Cover made using images and elements from Gods Unchained.
Hello everyone, this time it's the turn of the cats that exist in Gods Unchained. I will be reviewing these cute cat cards (some aren't exactly cute) and see if they are worth adding to decks or just to the collection for now.
Cats are very popular and appear in many card games, but always with regular effects, rarely are they truly great. These are some cat cards in Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic the Gathering:
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Without further ado, let's start:
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These little 1 mana cats, unfortunately, have regular effects, so it's no suprise that they aren't seen in battles very often. I have seen the Feral Cat in battles before because some players play it at lower ranks, but I haven't seen the Midnight Cat in any battle, not even casually.
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Curious Wandercats are very good against relics, as they remove 3 durability at the end of their turn. I remember some opponents using this card against me, fortunately I only use two relics. But for those War decks that use dragon relics, it's pretty good.
On the other hand, the Ronellan Streetslinker may only have 2 health, but it has a powerful strength of 4. This cat likes to stay hidden, so unless it attacks first, no enemy creature can target it.
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Gariel is one of the most useful creatures in Gods Unchained. Its ability is pretty good, allowing you to choose any friendly creature to double its strenght and health. This cat may have low stats, but if it manages to stay on the battlefield for at least 2 turns, it or any allied creature can become very strong.
The Sphinx Cat, unfortunately, has a bad effect, I would say, it simply summons two neutral creatures that have no effect.
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The most famous cat in Gods Unchained, Shadow of Lethenon, is great at slowly dealing damage to the enemy god, it may only deal 1 damage through its effect, but if there is no enemy frontline creature it can also attack the god directly. And because this cat gains Hidden at the end of its turn, unless the opponent plays cards that affect the board, this shadow cat will be a nightmare for the enemy god.
The are two cards that summon more Shadow cats, one of them is the Nether creature, Shadow Matriarch, which summons a Shadow cat at the start of its turn.
The other is a spell that costs 7 mana and summons Shadow of Lethenons until your board is full of them. I think it has a good effect, but it costs too much mana, and since the point of using the Shadow of Lethenon is to destroy the opposing god as quickly as possible, it doesn't make sense for it to cost 7 mana. I think this spell should cost a max of 5 mana, at least to be considered for adding to decks.
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Finally, we have the only spell that includes a cat in its design, unfortunately it doesn't summon any cat. However, it has a great effect, that cat in the picture is a thief and will steal a relic from the opponent's deck and add it to its hand, a nightmare for War dragon decks.
Since the Shadow of Lethenon is the most played cat, I decided to create custom cards that summon those cats more.
These three cards will summon Shadows of Lethenons, dealing more damage to the enemy god if the cats survive to the next turn. To ensure their survival, the legendary creature and spell will give the cats more health.
Do you like the cat cards from Gods Unchained? For me it's a resounding yes. It would be great if they created a legendary cat.
By the way, I hope you like the custom cards, I love creating them, trying to make them look like real cards from the game.
That's all for now guys. See you next time, take care.
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Gods unchained cards: https://godsunchained.com/learn/cards
Create custom cards: https://www.gucustom.cards/
Custom cards images were generated by AI: https://deepai.org/machine-learning-model/text2img