overlook -- or even buy -- that someone would either betray our heroes out of the blue, or maybe even not do so when you sort of expect them to.
It's not a perfect show. Once everything is said and done, you'll still sit with a sense of having been through this story before. For all it's worth, though, the characters are fun enough -- initial irritations aside; there's just so many times you can look at Favaro's smug face before wishing someone would put a fist through it -- that you can get through the show without feeling like you're being lectured somehow.
The character also don't grow in unnatural ways, because every once in a while, we do get an action adventure that values sneakiness and smarts more than raw power. The show has visuals that can do the action scenes credit, so It's a standalone show too, so you don't have to worry about it turning all "that's your lot. Stay with us for the next season" at the very end. Traditional enough to feel familiar, unpredictable enough to be fun.
Recommended Audience: The show isn't excessively violent, but it also doesn't shy away from what kind of damage you'd take from swords, arrows or other instruments of war It's severe enough to be somewhat realistic, but not nasty enough to be unsettling. I focused on Stamina in the beginning, but how much is enough to avoid being too low on Attack and Defense later?
However, keep in mind that in order to complete event treasure sets you will need some degree of attack to obtain treasure through battle, and it may be in your best interest to protect the treasure you possess. Just get a hand of defensive cards and raise your DEF so you can use the hand to defend yourself once. Are Rares worth it, or would you only max something S Rare and above? I max out every card I use in my ATK deck.
I would also recommend maxing out every card you use in your DEF deck. Rares, if you use them, are most definitely worth maxing out, as they have more levels and get more powerful than maxxing high normals, but a maxxed high normal is nothing to sneeze at.
The rarer a card is, the more levels it takes to max it out, so don't fret over the rarity of the card to max it out.
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