Last Fantasy 7 Rebirth, the second a part of Sq. Enix’s large FF7 remake trilogy, is a recreation crammed with many heroes. Of us like Cloud, Barret, Aerith, that cat factor. However the greatest hero in Rebirth, the individual I may at all times depend on, wasn’t any of the principle characters. As an alternative, it was a easy safety guard who helped me win many matches in Queen’s Blood.
At the moment, my spouse is taking part in by Last Fantasy 7 Rebirth and requested for some assist with establishing her deck in Queen’s Blood, the in-game card battler that could be a combine between Gwent, Hearthstone, and Magic: The Gathering. I checked out her pretty early-game deck and observed she wasn’t utilizing Safety Officer. She had eliminated him. I recommended placing him again in, and she or he did. He helped her win matches, identical to he’d helped me win matches. Similar to he’d helped others.
Safety Officer is a straightforward card. He may be spawned on one pawn, which implies you may open your match with him, and he provides pawns above, beneath, and to the left and proper of his spot. He’s a really helpful card, particularly in the event you play Queen’s Blood like I do. I don’t construct difficult decks centered on utilizing totally different buffs and debuffs to juice up my playing cards. No. As an alternative, I simply flood the board as quick as doable, making it not possible for my opponent to play a lot of something. And Safety Officer is an ideal match for this type of deck, in a position to squeeze into any spot within the board and rapidly fill it up together with your pawns, blocking the enemy from taking part in something in these areas.
Certain, some will let you know that there are different playing cards that play equally to Safety Officer however with additional buffs. And I did embody, over time, a few of these playing cards into my rush-and-fill deck. However I by no means eliminated the Safety Officer. He was at all times there, prepared to supply me an amazing begin to my match, letting me play 2-pawn playing cards on my subsequent flip, and filling up areas when wanted. At the same time as I reached the tip recreation of Queen’s Blood, he remained in my deck and helped me, and others, defeat the evil queen on the finish.
In my thoughts, a hero isn’t somebody who’s flashy and loud about what they do to assist others. A hero is commonly quiet, subdued, and devoted to doing what must be finished. That’s the Safety Officer. He’s there for you, at the same time as you get weirder and extra difficult playing cards with totally different results and talents. He stands by your facet to assist you and affords up his assist when you have to fill a piece of the board rapidly and cheaply.
And for that I say, thanks, sir. Thanks, Safety Officer. The world wants extra individuals such as you. It might be a greater place.
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