A more apt description would be they create temporary advantage to reduce reliance on drawing cards, and have a high pressure multiattack play pattern, which results in them being a very combo centric deck. They are a clan entirely built around the idea of Ronan, and have a playstyle built around coming into fight and disappearing at the end of a turn. Okay, so Murakumo, literally translates as Cloud Masses. Last talking point is Obtirandus, his skill is way over costly in Machining, which as a deck uses quite a chunk of counter blasts, without easy access to counter charging, but it doesn’t stop him being really powerful,one use can completely decimate a matchup. Now one of my favourite Megacolony cards, Darkface, he gains power, and stops your opponent using rearguards as skill targets or costs, which is really dumb in a lot of match-ups, and is the main way this deck can combat the likes of Gear Chronicle or Shadow Paladin, just by removing the ability for certain units to be used for skills, like Tick Tock or David, slows down these decks dramatically. Next we have Stun Beetle, Machining is one of the few Megacolony decks that can actively use this card to a decent effect, this is because of how easily they can limit your opponents vanguard attacks, thus allowing to more freely land hits with Stun Beetle, only running 2 because you need the space for other things. Pretty sweet card, mostly because of how much it can force your opponent to do to maintain momentum against it. He is a cheap, rather less than restricted vanguard stun, that stuns a rearguard too. First we have the Bread and Butter of Machining, Destroyer.

And some of the most powerful cards in the game exist! it’s surprising how little play Megacolony get with cards this powerful at their disposal.

Ahh the G Zone, this is the place where dreams are made.

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