Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth throws some exciting new challenges our way, and the Queen’s Blood card game is one of them. This addictive minigame can be found throughout the world of FF7 Rebirth, and it puts your strategic thinking to the test. If you’re making your way through Junon, you might run into the infamous Moore Twins, two little whippersnappers who hold their own at Queen’s Blood. To get the Ogre card #21 you need to beat Devin and Darren. So, let’s dive in!
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Where Do I Find These Brothers?
The Moore Twins aren’t hard to miss. You’ll find them upstairs, just past Maghnata Books in Junon. Keep an eye open for the pair of mischief-makers hanging out near a table. Just remember, this challenge is a two-parter, so prepare for back-to-back matches!
The Stakes
The Moore Twins throw in an extra wrinkle – they’re playing for gil with you! If you want to keep your wallet stocked, you’ll need to show them who’s boss. On the bright side, winning unlocks access to higher-ranked Queen’s Blood opponents throughout the world.
Building the Right Deck
While the Standard Deck can get the job done, strategically tailoring your deck can give you the upper hand against the Moore Twins. Here’s a potent setup focused on countering their strategies:
- Security Officer: This is one of your most important cards, especially for your early turns. It’ll help stop them from steamrolling you.
- J-Unit Sweeper/Mu: You’ll need these to control powerful enemy tiles. Focus on taking these enemy pieces out quickly.
- Magic Pot: This tricky card forces your opponent to make difficult sacrifices.
- Mandrago: This card’s ability to turn enemy tiles neutral can throw a wrench in your opponent’s plans.
- Toxinrat: Excellent for taking out high-value targets and protecting your important tiles.
- Cactuar: This high-powered card can quickly shift the tide when used strategically.
- Grenadier: A solid option for clearing groups of tiles and pressuring your opponent.
- Riot Trooper: Great for taking control of crucial spaces on the board.
- Elphadunk: Packs a punch and its ability to move tiles can create surprising combos.
- Crystalline Crab: A defensive powerhouse that can block enemy attacks.
Strategy for Devin Twin #1
The first twin is a good warm-up. Focus on tile control, and this deck’s disruptive cards should give you a comfortable win. You can just win against Devin with the standard deck without putting much effort. It was easy for me, the real challenge begins when you have to defeat the second twin.
Strategy for Darren Twin #2
Now’s where things get tough.
The Mulligan
Aim to have a Security Officer, a disruptive card (Magic Pot, Toxirat, or Mandrago), and another useful option in your opening hand. Keep rerolling until you get a strong start!
Turns 1-3
Place Security Officer, followed by your disruptive card to force the twin into making awkward plays. Follow that up with another strategic placement to keep them on their toes.
Controlling the Center
Now, focus on denying the twin the all-important center tile while chipping away at their other pieces.
Final Words
This deck is powerful but requires adaptability. The key is paying attention to your opponent’s placements and disrupting their plans. If you don’t get the opening hand you need against the second twin, don’t hesitate to restart the match. Even with the best strategy, Queen’s Blood can be unpredictable. It might take a few tries to get that winning run!
These kids have an attitude, so beating them is all the more satisfying.
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