Nirvana and the Blaze Maidens have ascended to a new level, wielding the new power known as XoverDress! XoverDress is an ability that the new Vairina variants possess, allowing them to be placed over “Trickstar” and a <Prayer Dragon> unit! Use XoverDress to unlock the strengths of your Vairina allies!

“Chakrabarthi Phoenix Dragon, Nirvana Jheva” is the new face of the XoverDress deck! It recalls “Trickstar” and a <Prayer Dragon> from drop to the field to prepare for XoverDress, and restands a powerful XoverDress unit on attack to decimate foes!

“Snuggling Blaze Maiden, Reiyu” and “Heart-pounding Blaze Maiden, Rino” retain their cuteness and consistency for the deck, being able to search out a Prayer Dragon and Trickstar respectively when ridden upon!

Like Nirvana Jheva, Vairina also receives a significant upgrade! These cards have huge offensive upside when they’re in the XoverDress state; “Brilliant Equip, Bram Vairina” has high Power and can snipe enemy lines, “Jeweled Sword Equip, Garou Vairina” can attack with guard restrictions, and “Sturdy Wall Equip, Vils Vairina” can fetch XoverDress pieces in drop while providing potent defense! The XoverDress mechanic exchanges piece reliance for a powerhouse of an offense, so be sure to maximize these Vairinas on the field to overwhelm your opponent!

An interesting support for Drajeweled is “Merciless Count, Botis”! When you Soul-Blast 3 or more cards at the same time for your card’s cost, Botis gains Power; if you Soul-Blast 4 or more, you can put a card in drop to soul and retire an enemy unit with the same grade as the card put!

Botis has a unique interaction with the Blitz Order “Shining Selfishness”. By using Shining Selfishness on your opponent’s turn, you can Soul-Blast 4 while Botis is on the field to retire an enemy attacker to significantly hamper your opponent’s offense!

There’s also an assortment of Dark States cards supporting a variety of ride lines! Firstly, we have “Diabolos Diver, Julian” providing help for Bruce; on attack, it gains Power according to the number of cards in your damage zone. For every two cards in your damage zone, it Soul-Charges 1, and you can call up to the same number of cards Soul-Charged by Julian’s effect from soul to the field! Julian doesn’t require you to be in “Final Rush”, and pairs well with previous support in “Diabolos Jetbacker, Lenard”, “Upward Acrobat, Marjorie” and “Monitoring Gear Dober”!

Next, “Direful Doll, Amandine” is a powerful unit that can be primarily used in Baromagnes decks! It gains Power if you have ten or more cards in soul, and can increase the number of cards Soul-Charged by card abilities by 1 for the turn! Amandine accumulates soul even faster, enabling attackers like “Brainwash Swirler” and Baromagnes itself to become even more threatening!

Finally, we have “Desire Devil, Kuvisgee” to aid the Greedon ride line. It Counter-Charges when moved to soul from the field by Greedon’s ability; while in soul, it also buffs rear-guards called by card abilities for free (this is particularly great in Greedon since your rear-guard columns tend to be weaker.)

In D Booster Set 06, the organization of Heroes makes themselves known! These allies gather together in the Hero Base, ready to launch into battle! “Galactic Hero, Unite Dianos” is the leader of the group, buffing all front row Hero allies and attacking with high Power and Critical as you accumulate more Bases in your Order Zone!

“Galactic Hero, Wired Kloston” helps to cycle through your deck and Scout Hero allies into your Base, while also becoming a useful attacker when it changes rear-guard positions during your battle phase! (From the ability of “Galactic Hero, Direct Foriel”!) As for “Galactic Hero, Architect Paseel”, it obtains your key Base cards from the deck so that you can begin Scouting more Hero allies!

The Heroes enact their battle plans in the “Hero Base “A.E.G.I.S.” “! By putting this Set Order into your Order Zone, you can scout three Hero cards from the top seven cards of your deck! (Scouting is the act of putting Hero cards into the Base.)

You can then Rest this Base and discard a card to call a Scouted card with grade equal to or less than your vanguard to the field to rally more Heroes to the battlefield! You can also use this Base on your opponent’s turn to call a Scouted card to the guardian circle, conserving your hand for other endeavors!

There’s a band of Heroes waiting in the wings, ready to take up the fight against evil! “Galactic Hero, Direct Foriel” switches your other rear-guard positions during your battle phase to maximize the number of attacks done in a turn; “Galactic Hero, Rampart Aspida” provides soul when Scouted and serves as a tough defender; and “Galactic Hero, Flatten Sufrey” is a great attacker that has spot removal!

A card that can be considered in the Hero lineup is “Aiding Monster, Tectien”, which was introduced in D Booster Set 05: Triumphant Return of the Brave Heroes. You can discard it by using your Base’s ability, before scouring your deck for more Bases!

There’s also a few cards supporting other Brandt Gate playstyles! Firstly, “Combine Rusher” is an ally that slots in well in many decks! It’s a great attacker that also recalls itself from the drop to the field when your Set Order is played!

For those devoted to Orfist, there is “Cardinal Dragon, Nuvorea” that gains incremental Power for each World in your Order Zone and can call another Shadow Army token to the field when retired! It’s especially great in bolstering your offensive strikes with “Cardinal Dominus, Orfist Regis”!

Finally, Seraph Snow players can consider “Aurora Battle Princess, Crumple Orchid” to enable multi-attack for their Prison deck, in exchange for returning an Imprisoned card to your opponent’s hand.

Revolt against the elite with the new Youthberk rideline, coming to you in “D Trial Deck 03: Raika Koshiba - Skyfall Executors -”! This deck utilizes the new keyword RevolDress: it allows you to superior ride Youthberk’s RevolForm variants during your battle phase to beat down foes with a ferocious vanguard! The beginner-friendly “Youthberk “Protofall Arms” “ can trigger RevolDress after it attacked, but it can also be regarded as its upgraded form “Youthberk “Skyfall Arms” “ when rode upon to activate Persona Ride!

The grade 1 and 2s of this ride line help with the consistency of getting the RevolForm pieces you need; “Determined to Break Away, Youth” can add a Youthberk card to hand or call another ally to the field from the top three cards of your deck, while “Knight of Ardent Light, Youth” can add a grade 2 or greater card in drop to hand when rode upon! (Use this to obtain Persona Ride copies, RevolForm cards or consistency pieces like Schneizal and Cadwalla!)

“Youthberk “Skyfall Arms” ” is the enhanced version of the trial deck version; aside from its RevolDress ability, it shares similarities to its grade 1 ride “Determined to Break Away, Youth”: by discarding a card during your main phase, you can either add a Youthberk card or call another ally from the top three cards of your deck! This consistency helps to get to key pieces quickly.

Now, let’s take a look at Youthberk’s RevolForm cards! By riding them from your RevolDress ability, they can activate powerful effects! At the end of your turn, they ride a RevolDress card in your soul, allowing you to prepare for another turn.

In the Trial Deck, we have “Youthberk “RevolForm: Zest” “. By placing it by the RevolDress ability, it gains high Power! (and an extra Critical if Persona Ride is active!) This RevolForm provides immediate pressure to decimate your opponent. On the other hand, the Booster Set introduces “Youthberk “RevolForm: Gust” “ as an alternative ride target. While it doesn’t get as much Power as Zest does, Gust can gain additional drives that can be instrumental in turning the tide of the battle!

Aiding in the consistency of the deck is “Knight of Fracture, Schneizal” and “Knight of Piercing, Cadwalla”! Schneizal puts a Youthberk card from the top five cards of your deck into your hand and gains Power when it enters the field, and also buffs your vanguard if it was placed this turn by riding a grade 3! (This can activate both from Persona Ride and RevolForm.) There’s also Cadwalla that adds a grade 2 or greater card from the top three cards of your deck after attacking; if it fails, you can still draw a card!

Next, “Menacing Tiger” calls itself to the field as Rest when discarded from hand during your turn to maintain board presence; it then buffs your vanguard immediately afterwards! This ability can be activated through Skyfall Arms or Gust’s discard costs for their effects.

As always, “Painkiller Angel” is an unquestioned generic for Keter Sanctuary that can be relied on to gain card advantage. You could potentially call this from card abilities like that of Skyfall Arms and grade 1 Youth!

Hexaorb" fans, it’s your time to shine! “Octaray Sorceress” scrys the top two cards of your deck, adding any of them to hand and putting the remaining cards on the top of your deck to manipulate your future drive checks! It can also be a useful attacker when Persona Ride is active! Next, “Changing Magic, Memeruru” retires itself to put your Critical trigger or Front trigger in your drop to hand to set up “Hexaorb Sorceress”. Finally, “Quadra Cast Sorceress” can rearrange the top two cards of your deck and Soul-Charge 1.

The flowers bloom under the tender care and cheerful tunes of Lianorn and her band! “D Trial Deck 01: Urara Haneyama - Bandmaster of Blossoming Bonds” introduces this ride line that focuses on boosting your vanguard with multiple rear-guards to reach the climax of the battle!

Not only can “Bandmaster of Blossoming Bonds, Lianorn” trigger Persona Ride when ridden upon by its Booster Set version, it also gathers the energies of her allies with Boost in the back row to launch an unstoppable vanguard attack! (It can potentially gain a drive as well!) Afterwards, Lianorn Stands those boosters to support your other attackers!

“Brilliant Tune, Rektina” and “Budding of Pleasant Sounds, Gracia” help to fill your back row with grade 1 allies that support Lianorn by boosting! These two musicians also become effective boosters on the field as well!

In D Booster Set 06, “Grand March of Full Bloom, Lianorn” provides greater ease in achieving Lianorn’s grandiose musical! It retains the ability to be boosted by multiple rear-guards, but it also draws a card and calls a band member from hand for just 1 Counter-Blast!

“Clapping Dragon”, “Performing Pedal, Diantha” and “Happy Dreaming Festa!” are some cards that can amplify the tone of this deck! Clapping Dragon provides on-demand draw and becomes a strong attacker, while Diantha and Happy Dreaming Festa! gather more musicians onto the field with relative ease! (Diantha also can be an effective booster with Lianorn!)

A card that you can consider in the deck is “Creed Assault”, which was originally introduced in D Booster Set 03 as a potential support for Flagburg Dragon. This card is a powerful offensive piece that cannot attack if your rear-guard did not Stand by a card effect; thankfully, Lianorn’s amplified Boost ability can restand those additional boosters again, allowing you to instantly meet the conditions for Creed Assault to attack!

Zorga players can look into this grade 1 Order: “In the Dim Darkness, the Frozen Resentment”. This normal order discards a card from the top three cards of your deck, before summoning an ally from drop to the field. Use it in the early game to fill up your drop zone; then, you can Alchemagic it with your other Orders to rally your undead to your call!