Budget Deck: Gear Chronicle (Pegasus)

Gear Chronicle, is a wild horse clan in CFV right now, that is supported like a monster (Since well, it is Chrono's clan). There are mainly 2 ways to go with this clan: Either Guard Restriction or Field Control. Guard Restriction is the Aggressive one, obviously. This one is self explinatory. On the other hand Field Control is... Basically Kagero, only a lot more interesting. GC can't destroy as much as Kagero, but it has countless options that you can use from Epoch + Glimmerbreath, Chronoscommand pressure, Lost Age mass Rewind, Chronojet spam, and Legion. You can do everything for very budget options.

Guard Restriction or Field Control?

Personally I really like Field Control the best, but that's not what I'm here to talk about today. Before when we were still getting the FC2015 spoilers, I saw Upheaval Pegasus and thought "Meh, works" and dismissed it.

That's when I found the existance of Mist Geyser Dragon and friends.

This gets soo ridiculous, it's not even funny. It's unarguably the best deck in GC right now, and very budget considering that nothing is too expensive. All you need is 2 TDs and a few cheap cards and voila! You're ready to go.

Rulings: When you Pegasus your opponent they check Liberator Garmore style. Note in mind.

Grade 4

Requires Chronojet Dragon,
is a Pegasus

If you haven't noticed yet, this deck focuses on waiting for your opponent to build a field and unleashing Pegasus, resulting in a massive scary as hell 60k collumns. I'm not even kidding, 60k Legit.

So go to hell with 4 Pegasi, and now the rest of the lineup... Since you have no reason not to max out your G-zone, I'd get a few other cards. Epoch-maker works, then there's Faterider Dragon that tutors out units, and so on and so forth. Until your opponent has at least 3 units, you won't be Striding Pegasus so these guys can do the job for you.

If you can't afford 4 G-units, then you could always use 1 Epoch only and get away with it (Trust me I've tried it before) but it's always for the best to max out the G-zone.

Grade 3

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So the only boss (As of now) for GC is Chronojet, so max him out. You need him for Pegasus anyway.

So in GC there weren't any decent backups for Chronojet (Being a new clan and all) but G-BT04 changed it all. G-BT04 teasers gave us an amazing backup for GC, and his name will forever remain in the history of GC. Steam Fighter, Balif is such an amazing unit; you'll never go wrong with this guy in your deck. You ride him? Skill to search out Chronojet. You hit with Epoch? Call him out for a RG on-hit Rewind. You absolutely can't go wrong. If you do? Nah you can't go wrong when you have a 100% chance of riding Chronojet.

You'll never go wrong.

Until G-BT04 comes out, any G3 that has 11k can be replaced with it, so yeah. Once Balif comes out defenitely replace him though.

Grade 2

What's with all that battery?

Mist Geyser isn't the only unit that gains from Pegasus. Iron-fanged Gear Hound is the G2 clone for Mist Geyser that combined with the latter, gets.... Very scary. Run 4 to max out luck.

Other options are very few... Well there's Glimmer Breath Dragon who extends your Rewind count to power up units, there's Steam Knight, Kalium that can up your count twice while not plussing directly (Also gives early game options), and that 8k doesn't even matter when Mist Geyser can pump it to 58k.

If you can't get Glimmerbreath, then Amber works. If you can't get Kalim (For some reason) then Smokegear.

Grade 1

Yet another Turtle Drgon!

4 Mist Geyser is a must, 4 PG is a must, 3-4 Steam Breath is a must. Now that makes it a whole lot easier.

Anyway going back, there are a few options for this deck. First up another G-BT04 card that is yet to come out, Forethought Gear Fox. This is a Grade 1 Tom (Why not 2...) that works. Booster by Mist Geyser this'll make a real PG or die attack, unless your opponent somehow gets out 6 G1s and 2s, it's unblockable (OR a PG).  It works, but it isn't really needed no matter what. Then there's Summit Crest Gear Wolf, who is a replacement for Mist Geyser for +3k instead, but with 7k base. Obviously (Aside from ride target) Mist Geyser's better, but why not run both?

Grade 0

What, you're worried about not having a Mist Geyser in the field when you need it? Don't worry for you have Gearhawk! This is commonly called the worst starter in GC, which is true, but not in this deck. The deck has a loot of Rewinding power so it's the ideal starter for the deck. Do not run anything else. Perioud.

Triggers? Eh, 12 Stands with this deck might be scary... Then again crits and Draws are still a thing, so as always please try it out.

                                                                                                                                                                   

Decklist: 

Note: I highly support building your own decks and doing your own testings. Please do not straight out use this deck, but use it as a base to start and spread out and make your own Version.

Grade 0

• 16 Triggers of choice
• Brass Feather Gearhawk x1

Grade 1:

• PG of choice x4
• Mist Geyser Dragon x4
• Steam Breath Dragon x4
• Forethoughtful Gear Fox x2

Grade 2:

• Iron-fanged Gear Hound x4
• Glimmer Breath Dragon x4
• Steam Knight, Kalium x3

Grade 3:

• Chronojet Dragon x4
• Steam Fighter, Balif x4

Grade 4:

• Interdimensional Beast, Upheaval Pegasus x4
• Interdimensional Dragon, Epoch-maker Dragon x1
• Interdimensional Dragon, Faterider Dragon x4
• Interdimensional Dragon, Mystery-flare Dragon/Interdimensional Dragon, Chronoscommand Dragon x2
• Retroactive Time Maiden, Uluru x4
• Dark Element, Dizmel x1

                                                                                                                                                                   

Effectiveness: 10/10

Price: $50-60

Competetive: Yes

Final Words: So this deck is one of the best options around (Being the best deck in the whole clan and all) and also very affordable. Also it's very autopilot and overall amazing. I would defenitely recommend this for players who aim for competetive play, and beginners who wants to win. For fun? This deck is probably better suited in competetive play (Because it'll ruin your opponent's hopes and dreams) but yeah, there's no problem in running it in casual play. I wouldn't recommend it though.