Deck of Cards

[PhantomFox]

Entropy
Deck of Cards - 5 
Draw - 1 - Take a random card from the Deck into your hard (hand size permitting)

The card you get is picked from this table
(If possible, have it draw like hourglass animation, but have it flip twice.  Once for the 'playing card' and another for what the real draw is.

	Clubs	Diamonds	Hearts	Spades
Ace	Random rare	Random rare	Random rare	Random rare
Deuce	Fallen Elf	Dissapation Shield	Nova	Maxwell's Demon
Three	Vulture	Bone Wall	Plague	Virus
Four	Otyugh	Gravity Sheild	Momentum	Sapphire Charger
Five	Graboid	Titanium Shield	Enchant Artifact	Antlion
Six	Cockatrice	Empathetic Bond	Adrenaline	Horned Frog
Seven	Lava Golem	Fire Shield	Rain of Fire	Fire Spirit
Eight	Mind Flayer	Ice Shield	Freeze	Chrysaora
Nine	Pegasus	Reflective Shield	Blessing	Guardian Angel
Ten	Firefly Queen	Unstable Gas	Flying Weapon	Wyrm
Jack	Anubis	Golden Hourglass	Reverse Time	Fate Egg
Queen	Devourer	Nightfall	Steal	Parasite
King	Immortal	Dimensional Shield	Quintessence	Phase Spider

[bobcamel]

So it lets you have 52 cards of varying intensity for 5 initial 1 ability?

...this does sound really powerful, and I'd take one in some Rainbow. Or so. However... matches tend to want to not be long, so it wouldn't be that exploitable, but still.

[PhantomFox]

While this does save on deck let you include a lot of useful cards, the sheer odds of getting the one that you want (and still being able to pay for it) mitigates it somewhat.  This also fits well into an Entropy deck, since those tend to be rainbow-ish anyhow.  And since these draw directly into your hand, they do not prevent deckout.

[Kael Hate]

Instead of having to create code to set a whole array for the deck and then link an animation and cycle for the drawing of the playing card and linking that to a case card for your array you could simply have it create a random card, add it to the top of deck and then attempt to draw the card. The mechanics already exist for this alternate method.
You could also limit the drawn effect to creatures or just spell cards.

[PhantomFox]

Well, if you check the table, each rank is an element, and each suit is a category.  So perhaps it could work with that?