It wouldn't affect Bonewall. Bonewall has charges, it's not stacking. Play two Bonewalls overwrite one another instead of adding together. But I suppose it could affect Bonewall. Maybe it would rip apart 3 Bonewalls a turn while it is in play?
Centrifuge would separate the first permanent slot if it can, and then scatter those permanents to the next available slot. One those are seperated it would move to the next slot and try to separate those. It would move along in that order. By first slot, I mean the first slot(and then the proceeding order) which permanents are placed on the field.
I feel it fits Gravity just fine, considering the nature of the centrifuge. Since it relies on centripetal force, per se, it kind of ties in with gravitational forces and whatnot.
A device that collects like things and separates unlike things fits Gravity but does not fit this mechanic.
A centrifuge would cause stacks not the opposite.
Perhaps it should be Centrifugal Force instead?
Wow, this is a very ingenious idea. Soft PC against the opponent, clogging up their permanent board, and also soft Earthquake protection for yourself.
However, the element does not seem to fit. Gravity is about pulling things together, not breaking them apart. This fits Entropy's theme much more; a Gravity card should instead make non-stackable permanents stack, for example.
It also seems a bit expensive. Perhaps a -1 cost decrease? Also, how does it interact with Bone Wall?
Brilliant idea.
At first the idea of breaking a stack associate in my mind with entropy 1 stack => n pieces (increase of disorder = entropy), but here again entropy has PC. Then I saw the wind blow a pile of rotting leaves and I though it could be it. What if this permanent was a tornado or a strong fan of some sort? Air would appreciate some PC - what do you think?
I'm fine with changing Elements. Gravity was the first thing that came to mind. Air would be pretty fun to place this in. But Entropy fits well too.
I feel it fits Gravity just fine, considering the nature of the centrifuge. Since it relies on centripetal force, per se, it kind of ties in with gravitational forces and whatnot.
Aside from that, how would the field react once Centrifuge is removed? Will all things stack accordingly? What about pre-existing stacks when it comes into play? What happens to the permanents that don't quite fit into the area after Centrifuge is played?
Permanents re-stack automatically, like they are drawn to each other. Unless leaving them all spread out would make it better? Re-stacking might underpower it a bit.
I like the Idea very much. In your Idea, kami, would the pillars be affected? How will you predict which permanent are destroyed? Does it affect the whole field or just your opponent?
Yes, pillars/towers/pendulums are affected. And it affects the whole field. Maybe it wouldn't affect you if you had Sancturary on the field? That doesn't make too much sense, but just thinking of anther mechanic.
