I think the wording for your question might be off. Kit and Nerval both have effects that activate when sent to the graveyard. Kit sends a tri-brigade card and nerval searches a tri-brigade monster. All the main deck tri-brigades have an on field effect to banish beast, beast warrior or winged beast monsters (tri-type) from the graveyard to special summon a tri-type link monster with a link rating equal to the number of banished monsters. So banish 2 tri-types special a link 2. Does that answer your question?
@@MaxxCTCG amazing I’m understanding a lot clearer now! Really liked the video!! What’s this platform you did the testing on called? The way you broke down the sequences was easy to follow! to summarize none of those 4 tri types mentioned above when sent to the gave yard or when In the graveyard will be able to trigger their effect to banish to link summon? That banish to link summon effect must activate from the monster while they are on the field?
@@michaelb7753 I am glad the video helped and the explanation made it more clear! Your summary is correct! Tri-Brigade has flow to the way they access each other and you can start with Fraktall, Kit or Nerval to get your plays started. Tenki searches Fraktall as well as more starters. I will type out some stuff on the combo incase it helps make it more clear but you might already understand all this from the combo video. The goal is to get to Revolt so you can summon Shuraig on the opponent's turn for a non targeting banish as well as getting follow up and replenishing your resources since the banished tri-types go back to the gaveyard to be used again on the next turn. The cards being summoned out from revolt and going to grave trigger cards like Kit and Nerval or the Tri-Brigade Link Monsters if they are properly summoned (if you cheat them out with an effect Revolt can't summon them out). If Shuraig goes to the graveyard you can search a tri-type with a level less than or equal to the amount of banished tri-types so even if you have 1 banished tri-type you can search nerval which can use its on field effect to banish monsters from graveyard to summon another Shuraig on the opponent's turn or you can seach D.D. Crow if you want a hand trap to further interrup the opponent.
@@michaelb7753 The platform I was using was called Edo Pro I have a link to a bunch of different online simulators in my description. I like Edo Pro just because the interface is smoother and its automatic so it gives you prompts when things need to activate. If you want an online simulator that has more of a player base for testing I would checkout Omega or Nexus. Edo Pro doesn't have many players online now a days. If you want a manual simualtor where you can test in a way that feels more relaistic to playing in person checkout Dueling Book. Competitive players like this since the simulator isn't helping you by reminding you of things and if you misclick you can take a move back unlike in the automated ones. If you want an official simulator check out Master Duel on steam. They have the Tri-Brigade cards in their and it has the nicest smoothest game play and its also simulated too!
Yea it is but I had to read kerass again to make sure. Usually automated simulators don't let you make mistakes so I like running combo ideas through them in case I forgot about a restriction. Tri-Brigades locks you into Tri-Beast in an interesting way in comparison to most locks. After using the banish effect of kerass to summon a Tri-Beast Link: "also you can only use Beast, Beast-Warrior, and Winged Beast monsters as Link Material for the rest of this turn. " This just makes it so you have to use tri-type for a link summoming but you can summon other types of monsters.
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Out of, Kitt, Neeval, Fraktal and Kerras the tri engine.
Which of those can activate in the GY to banish from the GY to special summon?
I think the wording for your question might be off. Kit and Nerval both have effects that activate when sent to the graveyard. Kit sends a tri-brigade card and nerval searches a tri-brigade monster.
All the main deck tri-brigades have an on field effect to banish beast, beast warrior or winged beast monsters (tri-type) from the graveyard to special summon a tri-type link monster with a link rating equal to the number of banished monsters. So banish 2 tri-types special a link 2.
Does that answer your question?
@@MaxxCTCG amazing I’m understanding a lot clearer now! Really liked the video!! What’s this platform you did the testing on called?
The way you broke down the sequences was easy to follow!
to summarize none of those 4 tri types mentioned above when sent to the gave yard or when In the graveyard will be able to trigger their effect to banish to link summon?
That banish to link summon effect must activate from the monster while they are on the field?
@@michaelb7753 I am glad the video helped and the explanation made it more clear!
Your summary is correct! Tri-Brigade has flow to the way they access each other and you can start with Fraktall, Kit or Nerval to get your plays started. Tenki searches Fraktall as well as more starters. I will type out some stuff on the combo incase it helps make it more clear but you might already understand all this from the combo video.
The goal is to get to Revolt so you can summon Shuraig on the opponent's turn for a non targeting banish as well as getting follow up and replenishing your resources since the banished tri-types go back to the gaveyard to be used again on the next turn. The cards being summoned out from revolt and going to grave trigger cards like Kit and Nerval or the Tri-Brigade Link Monsters if they are properly summoned (if you cheat them out with an effect Revolt can't summon them out).
If Shuraig goes to the graveyard you can search a tri-type with a level less than or equal to the amount of banished tri-types so even if you have 1 banished tri-type you can search nerval which can use its on field effect to banish monsters from graveyard to summon another Shuraig on the opponent's turn or you can seach D.D. Crow if you want a hand trap to further interrup the opponent.
@@michaelb7753 The platform I was using was called Edo Pro I have a link to a bunch of different online simulators in my description. I like Edo Pro just because the interface is smoother and its automatic so it gives you prompts when things need to activate. If you want an online simulator that has more of a player base for testing I would checkout Omega or Nexus. Edo Pro doesn't have many players online now a days.
If you want a manual simualtor where you can test in a way that feels more relaistic to playing in person checkout Dueling Book. Competitive players like this since the simulator isn't helping you by reminding you of things and if you misclick you can take a move back unlike in the automated ones.
If you want an official simulator check out Master Duel on steam. They have the Tri-Brigade cards in their and it has the nicest smoothest game play and its also simulated too!
Combo 6: is it really possible to link away garunix (using it as link material) after you used the effect of Kerass?
Yea it is but I had to read kerass again to make sure. Usually automated simulators don't let you make mistakes so I like running combo ideas through them in case I forgot about a restriction.
Tri-Brigades locks you into Tri-Beast in an interesting way in comparison to most locks. After using the banish effect of kerass to summon a Tri-Beast Link:
"also you can only use Beast, Beast-Warrior, and Winged Beast monsters as Link Material for the rest of this turn. "
This just makes it so you have to use tri-type for a link summoming but you can summon other types of monsters.
@@MaxxCTCG thank you!
@@anaxagoras9751 Of course!If you have any other questions or ideas feel free to bring them up