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This can really put your opponent into a tight spot!Īt the end of the player turn, the unit you Stride is returned to the Generation Zone face up.

Perhaps the most significant thing to be aware of with Stride units is they get 'Triple-drive' when they attack, meaning you get to check 3 drive triggers instead of two. You'll see the Stride Unit has a power level such as '15000+', this power is added to the base power of the unit you Stride upon (usually giving you a 26k base column, if you Stride over a Legion pair you only choose one of the two cards to add the Stride power to). This card is placed over your Vanguard with the power and name still showing below. Then you may pick a card from your 'Generation Zone' to Stride, which lasts until the end of turn. In order to Stride, you must discard cards from your hand with a grade equivalent of 3 (For example, dropping a Grade 3, or a Grade 1+2 card).

Note, unlike Legion you can't Stride during the main phase. When both players are on Grade 3 (similar to the requirement for Legion), the controlling player may activate Stride in between his/her Ride phase and the start of the main phase. You may have up to 8 Stride Units in a side-deck of sorts which sits face down upon your damage zone.

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