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What's the Over-Under on a Better Format?
So I Heard A Union Arena Ban list Was Coming In light of the recent announcement on the Union Arena’s new restriction list coming over the weekend, I’d like to take my time to collect my thoughts and to put them in writing to see how far off base or how in-line I am with the competitive environment. I myself am not a tournament grinder, and I will often participate in one, maybe two regionals-level events a year. I am not sponsored by anyone, and I enter these tournaments alm


Volume 2: Electric Boogaloo
Everyone’s on that sequel hype train. There are more movie sequels and p requels coming out than ever before. It’s often a safe bet to take what worked in the past, re-hash it, re-master it, and re-release it to make a quick buck. Union Arena isn’t safe from this mindset. In light of this corporate mentality and Hollywood ethos, I have assembled a brief dissection and digestion of Volume 2 sets in Union Arena Tier 4 Highlander II: The Quickening (Standing in as Code Geass Vol


Union Arena Meta Matchup Guide
No deck can truly excel at anything and everything consistently. If that were the case, we’d have a bunch of mirror matches between players using one, singular, solved deck. We’d be functionally playing chess, where the only determination there is to make between players and their pieces is who goes first and who goes second.


Union Arena - That Time I was Reincarnated As A Slime Analysis
The best part of this set is likely going to be its size. On its English release, we’re receiving the Japanese starter deck cards, Volume 1, Volume 2, and a run of support promos all in one box.


Union Arena - Sakamoto Days Analysis.
General Deck Appraisal Philosophy Some decks are good at one thing in particular. Blue Kirito/Asuna Aincrad is excellent at multi-attacking via Double Attack and front-line-energy-line switches, and how Red Attack Titan excels at offensive power with Damage 2 and Impact 1 swings on large 5000BP characters. However, in recent times, meta-defining decks often have multiple strong aspects that allow them to cover a variety of defensive and offensive options. Red Kenshin, for exa
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