This character can be deployed to a mission without regard to link rules.【Deploy】Draw 1 card from your deck and deploy it on this mission immediately. If you cannot, discard the card. You can not use the character's [Unite] effect should it have one.
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'''Taki''' (タキ, ''Taki'') is a [[Craftman card|Craftman]]-[[class]] [[character card]] from the [[Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG]]. It is part of the [[Starter Box & Booster Pack Vol.1]] expansion and is numbered 083. | |||
==Card Data== | |||
{{Card | {{Card | ||
|name= Taki | |name=Taki | ||
| | |jpname=タキ | ||
| | |roname=Taki | ||
| | |img=Taki (CS card 083) | ||
| | |art=Yashioka Shō | ||
| | |exp=Starter Box & Booster Pack Vol.1 | ||
| | |no=083 | ||
| | |type=Craftman | ||
|gender= Female | |gender=Female | ||
| | |linkA=yes | ||
| | |linkB=yes | ||
| | |linkE=yes | ||
| | |str=0 | ||
|con=1 | |||
| | |jptext=あなたはこのミッションでリンクを無視してキャラクターを出せる。［出］あなたは山札から１枚引き、それを派遣する。派遣できないときは捨てる。そのキャラクターに対して［協］は使用できない。 | ||
|jptext= | |entext=This [[Character card|character]] can be deployed to a [[Mission card|mission]] without regard to [[link]] rules.{{CSapp}}Draw 1 card from your deck and deploy it on this mission immediately. If you cannot, discard the card. You can not use the character's [Unite] effect should it have one. | ||
|entext= | }} | ||
}} | |||
==Release Information== | |||
This card was first released as card number 083 in the original [[Starter Box & Booster Pack Vol.1]] release with artwork by [[Yashioka Shō]]. It was part of the [[Starter Box]] deck. | |||
It would later receive a [[Premium Pack]] version using [[Suikoden II]] character artwork from [[Ishikawa Fumi]]. Its card text and attributes are identical to the original card. That card is [[Taki (CS card 335)|card number 78]] of the Premium Pack expansion and card number 335 overall. | |||
This card was later remade for Genso Suikoden Card Stories Chapter II's [[Remake Booster]] expansion as [[Taki (CS card CS2-490)|CS2-490/R083]] with updated artwork and card text to better reflect its abilities and the changes in the game between the original Genso Suikoden Card Stories and Chapter II. | |||
This card was later | |||
For Genso Suikoden Card Stories Chapter II purposes, its CS2-489/R082 card text is considered an [[Errata|erratum]] to the card text listed here, regardless of if a player is using the original or remake card in their actual [[deck]]. There are no real differences between the different versions of this card in terms of play, however. | |||
{{GS05}} {{Short description|Card Stories card | {{GS05}} {{Short description|Card Stories card 083}} | ||
Latest revision as of 14:25, 13 December 2024
- Main article: Taki
Taki (タキ, Taki) is a Craftman-class character card from the Genso Suikoden Card Stories TCG. It is part of the Starter Box & Booster Pack Vol.1 expansion and is numbered 083.
Card Data
Taki
Japanese: タキ • Rōmaji: Taki
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Class
Craftman
Femaleあなたはこのミッションでリンクを無視してキャラクターを出せる。［出］あなたは山札から１枚引き、それを派遣する。派遣できないときは捨てる。そのキャラクターに対して［協］は使用できない。
Card No. 083 • Illustration Yashioka Shō
Release Information
This card was first released as card number 083 in the original Starter Box & Booster Pack Vol.1 release with artwork by Yashioka Shō. It was part of the Starter Box deck.
It would later receive a Premium Pack version using Suikoden II character artwork from Ishikawa Fumi. Its card text and attributes are identical to the original card. That card is card number 78 of the Premium Pack expansion and card number 335 overall.
This card was later remade for Genso Suikoden Card Stories Chapter II's Remake Booster expansion as CS2-490/R083 with updated artwork and card text to better reflect its abilities and the changes in the game between the original Genso Suikoden Card Stories and Chapter II.
For Genso Suikoden Card Stories Chapter II purposes, its CS2-489/R082 card text is considered an erratum to the card text listed here, regardless of if a player is using the original or remake card in their actual deck. There are no real differences between the different versions of this card in terms of play, however.