Judgement | Judgement

[kirbylover314]

NAME: Judgement ELEMENT: Light COST: 4 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 2 | 5 TEXT: Equilibrium: Once per turn, if the stats of another creature changes, this creature also receives the change.	NAME: Judgement ELEMENT: Light COST: 4 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 3 | 5 TEXT: Equilibrium: Once per turn, if the stats of another creature changes, this creature also receives the change.

IDEA: kirbylover314 NOTES: Equilibrium is lobotomizable, but all stat changes that already happened are not reverted. Basically, anytime another creature gains or loses attack or HP, that gain or lose happens to Judgement as well. Only the first change happens, because SoP will break this card otherwise. This makes this card weaker to CC because you don't have to aim your Lightning at Judgement to make it take damage; just zap some other creature on the board. However, buffs become more effective as well, so if you play a Blessing, it pretty much becomes +6|+6. There's also some weird stuff that I'll try to explain below. Dive: Dive does not double Equilibrium's attack. Instead, it gives the change in attack. So Elite Wyrm will give 5 attack. At the end of the Dive "phase", Judgement loses the buff. Gravity Pull: Because each attack is separate, Judgement only loses HP equivalent to the first attack. Interaction with other Judgements: It is ignored because only the first stat change is considered. Skull Shield, Graboid's Evolve, Fate Egg, and Other "Transforming Effects": These will not be considered stat changes. Anyways, this card does really well against Paradox, Hermes, Rainbow (somewhat, as he has a lots of growth but CC and Graboids), Graviton, Elidnis, Destiny (somewhat, as CC and the fact that Eggs don't count as a stat buff hinder you, though loads of Chaos Power is nice), and Akebono due to their large reliance on buffs/growing creatures. Basic idea is to let them grow your Judgements while you hide behind healing/shields and such. SERIES: Weekly Challenges - CIA

[Aves]

I'm confused by what you mean by ignoring interaction with other judgements. So if I have 3 judgements out, and I play a blessing, then only 2 judgements will get buffed? I.e the ability does not stack/is global for all judgements? Does this include judgements on both sides?

[Monox D. I-Fly]

How does it interact with Improved Mutation? Does it get the exact same boost with the targeted creature or does it get random boost?

[Aves]

Mutation would probably be a "transforming effect" -- so nothing would happen.

[kirbylover314]

I'm confused by what you mean by ignoring interaction with other judgements. So if I have 3 judgements out, and I play a blessing, then only 2 judgements will get buffed? I.e the ability does not stack/is global for all judgements? Does this include judgements on both sides?

Using Blessing on one Judgement will give only all other Judgements +3 | +3, instead of the first gaining +3 | +3, the next one also gaining +3 | +3, but having the next gain +6 | +6 and so on. It's really an extension of

Only the first change happens, because SoP will break this card otherwise.

This affects Judgements on both sides.

How does it interact with Improved Mutation? Does it get the exact same boost with the targeted creature or does it get random boost?

Mutation would probably be a "transforming effect" -- so nothing would happen.

Yep.