Atlantean Knowledge | Atlantean Heritage

[the dictator]

NAME: Atlantean Knowledge ELEMENT: Water COST: 5 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: - TEXT: All water creatures underwater gain +3|+1.	NAME: Atlantean Herigate ELEMENT: Water COST: 5 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: - TEXT: All water creatures gain +1|+1. All water creatures underwater gain +3|+1.

ART: Unknown - http://www.sxc.hu/ IDEA: The dictator NOTES: Underwater refers to flooding/inundation. Does not stack The two different buffs of the upgraded version DO stack, so a water creature which is underwater will gain +4|+2. One of my submissions for Another Epic 3 Card Design Challenge (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,13483.0.html). My other two submissions: Dying Star | Death Star (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,13789.0.html) Dove | Elite Dove (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,13790.0.html) SERIES: No Series

I first wanted to give make it give a buff to all creatures underwater, even dying ones, but then I realized that this would be overpowered when combined with flooding and malignant cell, so I added the part that only water creatures get the buff. It makes more sense too.

Any other comments, is this card overpowered, or underpowered?

[SunnyGreens]

Is the upgraded card underwater buff in addition to the +1|+1? So would underwater water creatures get +4|+2?

[the dictator]

Is the upgraded card underwater buff in addition to the +1|+1? So would underwater water creatures get +4|+2?

Yes, that is what I thought. Thanks for questioning, I will add it to the notes.

[Kuroaitou]

CURATOR COMMENT
-Add a icon after the card's Cost in the appropriate section of the table (i.e. - it should be '5 ', instead of just '5')




I thought Flooding was the environmental effect from the Water element (like Eclipse is the one for Darkness). O_o Oh well - can you think up of a strategy to make use of your flooding effect + this card in a deck? ^^;

Otherwise, this is a pretty sweet idea.

[moomoose]

I'm 99% sure you changed more than just the hue in the art, which is a no-no.