Armored Collosus Kit | Armored Collosus Kit

[OdinVanguard]

NAME: Armored Collosus Kit ELEMENT: Gravity COST: 11 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Target non-golem creature is now a golem. Its stats are now 10|15. It unreadies. On death, its previous state is restored.	NAME: Armored Collosus Kit ELEMENT: Gravity COST: 14 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Target non-golem creature is now a golem. Its stats are now 14|21. It unreadies. On death, its previous state is restored.

ART: OdinVanguard IDEA: OdinVanguard NOTES: "Today, everything just seems to fall into place" "And for your favorite minion, that place is a massive armored golem that will devastate anything that opposes it. Have fun." Basically, this card just sets a target's stats to 10|15 and applies to statuses. One that marks it as a golem, and one that stores the state of the creature as of the time of casting. All abilities, skills, etc. are retained. When the creature dies, it is returned to the state it was in before this spell was cast on it. Thematically, you are putting the target creature into a giant hollowed out armored battle golem. The non-golem clause is partly to keep this card from being cast repeatedly on the same creature (which would probably be a royal pain to code). But also to promote use of a "golem" status. Ex: You play an arctic squid and cast this upon it. Your squid is now a 10|15 golem. Your opponent promptly hits it with freeze and shockwave. The original squid is released. SERIES:

[Espithel]

The unupped is better than the upped, I feel. I don't think 3 ATK justifies plus 3 cost. Given it's already a massive monster, I doubt HP does enough just justify plus 3 cost.

[OdinVanguard]

hmm... would +1 cost be better instead?

[dawn to dusk]

PU would PU the golem, fractal and mito would... do what exactly?

[OdinVanguard]

PU would PU the golem, fractal and mito would... do what exactly?

Mito and fractal would copy the creature itself. This card only resets the creature's stats and gives it two traits / passive skills. The creature itself is not actually changed, so mito and fractal would still see the same base card sitting there.

The "golem" is just a shell or suit of armor encasing the creature. Like a specialized plate armor or something.

[Ginyu]

Interesting concept. It is basically an expensive dragon with better stats, but the fact you have to "sacrifice" a creature is a good way to balance it. I agree on a cost reduction for the upgraded. 12 seems fine; maybe even 10 for the unupped and 11 for the upped, because a 2-card-combo isn't easy to bring up early. I mean, they are actually dragons with health boost, but still vulnerable to Freeze, AM, RT and BB.

What happens when targetted with Reverse Time?

[OdinVanguard]

Since the spell does not technically "create" a new creature, just modifies the target, RW would send the creature card back to your deck.

E.g. if you put this on a squid and it gets rewound, then you get a squid at the top of your deck.

RW is basically a hard counter to this. Even more so than for other large cards.