Gate of Devotion
Earth Gate that turns spare entities into removal: each portal can sacrifice a cheap entity to hit an enemy Garden entity, even an untapped one.
- Earth Gate
- Gate
How to play it
- The sacrificed entity must be untapped. An entity you played this turn is untapped and can't attack yet, so it makes ideal fodder.
- The portaled entity's Gate Power caps the cost; the sacrificed entity's health sets the damage. With Gate Power 1, Mocking Dummy or Rei cost 1 but deal 2.
- Raise the fodder's health first with Goro Graveloth or Sand Stands Still for a bigger hit. With Bobu's ability active, sacrificing an Earth entity also heals 1.
From The Gate
Post Regional Goro Deck Notes
yqbirdThe author long played Goro with Gate of Devotion as a removal-and-ramp combo but found it hard to balance against both Raizan and Zero, and noted Pekiro and Cinderwake Ritualist are hard to kill with devotion damage.
Azuki TCG Tournament Recap — NYC
DGTLPaired with Bobu in the 3rd-place deck at NYC.
Details
- Card number
- AZK01-124
- Rarity
- Gate
- Released in
- Booster
- Illustrator
- Twisted Hand Studio
- Tournament status
- Legal
Questions
What does Gate of Devotion do in the Azuki TCG?
Tap: Portal an untapped entity from the Alley into the Garden, then you may sacrifice another untapped entity in your Garden with a cost equal to or less than the Gate Power of the portaled entity; if you do, you may deal damage to an entity in your opponent's Garden equal to the health of the sacrificed entity. Earth Gate that turns spare entities into removal: each portal can sacrifice a cheap entity to hit an enemy Garden entity, even an untapped one.
Is Gate of Devotion legal in tournaments?
Yes. Gate of Devotion is not banned.
Who illustrated Gate of Devotion?
Twisted Hand Studio.
