Does anyone actually use the harnessed twins?

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Does anyone actually use the harnessed twins?

they appear very hard to combine without at least 1 of them dying

[idk]

Nah, they aren't worth it at all. The only time I've pulled it off, is in Unranked while going against someone who was clearly new to the game lol. Even then it was hard to pull off and took 2 of each card. It's just too easy to destroy either one, but if you do manage to pull it off you've almost certainly won the game.

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Originally posted by Entach:

Nah, they aren't worth it at all. The only time I've pulled it off, is in Unranked while going against someone who was clearly new to the game lol. Even then it was hard to pull off and took 2 of each card. It's just too easy to destroy either one, but if you do manage to pull it off you've almost certainly won the game.

just what I thought :)

[BIG_TON]

The set up for them is a bit too problematic, the only way you can get them off for sure is using a dimensionalshift deck with runecraft but even then it isn't the greatest of builds. It's still cool as hell if you pull it off though.

[hikaru702]

While using Harnessed Twins can be hard to be as the main focus, you can try bringing them as your minor backup plan (if you have the space, that is); they can become a bait, as they are usually the first target.

Harnessed Glass by itself is a good card; capable of swinging 1 damage to the whole field before attacking its main target, this card is a good option for cleaning Sword/Forest field. Which also means, these classes would not let Harnessed Glass on the field, or they'll be losing field control in a jiffy. You can say it's an Angelic Barrage, but usable again if the enemy decided not to care about it.

Dunno about the Flame side tho. (If you see a Shadowcraft using Harnessed Glass, expect no Harnessed Flame, but PtP waiting for you, aka me)