Posted July 10, 201213 yr I was wondering what makes a premium card "premium"? I have a couple of these cards, but they don't seem to do anything special. :huh: What is their purpose?
July 10, 201213 yr Lower CP cost I believe... I'm also fairly certain there was some huge drawback to using them... Been a while though.
July 10, 201213 yr Popular Post I was wondering what makes a premium card "premium"? I have a couple of these cards, but they don't seem to do anything special. :huh: What is their purpose? Premium Cards are one time use only cards. Basically after you use a Premiumonce in battle it will not come back the next time you reload. The only way to recover Premiums is to use an item card that reloads all of your cards. So if it's one time use only why bother? Hmm good point. Well there are several advantages to using Premium cards. First Premium cards cost significantly less CP so obviously they take up less room in your deck. The second reason they are so great are for sleights. Remember that in a sleight the first card used in that sleight is marked as un-reloadable? Well, why not use a Premium card? Premium cards do great as sleight starters because they cost less and save your other non-premium cards for later. Also if you use a premium card later in a sleight it is NOT marked as un-reloadable. So even a sleight with 3 Premiums will only lose one card. So how does this apply to my deck? The greatest use of Premium cards is in magic sleights. Think; you normally use 3 magic cards in combination automatically to make your magics cards more powerful. So by using Premium cards you can have a huge number of Cure and Cloud cards and hardly use any CP. Doesn't that just make you warm and tingly inside Edited July 10, 201213 yr by Nikolasvanitas
July 10, 201213 yr Author Premium Cards are one time use only cards. Basically after you use a Premium once in battle it will not come back the next time you reload. The only way to recover Premiums is to use an item card that reloads all of your cards. So if it's one time use only why bother? Hmm good point. Well there are several advantages to using Premium cards. First Premium cards cost significantly less CP so obviously they take up less room in your deck. The second reason they are so great are for sleights. Remember that in a sleight the first card used in that sleight is marked as un-reloadable? Well, why not use a Premium card? Premium cards do great as sleight starters because they cost less and save your other non-premium cards for later. Also if you use a premium card later in a sleight it is NOT marked as un-reloadable. So even a sleight with 3 Premiums will only lose one card. So how does this apply to my deck? The greatest use of Premium cards is in magic sleights. Think; you normally use 3 magic cards in combination automatically to make your magics cards more powerful. So by using Premium cards you can have a huge number of Cure and Cloud cards and hardly use any CP. Doesn't that just make you warm and tingly inside Thank you for your help. Now I can rearrange my deck of cards based on this information. This game is all about strategy, isn't it?
July 25, 201213 yr I was wondering what makes a premium card "premium"? I have a couple of these cards, but they don't seem to do anything special. :huh: What is their purpose? a premium card has lower cp cost BUT you can only use it once in your deck so if u reload it wont be there which is why i HATE premium cards.
August 5, 201213 yr In My Deck Called "Ultimate D" All My cards are Premium Cards hehe but I can't see the difference
I was wondering what makes a premium card "premium"? I have a couple of these cards, but they don't seem to do anything special. :huh: What is their purpose?