This is a huge bonus, we don't get power boosts when we add things to the Soul, however when using the effect such as Nightmare Doll Alice we can put any monster from our Soul standing, allowing us more and more attacks all for the cost of one counter blast.

Similar to Granblue decks who revive from the Drop Zone, we use the Soul instead.

We do one act then swap it out for the next and again and again. Because of this the play-style of Pale Moon is much like how one would host a play. The Clan seems to resolve around things you'd find in a circus, such as huge animals, clowns and magic tricks. Asaka Narumi (of FFAL4) is the user of Pale Moon.

A player who's more experienced with Pale Moon might be able to see something, but all of the basics seem to be covered here.Pale Moon is a clan in Vanguard, making their first appearance in episode 30. Other than those few things, I can't see any visible problems. If you feel like you're getting the wrong triggers at the wrong time, then it's time to change them around. The distribution numbers themselves look fine to test with, but make sure that you try switching things up every once in a while. Once it's released, Sky High Walker (Stand) will also be a valuable trigger to include. Poison Juggler (Crit) and Rainbow Magician (Draw) are both triggers that you definitely want to include 4 of, in order to use their effects. Trigger units: It's actually fairly important to distinguish which trigger units you want to use. Other than that, the lineup here looks solid. You're going to use those CB's to pull off cards like Trapezist, MQM, Peek-a-Boo, etc.

However, be aware that you'll basically never use his Megablast. He reminds me a lot of CEO Amaterasu, and his effect is even more valuable in this deck than it is in other decks, as Pale Moon has many different ways of using the Soul to your advantage. I'd say that this deck looks like a solid place to start getting used to various strategies and seeing what you like.

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