Event Horizon | Schwarzschild Radius

[Arum]

NAME: Event Horizon ELEMENT: Entropy COST: N TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: For every 10 you own, generate an unupgraded Singularity on the opponent's field.Do not play thrice a turn.	NAME: Schwarzschild Radius ELEMENT: Entropy COST: N TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: For every 15 you own, generate an upgraded Singularity on the opponent's  feild. Do not play twice a turn.

ART: None IDEA: Arum NOTES: It's for a new card called Singularity (http://Singularity), which is in trainer if you play 3 Novae or 2 Supernovae. I thought it might be a fun version of Aflatoxin. If you play twice a turn, for unupped, either via novas or whatever, then it generates 2 unupped Singularity on your side of the field. If you played 2 upped, then generate 3 upgraded Singularity on your side of the field. N = Amount of quanta you have, in tens. E.g. if you have 39  and use this spell, you will be left with 9  . SERIES: None.

Any Comments?

[qwas296]

woah, that looks strong to me....
dont know if the cost isn't too low...
i mean, a singularity??

[Arum]

woah, that looks strong to me....
dont know if the cost isn't too low...
i mean, a singularity??

Yes, a Singularity.
The cost isn't too low. If you have 10  , you can summon 1 Singularity on the opponent's side. I doubt anyone will wait for 20-30 quantum, anyways.
15  is 5 more quantum than the upgraded one costs. IT's also a bit fair.
And the drawbacks are more than equal enough.

[furballdn]

You still didn't say what N was.

[Arum]

You still didn't say what N was.

Read card text.
N = Amount of quanta you have, in tens(31  = 1  quanta left.

[Schlonz]

I think generating a Singularity should be left to game mechanics alone. The Singularity was individually designed to prevent SN chaining. Making it available through a card seems not right to me.

[Arum]

I think generating a Singularity should be left to game mechanics alone. The Singularity was individually designed to prevent SN chaining. Making it available through a card seems not right to me.

If you look in the bazaar, you can actually buy a Singularity card. . .

[furballdn]

I think generating a Singularity should be left to game mechanics alone. The Singularity was individually designed to prevent SN chaining. Making it available through a card seems not right to me.

If you look in the bazaar, you can actually buy a Singularity card. . .

Only in trainer. It's supposed to be a standalone card like ash and malignant cell that you can't buy or put in your deck.

[Arum]

I think generating a Singularity should be left to game mechanics alone. The Singularity was individually designed to prevent SN chaining. Making it available through a card seems not right to me.

If you look in the bazaar, you can actually buy a Singularity card. . .

Only in trainer. It's supposed to be a standalone card like ash and malignant cell that you can't buy or put in your deck.

BUT you can generate ash and Malignant cell, correct?

[Schlonz]

I think generating a Singularity should be left to game mechanics alone. The Singularity was individually designed to prevent SN chaining. Making it available through a card seems not right to me.

If you look in the bazaar, you can actually buy a Singularity card. . .

Only in trainer. It's supposed to be a standalone card like ash and malignant cell that you can't buy or put in your deck.

BUT you can generate ash and Malignant cell, correct?

Only as an effect of game mechanics. You cannot play it directly with a card.

[Arum]

I think generating a Singularity should be left to game mechanics alone. The Singularity was individually designed to prevent SN chaining. Making it available through a card seems not right to me.

If you look in the bazaar, you can actually buy a Singularity card. . .

Only in trainer. It's supposed to be a standalone card like ash and malignant cell that you can't buy or put in your deck.

BUT you can generate ash and Malignant cell, correct?

Only as an effect of game mechanics. You cannot play it directly with a card.

It is game mechanics, and so is this card.

[RRQJ]

don't like this card. way too powerful.