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Interesting idea. However, using 2 life to buff a certain set of creatures seems a bit... weak.oops. now that, is a typo
Typo in the table: it says that the ability is :life :life :entropy and the card says :life :life :life .
EDIT: Zblader, he means creatures that aren't alive as in Skeletons. Not as in a creature that got Paradox'd.
I find this too expensive and too situational.the cost can be adjusted. as for situational, it's a trio card
It is not just a trio card. It is a very situational and limited trio card.I find this too expensive and too situational.the cost can be adjusted. as for situational, it's a trio card
It requires certain creatures of a certain element to work, plus two other elements to make the cost work. I'm just not seeing how this would be good.It is not just a trio card. It is a very situational and limited trio card.I find this too expensive and too situational.the cost can be adjusted. as for situational, it's a trio card
i'll add that you can fractal resurrected creatures; and as more death cards come, the possibilities will expandIt is not just a trio card. It is a very situational and limited trio card.I find this too expensive and too situational.the cost can be adjusted. as for situational, it's a trio card
i once tried to run a four element deck. that didn't work out so well. as for trio decks- they often focus on a single strategy, and i'm not talking about fractal. the point of this card would be to have death creatures get a boostIt requires certain creatures of a certain element to work, plus two other elements to make the cost work. I'm just not seeing how this would be good.It is not just a trio card. It is a very situational and limited trio card.I find this too expensive and too situational.the cost can be adjusted. as for situational, it's a trio card
Trio decks focus on a single strategy but trio cards (FFQ is close) should still be able to be used in many types of strategies or they are not worth the time for Zanz to implement them instead of another card.i once tried to run a four element deck. that didn't work out so well. as for trio decks- they often focus on a single strategy, and i'm not talking about fractal. the point of this card would be to have death creatures get a boostIt requires certain creatures of a certain element to work, plus two other elements to make the cost work. I'm just not seeing how this would be good.It is not just a trio card. It is a very situational and limited trio card.I find this too expensive and too situational.the cost can be adjusted. as for situational, it's a trio card
I would make a skeleton become a random creature, and bone dragon become random dragon.isn't that just a higher-costing mutation?
ok, i read so far that this is too situational, and i agree, good concept though, but here is my take on what can be doneit is an interesting twist, but for now i want to get this working with the current effect
"X :life Y name: target creature gains passixe skill Z"
Z= If creature dies, it has A% chance of revivng (original stats)
this is going by the name, not by original theme, and an idea to make it less situational
I still would rather mutate skeletons into living creatures.i still say that that's just a mutation card or fallen elf card
I find the idea interesting, but far too limited.i've added Ash
Vampires should be undead, if we consider lore and stuff.that's a good point, but i talked the card over with a friend and will be changing it a bit; see the table