He doesn’t have the Super Poly effect his original self has, but he’s got ATK potential just as a beatstick, and getting the requirement to do so is easy in almost any deck that uses Fallen of Albaz.
His potential for high ATK can also stop swarming, and while you likely may lose him in Main Phase 2, if he stops your opponent from doing heavy damage then he’s done his job. Regardless of how big Ashen’s ATK can be, regardless of what you use him for, you always have him as an option if your opponent uses a card effect to get rid of a monster of yours. This gives you an infinite body to keep bringing back as long as you have that Fusion Monster in the grave.
As long as you have Ashen and any Fusion Monster in your grave this effect is online. With that Level 8 Fusion Monster in the grave Ashen also directs card effects that target to him and not your other monsters, making him a target but also protecting something of yours.Īshen can Special Summon himself from the grave each time a monster you have leaves the field via your opponent’s card effect. 200ATK boost per monster later in the game might see Ashen as a 3000+ATK Normal Summon.
If you have a Level 8 Fusion Monster in your grave Ashen gets a boost that could raise his respectable 1800ATK to something far greater than you see on a Level 4. My boy Albaz may be down, but he’s got a lot of fight in him, as we see in Albaz the Ashen.Īnother way to up your copies of Fallen of Albaz, Ashen becomes Albaz on the field and in the grave, enabling him to be used for the many Fusion Summons within the Branded archetype.
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