Falsehood | Falsehood

[Nepycros]

NAME: Falsehood ELEMENT: Death COST: 2 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Place a Sickness Pole on the opponent's field	NAME: Falsehood ELEMENT: Death COST: 2 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Place a Sickness Totem on the opponent's field

ART: Needed IDEA: Nepycros NOTES: I know. There are quite a few ideas about Infesting Permanents. However, mine has a twist. SERIES:

NAME: Sickness Pole ELEMENT: Death COST: TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: New Strand: Each turn, generate a new Sickness Pole that is Immaterial for two turns. 4 Cure: Destroy this permanent.	NAME: Sickness Totem ELEMENT: Death COST: TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: New Strand: Each turn, generate a new Sickness Totem that is Immaterial for two turns. 6 Cure: Destroy this permanent.

ART: Needed NOTES: This is different from past Infesting permanents, because it gives the opponent a big choice. Sacrifice a large amount of quanta, or let it fill up the entire field of permanents. Notice that it works in the same way of Ash. If the opponent causes Ash to appear on their turn, then you cannot immediately revive it on your next turn. You have to wait another turn. Same concept here. The opponent has to wait another turn to get rid of the card, and by then, it's already taken off. Now, you may be thinking that it's impossible to get rid of this card, since it always replicates before you get rid of it. However, if you let it completely fill up your field, you can sacrifice them all at once. This is similar to most diseases. You have to cure them all at once, or new strands will grow, spreading more disease. Also, cures don't instantly pop up for each disease. That's why you can't immediately cure it. SERIES:

[Flayne]

So is this basically a space filler for permanent slots on the opponents side, an alfa toxin for permanents?

[Nepycros]

So is this basically a space filler for permanent slots on the opponents side, an alfa toxin for permanents?

Yes, and unlike other Infesting Permanents, the opponent has to give up one of two things: a) A s***load of quanta, or b) All their remaining permanent slots.

[Flayne]

So is this basically a space filler for permanent slots on the opponents side, an alfa toxin for permanents?

Yes, and unlike other Infesting Permanents, the opponent has to give up one of two things: a) A s***load of quanta, or b) All their remaining permanent slots.

Is it any quanta paid?

[Nepycros]

So is this basically a space filler for permanent slots on the opponents side, an alfa toxin for permanents?

Yes, and unlike other Infesting Permanents, the opponent has to give up one of two things: a) A s***load of quanta, or b) All their remaining permanent slots.

Is it any quanta paid?

Yes. No element of quanta was specified, so they'll have to assume it's random quanta.

[Rutarete]

Kill the Poll! Then go for the strands!

[Hermis0]

Interesting.  Have to think on this one.

[ZephyrPhantom]

Lol, a pole. Nevertheless, interesting take on Aflatoxin for permanents.

You can still play weapons and shields, but the fact spawning is instant does remind me of Carcinogen.

It might need +1 cost, but otherwise I think it's pretty good since some decks only use 2 or 3 permanent slots at max and your lockdown could backfire.