Enchantress | Siren

[b00mc1ap]

If you were to freeze a ruby dragon, could you cast sing on it?

[Malduk]

Hehm... I like the idea behind a card, but...
I'm still not sure about the ability:
- does the creature attack owner instantly as the ability is played,
- at the end of your turn (you target, press space, and that creature attacks in a sequence with your creatures), or
- at the end of opponents turn (opponents creatures attack you, except for that one which attacks its owner)

[harakirinosaru]

Love it, and love the fact that it adds synergy.

[Avenger]

Hehm... I like the idea behind a card, but...
I'm still not sure about the ability:
- does the creature attack owner instantly as the ability is played,
- at the end of your turn (you target, press space, and that creature attacks in a sequence with your creatures), or
- at the end of opponents turn (opponents creatures attack you, except for that one which attacks its owner)

The best scenario would be: creature's attack is activated immediately (and in the direction it is facing). Thus you would actually get an extra attack if you target your own critter

[guy_fawkes]

awesome idea, really!!
i don't think it's overpowered, but can be pretty devastating in some kind of enviroments...

I'd use it on my OWN creatures that have been antimattered
combooo

[johannhowitzer]

The best scenario would be: creature's attack is activated immediately (and in the direction it is facing). Thus you would actually get an extra attack if you target your own critter

Yes and no.  The creature would get an extra attack, but the attack triggered by this ability would be against YOU.

If you were to freeze a ruby dragon, could you cast sing on it?

Yes, but it would only get a "turn" - freeze counter would decrease by 1.  Only Quinted creatures won't be affected by this ability.

[b00mc1ap]

Adrenaline + Liquid Shadow + Make that bastard sing = Megaheals + Megapwnage + Megadamage.


Am I correct?

[johannhowitzer]

Depends on a lot.  If you ad+LS your own creature, Sing will make it hit you and heal you for the same, net 0 damage/healing.  If you ad+LS an enemy (risky!), it would depend whether the Sing attack's healing would be applied to you or the creature's master.

[b00mc1ap]

Depends on a lot.  If you ad+LS your own creature, Sing will make it hit you and heal you for the same, net 0 damage/healing.  If you ad+LS an enemy (risky!), it would depend whether the Sing attack's healing would be applied to you or the creature's master.

Are you saying that the ability chooses at random which player to heal? I would make it heal you since Sing basically makes the creature yours for your turn. I'd also change it so that casting Sing on your own LSed creature heals the other player. This would make the versatility and the use of this card more wideranged and more effective.

[Fredd0]

Awesome!

Love the way you can use your antimattered ceature against you with the sing, could be useful :p

It could work this way right?

[johannhowitzer]

Not random, I just didn't know which it should be.  Not sure it matters too much anyway, as adrenaline + LS on your enemy's critter would only be a good idea on the same turn that you sing, and only if the creature will be killed by the poison in one turn.

Ex: pop all three effects on an enemy Graviton Merc.  4 attacks, 12 damage to opponent, 12 healing to SOMEONE (depending which we decide the healing should affect).  Next turn, 3 damage to you, 3 healing to opponent, creature dies.

It's a nifty tactic, but requires two cards and a trio-deck to pull off.  Too bad we can't test it, eh?

Love the way you can use your antimattered ceature against you with the sing, could be useful :p

An antimattered creature of YOURS would "attack" you and heal you (though it would still heal your opponent on its normal turn).  If you use Sing on an enemy creature that has negative attack due to antimatter, it will heal your opponent.

Sirens being immune to their own song, if your opponent antimatters your own Siren, you'd need to have a second Siren out to do this.  It wouldn't be able to target itself.

[Malduk]

So, since I didnt get direct answer, I'll assume creature attacks as soon as ability is activated. That would mean you could field 5 of those, use all of them on that one dragon your enemy placed, and do 50-60 damage + whatever damage your creatures do when you end the turn?

How do shields affect targeted creature? Say its a Permafrost shield. Does it ignore shields (strong against certain decks), or will Permafrost freeze his own creature (not too shabby either)?