ETD01-007 · Official card details

Blazamut — Molten Sovereign

Blazamut – Molten Sovereign is a Red Pal from Trial Deck "Dawn of Palpagos Red・Blue".

Card type: Pal
Subtype: Lucky Pal
Color: red
Cost: 8
Power: 1600
Strike: 3
Element: Fire
Work suitability: KindlingCollecting
Card text: AUTO On Deploy: Choose up to 1 Pal, and deal 1000 damage.
Rarity: TD
Card number: ETD01-007
Card set: Trial Deck "Dawn of Palpagos Red・Blue"

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Updated: August 7, 2026
Last checked: August 7, 2026
Sources: Official card text + editorial strategy

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Official card text plus an editorial strategy guide for Blazamut.

Blazamut strategy guide

Blazamut — Molten Sovereign costs 8 Souls and is a red Pal. It has 1600 Power and Strike 3. In deck building, it functions as a late-game finisher that turns a large Soul payment into pressure.

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Best deck

Red decks that convert Materials and direct damage into pressure and need another way to remove or soften opposing Pals.

Use the card where its printed effect supports the deck's existing plan.

Copies to test

Start with 1–2 copies; expensive cards are strongest late and can crowd an opening hand.

Adjust only after recording how often it is useful in real opening and midgame hands.

How to play Blazamut

Use earlier turns to develop cheaper cards and preserve enough Souls for Blazamut — Molten Sovereign.
Resolve the deploy ability before combat, then use the changed board state to choose attacks and assignments.
After deployment, decide whether attacking, blocking or staying available for an assignment produces the most value this turn.

Watch for: At 8 Souls, drawing several copies early can slow the deck. Keep enough low- and mid-cost plays around it.

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