Quickplay Magic
Promo
"Roll A Six Sided Dice. Multiply whatever number it lands on by one hundred and add that to the attack and defense of all of your monsters"
Skull Dice:
Trap Card
Promo
"Roll A Six Sided Dice. Multiply whatever number it lands on by one hundred and subtract that from all of your opponents monsters attack and defense"
Today we review two promos from Yugioh: The Eternal Duelist's Soul Gameboy advance game. They are very good when your opponent is cocky and attacks your blue eyes with a suped up Dark Magician only for it to be destroyed. It is a very cool combo to play them both at once. However, the chance of you rolling a six is about 17 percent, but the odds are the same for rolling a one. One major drawback of these cards however, is that you need to carry around a dice, and if you forget one, you cant play these cards. Theyd be even better if the effect was permenant.
Final Rating: 9 out of 10, theres nothing really wrong with it, theyre just not perfect, plus they're Promo Rare.
Final Comment: This has got to be the worst translation of a yugioh card in the whole game. In japan, its Angel Dice instead of the dorky "Graceful" and Devil instead of "Skull"
Stick with reinforcements. The main and almost only reason I use the dice is for attack. Plus there is only a 17% chance that you will have it do more.
Rating:3 out of 10
Skull/Graceful Dice Are Pretty Bad Cards. Its like playing monopoly while dueling. Stick to other equip cards.
Final Rating: 2 out of 10
Final Comment: I agree with Jammintenchi though that the names really suck.
This is not very good. Like Red Eyes said, stick with reinforcements. Hey, Pikman! I'm not going to write a long review!
Rating 2 out of 10. Sorry red eyes, but I had to copy you because you made good points, and you're right.