Erosion | Erosion

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NAME: Erosion ELEMENT: Water COST: 2 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: - TEXT: 6 non : Splash Add a Wave to the top of your deck.	NAME: Erosion ELEMENT: Water COST: 2 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: - TEXT: 4 non : Splash Add a Wave to the top of your deck.

ART: smuglapse IDEA: smuglapse NOTES: Original version in Crucible Archive: Erosion | Erosion (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,6436.0.html) This card converts non Water quanta into , or it can be used to prevent decking out.  If you have two or more in play you can perform both functions (if you have enough quanta). COMPETITION: Revive the Archive (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,17873.msg243359#msg243359)

NAME: Wave ELEMENT: Water COST: 0 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: - TEXT: Gain 9 .  Subtract 2 for each Erosion you possess. Add 3 if flooded. Draw a card.

ART: smuglapse IDEA: smuglapse NOTES: This card is not collectible.  It is only produced by Erosion.

[Kuroaitou]

I'm impressed - I hate to be a critic, but this idea REALLY outshines your archived concept smuglapse by miles. The theme alone is much more original and specific compared to the previous Erosion idea; the mechanic is just icing on how you worded it.

I think the fun thing is how one could theoretically have a bunch of these type of "Erosions" on the field, generate a bunch of Waves, and have a party with generation and drawing more cards to speed up your deck (or to help prevent deck-out, as your original intention).

[xBerzerk]

I'm just curious, what exactly is the brown stuff in the artwork for Erosion?

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I'm just curious, what exactly is the brown stuff in the artwork for Erosion?

Yeah, I suck at mouse-drawn art.

Here was my inspiration:

[xBerzerk]

Ahh, okay. I wasn't sure if that was a fantasy or real scenario in my mind. I was actually thinking of that after staring at the art for a good 5 seconds. Though, at the same time, it sort of looks like a massive creature (THE KRAKKEN?!) rising up out of the water, only displaying its shoulder and arm.