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Espithel · « **on:** May 14, 2018, 07:48:53 pm »

Yep. 13 cards, baby. The story of a young little mage who learns far more than he should, summed up in card form.
This is a card you can upgrade 12 times. Quanta Scholar is the first upgrade, then it continues. The last upgrade is False God Progany, 18000 electrum later. One of those costs 12 upped SoPa. Also, the last card has flavour text.

The in-game upgrades don't last outside of the game. Outside of the game, these cards can be upgraded to whatever point of the chain you want. The last card, False God Progeny, cares about how many times that individual card has been upgraded in-game - If you upgraded it started from Omnipresent Quantafiend, it's a 20 | 15. If you somehow get to False God Progeny aaaaallll the way from Quanta Explorer, you get a 130 | 125.

Immortality, SoW buff, Adrenaline, Poison, Momentum, Delay, and Freezes transfer from one upgrade to the next. ATK | HP is set to the indicated value on the upgrade.
Upgrading can be lobotomised.

You can start at any point of the chain, because you can put any of these upgrades into your deck. Because of this, this one card adds several new decks to the game.
Maybe you start at Quanta Scholar, build a life/time deck with some spells thrown in, and upgrade them into 4 | 4s or, 5 | 5s if you're lucky?
How about you start at Quanta Extinquisher, use your death cards to stop yourself from losing HP for a turn, and flip into the Restorer or Depths Explorer?
How about your ramp quanta like crazy with Realm Razer or Omnipresent Quanta Fiend, looking to flip into a ridiculous False God Progeny?
Or why not play False God Progeny alone in your rainbow decks as a chromatic dragon?