Hi all,
Introduction
Another post in this series. Thank you for your support in the previous posts 😊
This series intends to determine if there are other aspects of cards that may contribute to increasing its value. Based on your feedback I can focus on more/other things – so feel free to tell me where you want me to go into further detail.
I include some analysis on where the cards fit in terms of gameplay, strategy, comparison with other cards, and a market analysis of its price. Feel free to suggest what more do you want me to look into in this series, and your support is much appreciated!
In this edition I will be looking at the Void Dragon.
Gameplay Analysis
Void Dragon is a Legendary Dragon Monster from the Chaos Legion Core Set. As a mid-mana magic attacker, it offers a blend of evasion and magic resistance, making it a versatile choice for various battle strategies.
Mana Cost: 5
Attack Type: Magic
Abilities by Level
Level 1: Flying (Increased chance of evading Melee or Ranged attacks from Monsters who do not have the Flying ability)
Level 1: Void (Reduced damage from Magic attacks)
Level 3: Phase (Magic attacks have the same chance to miss as physical attacks)
Level-Based Insights
Level 1: Begins with Flying and Void, providing evasion against Melee and Ranged attacks, as well as reduced damage from Magic attacks.
Level 3: Acquires Phase, allowing it to evade Magic attacks, further enhancing its defensive capabilities.
Comparative Analysis
How does this card compare to other similar ones?
Vs. Naga Assassin: While Naga Assassin focuses on speed and ranged attacks, Void Dragon offers better defenses with Void and Phase, making it more resilient against Magic users.
Vs. Black Dragon: Black Dragon provides healing abilities, whereas Void Dragon emphasizes evasion and Magic resistance, catering to different strategic needs.
Key Takeaway
Void Dragon is a resilient magic attacker with strong defensive abilities, making it a valuable asset in battles against Magic-heavy teams.
Synergies
Brighton Bloom (Dragon Summoner): Grants Flying to all friendly monsters, complementing Void Dragon's existing Flying ability and enhancing team-wide evasion.
Djinn Chwala: Acts as a frontline tank, allowing Void Dragon to attack safely from the backline while benefiting from Void Dragon's Magic resistance.
Regal Peryton: Another Flying magic attacker that pairs well with Void Dragon to create a high-evasion, Magic-focused team.
Ruleset Performance
Favorable Rulesets:
Earthquake: Void Dragon's Flying ability allows it to avoid Earthquake damage, giving it an advantage in this ruleset.
Magic Reflect: With Void and Phase, Void Dragon can mitigate reflected Magic damage and evade incoming Magic attacks.
Challenging Rulesets:
Reverse Speed: Void Dragon's high speed may be a disadvantage in this ruleset, causing it to miss attacks more frequently.
Lost Magic: Disables Magic attacks, rendering Void Dragon unable to contribute offensively.
Market Analysis
Price Overview
Regular Foil: around $ 0.65
Gold Foil: around $ 27
Investment Potential
Void Dragon's combination of evasion and Magic resistance makes it a valuable addition to Dragon teams, especially in Magic-heavy metas. Its defensive capabilities and moderate mana cost offer strategic flexibility, enhancing its long-term value.
Conclusion
Void Dragon stands out as a versatile and resilient magic attacker within the Dragon Splinter. Its blend of evasion and Magic resistance makes it a formidable opponent in various battle scenarios, particularly against Magic-centric teams.
What do you think about this card? Do you use it in your lineups? Share your experiences in the comments and let me know which card you'd like me to analyze next!
Thank you for your continued support and engagement. 😊