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If you had a card that allowed your rearguards to perform drive checks, yes they would, since the crest gives all instances of that card the Twin Drive ability.

@@medanitem5104 oo ok so they don't currently perform the twin drive from the crest

@@ybnchickentendres8651 No. Much in the same way other G3 units don't perform Twin Drive while on RG, crest made G3s are treated as, and behave, exactly the same as cards printed as G3.

Actually this is something I am currently cooking and working on myself! It is a totally legal play! Since the crest is not something that exists anywhere in the deck or decklist, and is effectively a token you receive you don't need to account for it. As long as your ride deck has two NON-kiwame units and they both have kiwame forms present in your main deck, and no matter which one you choose you will have valid ride deck grades, you CAN train different boys to receive different crests in different matches of the same tournament! Keep in mind you MUST declare your training target at Stand Up, so if you're looking to counter pick certain opponents you will have to make your call based on their starter/the presence of a G-zone/ who went first, etc.

@@medanitem5104 I can confirm this ruling.

I guess that would depend on which deck lol I am currently prepping EVERY crest deck for an event I'll be running, though I am also running on minimal prep and testing time for all of them, but if there is a particular crest people were interested in, I'm sure it'd be possible for me to do something.

This build only works with G Coral specifically because the front row power boost she gives enables the constantly dropping and re-dropping Spicas and other RGs to put up numbers that threaten. If you wanted to do V Coral in Premium you'd likely need to rework the list to be something that primarily uses Heltrauda as the Stride, and can provide 3 or more SB from RG skills so that, when combined with the 1 SB from Heltrauda, would be enough to proc V Coral when you go back into her from Heltrauda's skill.

@@medanitem5104 I had my whole reply typed, submitted it, and even saw it appear on the youtube app, but youtube just deleted it on me. I'll just make it shorter. Thank you for the reply. I was getting the feeling that this build doesn't work with the V-version. I definitely think I prefer the extra base crit from the V-version for my units. My first deck was V-melody despite me not even using all the Colorful Pastorale girls until I optimized it last year; so if I want pure big numbers, I have a deck to fulfill that, although not the same format. I love Bermuda decks, but I'd rather have ones that play slightly differently across formats. At least I know how to use Heltrauda because my only premium deck currently is highlander with Raindear . This Coral deck should make a great addition . I'll just have to make the changes so I could use V-Coral. By the way, do you think it's worth using the g starter to fuel the soul, or just use V one and get the generic draw? I know v starter is likely the better option.

My original build WAS focused that way, but it did feel less effective than this one. However, as you point out, raised use of Honoly might make this build slightly less effective, in which case I might consider keeping the ability to get UP to 5 attacks, but find room to put Piaolang back in.

@@medanitem5104 Makes sense, thx for reply

My old list had a focus on Piaolang as well. I like her a lot, but with all the G2 space taken up in this version there wasn't much room for her. (Especially with Spica demanding so much Counterblast lol) If after awhile it feels like Liselotte isn't really adding anything I may bring Piaolang back though.

I like to think of Reit as more flexible than Vert. Act Skill-wise, Vert costs resources with the Soul blast, and can only bind Prism units, where Reit can just bind anything for free. Additionally, while Vert gets a bonus drive check, Reit nets you immediate benefits by drawing a card right away. While Vert DOES get to call 2 RG from bind by default, it is still limited to Prism. Reit gets an extra VG attack, which means she effectively has the same number of drive checks as Vert, but she also nets her own buff from it with the Force Marker she gains, which is nice since it will carry over to future turns, including for Heltrauda's benefit. Also with the more flexible choices Reit has for bind and call, she could call a Liselotte or Myrtoa from bind zone, both of whom will bring another unit with them, netting you the same number of RG calls as Vert anyway. Vert definitely has her appeal, but I think it's unfair to poor Reit to look at Vert as the by default superior choice.

I am in the process of reworking my Premium Coral deck, as well as trying out a Premium Liddy deck I saw. I will be posting some non-Bermuda profiles soon, but Bermuda is always on deck! XD