Author: eMNeMzxz66666
Date: Jan 04, 04 10:29PM
Subject: Divine Creatures? Are they like, invincible or what?
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I won a divine monster... But I don't get it it doesnt have a weakness? What if a monster with higher atk than it hits it does it die???
Please respond
Author: obelisk69
Date: Feb 21, 04 04:17AM
Subject: re: Divine Creatures? Are they like, invincible or what?
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yes the only advantage of having a divine monster is that it can't be beat by types, but if a stronger atk monsters attacks it, it will die
Author: obelisk69
Date: Feb 21, 04 04:18AM
Subject: re: Divine Creatures? Are they like, invincible or what?
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divine monsters also are effected by trap and magic cards, they are basically like all the other monsters
Author: gotenks992
Date: Feb 21, 04 04:57AM
Subject: re: Divine Creatures? Are they like, invincible or what?
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The magic and trap cards effects one work for one turn then the the divine beast is back but say you summon perfectly ultimater Great Moth and you use like Horn of the Unicorn and like Axe of Despair to bring it's attack to 5200 and your facing Slifer and he has only 3000 attack caus ethe controller of him has 3 cards then it can be destroyed.
Author: LoKD18
Date: Mar 30, 04 11:29PM
Subject: re: Divine Creatures? Are they like, invincible or what?
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The main advantage with Divine creatures is that it can't be destroyed because of weaknesses. Although it can't destroy other creatures with weaknesses either.
I forgot to mention something. If you had a Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon, you would be virtually unbeatable because it is a Divine card.
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Author: Epsalon X
Date: Jun 10, 05 11:01PM
Subject: re: Divine Creatures? Are they like, invincible or what?
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