Understanding Mana Curves in Cardfight!! Vanguard

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[@Wslasher]

0:33 Playing order cards is limited to once per turn in normal circumstances. Following this video's concept, for example Thegrea is a high mana curve deck due to it being only active on 4th or more turn. But cards like Dark Magenta or Meyrig ramping the deck to be a turn 3 deck.

[@DifferentFight]

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[@deckflare3770]

Thank you 🧎

[@riggso]

In context of the video the glitter ride jumpers are an interesting form of ramp, as they let the deck do their 3rd turn and then ramp into their turn 4 vanguard. Love the new perspective to look at deck building and strategies in CFV.

[@KirbiKnight]

Great video as always. This really illustrates one of the best parts of Vanguard: the game appears relatively simple on face value but there are so many layers of nuance just below the surface.

[@GuardianCircleCFV]

Very interesting way to look at things in relation to mana systems. It's a part of deck building that I love when weighing up options and a card's function, the when/why and how important something is. Great video!

[@zenahreon]

Great Video! I personally do look into this when building and playing decks. I often like decks that have a mix of midrange to late game curves.

[@yakitatefreak]

This is interesting because Rockargour is probably better explained as a midrange mana curve with a kicker. However, I still find the explanation to be very useful when deck building.

[@jeronimoledesma6804]

This video is great for: Thinking better about deckbuilding Thinking better on how to do custom cards So thank you!

[@immortal_blank]

Another great video

[@karetsu889]

Another example of ramping is Dress Michu. Her only draw back is that you don't get Persona. But her full kit still can be used

[@iqhmalRedux]

I would call it a turn curve in vanguard since we usually label cards by the turn they are most effective

[@codymartin6266]

Great video. It actually makes a lot of sense being a new player, but gotta ask that playmate at the start of video where can I get that it looks amazing

[@mando7771]

Surprised you didn't mention DP in standard right now since that's the most recent "ramp style deck" lol.

[@YourGuyAlex]

Wish you talked about premium more

[@deckflare3770]

There isn’t really anything to talk about. It’s been the same format for a year 😭

[@jacobjensen7704]

@@deckflare3770there’s 3 new decks that are a lot stronger now and a lot of players are picking up for the first time.

[@Jeylo.399-in7yf]

Very nice video

[@joconsjariol3578]

So that about maelstrom what mana cost that he possessed with?

[@tripe9658]

Another DeckFlare W

[@ashemabahumat4173]

Mana curve is probably not a great way to put, grade distribution just sounds more appropriate

[@yakitatefreak]

If you come from other games without grade distribution, mana curve is the approximated form of such a conversion since not all games have such a luxury.

[@ashemabahumat4173]

@@yakitatefreak yea, but that's just that- an approximation. You're gonna have to equate it eventually and transfer over to using the proper/adequate terminology, so it's probably best to set that expectation early on

[@comafet1988]

w video