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							Deus Ex Machina, Ergos   - 
							#G-CB04/014EN  
							Reviewed: 
							Nov. 16, 2016 
							[Stride]-Stride Step-[Choose one or more cards with the sum of their grades being 3 or greater from your hand, and discard them] Stride this card on your (VC) from face down.
[AUTO](VC):[Bind the top card of your deck face up] When this unit's attack hits a vanguard, you may pay the cost. If you do, choose up to one card from your bind zone, put it into your hand, choose a card from your hand, and bind it face up. 
							
							Rating: 2.50 
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              |  Saikyo
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 | Deus Ex Machina, Ergos  Needs to hit and doesn't even +1 you. Binds are nice 
						though I guess.  2/5  |  
              |  Winston Fairwinds
 | [Deus 
						Ex Machina, Ergos] 
						Decent utility first stride for Chronofang and Gear 
						Colossus decks. On-hit, you grab something in your bind 
						zone and then bind something from your hand. The on-hit 
						effect is nice, because some of the effects you use in 
						the aforementioned decks bind the top card of the deck 
						randomly, and since that's not controlled by you, you 
						might have bound something you actually wanted in your 
						hand.  
						On-hit first strides kind of get a free pass with me. On 
						the one hand, they're on-hit reliant. On the other hand, 
						your follow-up strides get much deadlier if your 
						opponent decide to waste a PG on your silly on-hit first 
						stride (and don't draw into another PG). If the opponent 
						wants to waste guard on this, they're silly.
 3/5
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