Board negation of effects is great, and with needing at least three materials for the Synchro Summon means three negations during your turn minimum. No inherited continuous protection though, so you can be forced to activate one of its effects early. Level 12 gives you some leeway to do multiple Synchro Summons and combine into this though.

The color palette of the weapon was a reference to the astral palette in previous versions of the mod.Cosmic Quasar Dragon is the last card we’re reviewing this week, and is on the god level of Cosmic Blazar and Shooting Quasar Dragon…for good reason.Īnother Synchro that needs a Tuner Synchro monster and two or more non-Tuner Synchro Monsters for its summon, that is a lot to invest even with decks geared to Synchro Summoning.

The tooltip was a reference to a meme where the word 'suck' is purposely spelled as 'succ'.A quasar is an extremely bright astronomical object which consists of a supermassive black hole constantly sucking in gas from an accretion disk around it, generating massive amounts of energy in the process.This item was a reference to the item of the same name from Borderlands 2.Performing a stealth strike with the Quasar would cause the split Quasar knives to emit explosions on contact that rain down astral, holy, and fallen stars as long as an enemy was within the explosion. Unlike the Radiant Star, the split knives of Quasar did not home in on enemies. If an enemy was hit by a Quasar knife that was caught up in the explosion, astral, fallen, and hallowed stars would rain down on them, dealing full damage of the Quasar knife. The black hole-like effect did not affect bosses. It functioned identically to the Radiant Star with the main difference being that the explosion would pull in enemies.

The Quasar was a Hardmode non-consumable dagger that dropped from Astrum Deus in Malice Mode.

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