Cardfight Vanguard Quiz: Which Overdress Nation Fits You?

1. What aesthetics/visual themes appeal to you?

Dragons, Priests, and/or Artillery

Horror, American Football, and/or Steampunk

Knights, Angels, and/or Sorcerers

Nature(Animals and Plants), Marines, and/or Undead

Robots, Aliens, and/or Police

2. Which of these traits would you say best fits how you feel when playing a game?

Faith - No matter the situation, you always feel that things will work out in your favor.

Endurance - Victory is certain if you can hold out long enough to obtain it.

Premeditation - Your strategy ensures your victory well before the game has even begun.

Flexibility - You're always prepared to adapt to the situation at hand in order to win

Manipulation - You're sharp enough to read your opponents and have them play into your hands.

3. If you have to choose people for a team game, who do you pick?

Your friends or people you think you'll get along with.

People who you think need a little motivation to draw out their potential.

People you think are the most capable or best suited to win.

People who seem quirky or fun to pair with.

People that I can use to pit against their friends or my rivals.

4. A vanguard is someone who leads the way, and in Cardfight Vanguard, you are represented by the Vanguard leading your units in battle. What kind of Vanguard do you want to be?

One who sees the hidden strengths of others, pushing allies to be the best possible versions of themselves

One who stands in the frontline eager for battle, inspiring allies by taking hits and hitting back harder

One who prioritizes status and skill, showcasing superiority and working only with those proven to be the best for the best results

One who recognizes strength in numbers, quickly rallying and organizing troops around yourself

One who prioritizes tactics, making the right moves at the right time to keep the game in your favor

5. Which of these do you dislike the most about trading card games?

Overcomplicated Cards/Decks

Not having the resources you need to execute your gameplan

Random Chance

Opponents easily shutting down/playing around your ideal gameplan

Inability to respond to/play around the opponent

6. What is your general price range?

Cheap (50$ USD or Lower)

Average (50-100$ USD)

Expensive (100-200$ USD)

Variable (Around 50-100$ USD range, but changes more often)

Money is of no concern.

7. Which of these sound like an ideal playstyle/victory for you?

Evolving and strengthening your ace card to win the game

Setting the game up for the one moment where you overwhelm the opponent

Putting up a strong, consistent offensive in the middle of the game to pressure the opponent

Attacking earlier in the game to end a match before the opponent can properly play

Removing the opponent's cards momentarily so they spend resources on retrieval and give you an advantage

Destroying the opponent's field and strengthening your own to reduce their advantage

Setting up and strengthening your cards throughout the game to slowly out scale the opponent

Manipulating your deck to know what will happen before you take action, keeping yourself steps ahead of the opponent

Reusing dead cards to minimize spending resources for maximum value throughout the game

Creating temporary allies to maintain offensive pressure and save cards in your hand, making sure your opponent can't fully respond to your plays

8. Your opponent calls a threatening unit to Rearguard. How do you address it?

Remove it as soon as possible

Let it stay and see what happens

Ignore it. Pushing the opponent for damage is what matters.

Accept it and move to your fallback plan

Use the countermeasure you were saving for this exact moment

9. What do you prefer to focus on when deck building?

Supporting a minimal number of key cards in the deck

Working towards a general strategy or mechanic

Using cards that are easily accessible and generally reliable

Including options that can be played quickly and flexibly

Considering the options of opponents to play around them

10. Which of these is most important to you in a card game?

Having a challenging match against an opponent

To win above all else

To play the way I want to

To make the opponent have less fun than me

To have a good time