Stabilising Field | Stabilising Field

[Innominate]

NAME: Stabilising Field ELEMENT: Aether COST: 8 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: N/A ABILITY: Creatures with the passive ability ‘volatile’ will keep their current shape when mutating while this card is in play.	NAME: Stabilising Field ELEMENT: Aether COST: 7 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: N/A ABILITY: Creatures with the passive ability ‘volatile’ will keep their current shape when mutating while this card is in play.

ART: Not mine (I don't have the rights either), from www.fireworks.org.uk IDEA: Innominate NOTES: Volatile is a new passive ability (for a card design competition ( http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,9387.0.html)) that occurs on: Spark/Ball Lightning:entropy Maxwell's Demon/Maxwell's Demon, Fallen Elf (not druid) Photon (not RoL) Deja Vu/Elite Deja Vu When a volatile creature is mutated, it loses structural integrity. From that point on, it will undergo a (lesser) mutation every time it attacks. That means the card changes, the ability (probably) changes, the attack and health bonus changes, etc., along with the normal chance to turn into a mutation (removes volatile) or die.Not sure what should happen if a volatile creature is the result of a mutation, but for now assume that it will then confer volatile (e.g. if a skeleton is mutated into a photon, it gains volatile and behaves the same as a photon that mutated into a skeleton from then on).Stabilising field gives these volatility mutations the same behaviour as duplicating a mutant through deja vu or parallel universe, meaning they gain a new ability every turn and possibly increase in attack power and health. If this is considered overpowered, I'll change it to a version with lower cost and no attack/health bonus.[/list]

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[guolin]

Don't think it's too overpowered. I'd say it's even too expensive if not for the multiple creature things.

Although...mono-aether with dim shields for stalling, fractal sparks, and then BAM this. No, it isn't TOO expensive because of the time required for it to work.