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Gene Transfer | Gene Transfer https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=34031.msg429310#msg429310
« on: November 22, 2011, 07:25:59 pm »
NAME:
Gene Transfer
ELEMENT:
Entropy
COST:
5 :entropy
TYPE:
Permanent
ATK|HP:
TEXT:
Passive abilities are shuffled each turn. :death :death :  Selection. all creatures with target creature's passive die out.
NAME:
Gene Transfer
ELEMENT:
Entropy
COST:
4 :entropy
TYPE:
Permanent
ATK|HP:
TEXT:
Passive abilities are shuffled each turn. :death :death : Selection. all  creatures with target creature's passive die out.
ART:
I just saw this randomly. I would need a new picture. I think this one is copyright.
IDEA:
Darkrobe
NOTES:
This is based on horizontal gene transfer which occurs among microorganisms. basically a field of creatures will have different passive abilities like vodoo for example. this card shuffles the passives between all the creatures. and then using the concept of natural selection. you can "select" out unfit passives.

the strategy could be two fold. either 1. to get passives that your opponent has to your creauters. and 2. to kill his creatures if he has more of 1 type of passive than you do.

Comment please.
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Re: Gene Transfer | Gene Transfer https://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php?topic=34031.msg429313#msg429313
« Reply #1 on: November 22, 2011, 07:41:33 pm »
Seems like a cool idea as long as the shuffled-ability creatures are not considered mutants (another passive).
Otherwise it'd be a good idea to remove the selection part.

The only downside is see is that it might make turns take longer in pvp because you'd have to scan
over each card to see what the passives are.

Insta'-killing creatures every turn for 2  :death 'might' also be a bit OP. Perhaps if the target creature/creatures
became poisoned instead?

 

anything
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