Legend of Zelda: CCG Card Set/Final Confrontation (TP)
| Palace of Twilight Deck | |
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| Designer | Jgr_94 |
| Date | 04-04-09 |
| Players | 2 |
| This is a CCG deck, a deck of cards constructed from a CCG set, to be played against other decks from that set. | |
| To play Dvorak: Draw five cards each and leave the rest as a draw pile. On your turn, draw a card from the draw pile and play one Thing and/or one Action. (See the full rules.) | |
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Good
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Strategy
The Strategy for the Good Side is simple; your opponent using the evil deck will be playing Ganondorf at the very beginning, so you have to use cards such as Light Arrow to take him down. They are likely to play Transformation Cards, like Dark Beast Ganon and Ganon's Puppet Zelda to stop him from being killed. You have a choice in this deck; Link or Zelda as your active commander? If you pick Zelda and bring her into play, your opponent just has to play Ganon's Puppet Zelda and they win. If you choose Link and bring him into play, he can play Warlock Crush, which will kill straight away. Therefore it might be a smart move to choose one of them, and never take them out of the Command Post. Without Link's high stats, the game will be much harder to win, so it may be better to choose Zelda and not play her. To finish off the game, you should play Final Blow and Light Arrow to take down Ganondorf.
Evil
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Strategy
The Strategy for the Evil Side is harder; your opponent using the good deck might not ever play their active commander at the very beginning! You, however, rely on playing Ganondorf on turn one to take down all of their characters. Remember, you can win if your opponent runs out of cards or has no characters, both of which are things you want to do. Play cards to force them to discard cards from their deck, and use Ganondorf to destroy the few characters in their deck.
