Doomling | Darkling

[faugn]

NAME: Doomling ELEMENT: Darkness COST: 4 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 3 | 5 TEXT: All creature abilities are disabled for a turn when Doomling is played.	NAME: Darkling ELEMENT: Darkness COST: 5 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 5 | 7 TEXT: All creature abilities are disabled for a turn when Darkling is played.

ART: Faugn IDEA: Faugn NOTES: * This card also affects your own creatures so they can't use their abilities for one turn as well,  use it wisely. * Effect only disables active skills of creatures, passives are not affected. * Creatures may not be able to use skills but they can still attack and deal damage. * The mechanics of this card is a universal effect rather than a targeting skill, therefore immortal creatures may also be affected * If you play two or three Doomlings all at once, the effect is still one turn.  Play this card one at a time/every other turn for best use of its effect or summon many   Doomlings and go for damage , its really up to you.. My first card, please advise SERIES:

[Drake_XIV]

Hm, that's the old card background, ne?

Did you use the older card image maker?

I just want to address technicalities before the idea itself.

And welcome to the community.

[faugn]

Where can i find the new card maker?

[Drake_XIV]

http://elementscommunity.org/tools/xenocidius/card/

[moomoose]

its a good mechanic, phantom fox came up with it a long time ago- http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,7206.0.html wish he was still around

[Drake_XIV]

Ah, Forge...

Well, if you wish to pursue this idea and submit it to the Crucible, you'll have to rework the ability so that it is different enough from Thunderbird.

[faugn]

i see... have to think of something else then

[Drake_XIV]

Perhaps you can add a secondary effect for Doom?  Make it more fitting to ?

[faugn]

I removed doom skill and tried a different mechanic

[Elbirn]

I'm a bit confused as to how this new effect fits doomling... It's a delay/lobo effect, basically.
I suppose it makes sense if the idea is that the doomling causes a "fear" effect when summoned, scaring all creatures in play. Is that the intention?

What happens if I play two Doomlings, one after the other? Does the effect stack, causing a two turn ability delay? Does Doomling's delay only apply to active abilities, or passive one's as well? If it's the latter, will playing two doomlings cause the first one's effect to cancel, thus resulting in only a one turn ability delay?

[Drake_XIV]

I'm a bit confused as to how this new effect fits doomling... It's a delay/lobo effect, basically.
I suppose it makes sense if the idea is that the doomling causes a "fear" effect when summoned, scaring all creatures in play. Is that the intention?

What happens if I play two Doomlings, one after the other? Does the effect stack, causing a two turn ability delay? Does Doomling's delay only apply to active abilities, or passive one's as well? If it's the latter, will playing two doomlings cause the first one's effect to cancel, thus resulting in only a one turn ability delay?

well, the first would negate the next, no?

[faugn]

I'm a bit confused as to how this new effect fits doomling... It's a delay/lobo effect, basically.
I suppose it makes sense if the idea is that the doomling causes a "fear" effect when summoned, scaring all creatures in play. Is that the intention?

What happens if I play two Doomlings, one after the other? Does the effect stack, causing a two turn ability delay? Does Doomling's delay only apply to active abilities, or passive one's as well? If it's the latter, will playing two doomlings cause the first one's effect to cancel, thus resulting in only a one turn ability delay?

well, the first would negate the next, no?

Its just a one time effect that happens only every time you play the card
For now, it only affects active creature abilities
It will be always one turn , the disable effect does not stack

@ Elbrin : Yes, Thats the intention,
@ Drake & Elbrin : I intended it to cancel active creature abilities, and since this is an effect, it is not affected. Still, even if you play two or three doomlings all at once, the effect is still one turn. I guess it is made to be effective if played one at a time. Effect or Damage its up to you