[Round 3] Boss Task

[JonathanCrazyJ]

NAME: The Spawning ELEMENT: Life COST: 15 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: N/A TEXT: Transform all creatures into Frogspawn. Consumes all remaining life quanta.	NAME: The Spawning ELEMENT: Life COST: 12 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: N/A TEXT: Transform all creatures into Frogspawn. Consumes all remaining life quanta.

NAME: Frogspawn ELEMENT: Life COST: 1 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 0 | 4 TEXT: 2 :  The Hatching Frogspawn turns into a Giant Frog.

ART: IDEA: Abyss Brawlers NOTES: Frogspawn can be targeted by Fractal. Frogspawn's "2 : The Hatching" ability can be used by any Quanta. FAQ Q: Who hatches first? A: The opponent will be able to hatch their Frogspawn First. Q: Why is Frogspawn 4 hp? A: The Spawning + instant Firestorm would be OP. 4hp means it can be killed by most single target CC, but not by mass CC, so the opponent will have the chance to hatch most of their Spawn. Q: Giant Frog? the 5 / 3 upgraded one? A: Yes. This allows the card to be used aggressively (Aflatoxin, rol/fractal) OR stally. Q: Why is this Fieldwipe? A: Fieldwipe is a broad term. I consider it a way to flatten the playing field. Sure, if you have 10 creatures and they have 3, it will stay like that, but the creatures themselves will be equalised. SERIES:

[JonathanCrazyJ]

Atm I'm thinking about an idea where ALL creatures on both sides are replaced by 'Living Roots' or something like that, 0/2 creatures which are delayed for 2 turns, and the ability 
  : Flourish. This would turn them into 5/5 creatures.

So, you'd use this, and it would halt your opponent's rush, though not permanently. If you were running your own aggressive deck, then your roots would be available to flourish 1 turn before your opponent.

[Silver Emerald]

Sounds interesting. I do wonder whether fits the 'balanced' standard or not. Might consider increasing it to 3 or maybe 4 since most ~5|5 creatures cost closer to that many quanta. (Other drastic alterations to on-field cards: Fate Egg is 3 to play, 1 to activate, Mutation (2 or 3^) is a random change to a single creature at a time.) That might get cost-prohibitive, but it would also give a choice to make rather than 'click all the things in two turns'.

Not exactly a balance expert, but that's what I noticed.

[JonathanCrazyJ]

I suck at table formatting.

Can someone help me?