Meteor | Meteorite

[AnonymousRevival]

Wy not make meterote a spell or a permanent? a creature like this is can be OP.

[ddevans96]

Wy not make meterote a spell or a permanent? a creature like this is can be OP.

If the creature had immortal, it would be more powerful as a spell.

[pwnzor99]

I get it. Give the target +10/-10 and Momentum, if the HP of the target reaches 0 or lower, it dies after it finishes its attack.

Err... Armagios and Collosal Dragons? Also, growth creatures?

[Dragoon1140]

Make it Momentum/Quint'd, but only deal 10 damage upgraded.

[AnonymousRevival]

Just make te damage lighter ad it'll be better.

[AeonSiege]

maybe make it die at the end of turn as part of the effect (giving it synergy with death) or make it a spell that cannot be bounced back (thus trespassing mirror shield). I like the idea.

[AnonymousRevival]

How about this, make it 12|3, and say it loses -0|-1 each turn, then mometnum wouldnlt really help.

[Drobbit]

what if you add the ability: "sacrifice meteor: do damage to the target equal to meteor's attack"
and you won't need momentum (cause you can hit the opponent) but shields like Reflective Shield would reflect it. Anyway, it has to be funny to throw meteors to creatures ^^

[DesolateSoul14]

I think it should be a spell, since meteors aren't alive. (It can only be done to your opponents' HP)
If you don't like that, have it absorb  per turn.
I also like the idea of having it immortal. Afterall, who can buff a meteor?

[Nepycros]

But Photons are alive? And how can something made of metal be Immaterial, since it's 100% material? I think that making it Immaterial would go against the purpose of the element of Gravity.

[AnonymousRevival]

Like I said, why not just make t lose HP each turn. When the meteor hits the atmosphere, it starts to melt.

[Wat?]

I suggest changing it to Meteorite / Meteor as unupgraded and upgraded, respectively.

According to this helpful answer here:
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_meteor_and_meteorite (http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_meteor_and_meteorite)

A meteor is a piece of iron or rock that is falling through the earth's atmosphere from space. It is called a meteorite when it lands on the earth's surface. A meteor is much bigger in size than a meteorite as much of the meteor burns off in the earth's atmosphere, creating the visible "shooting star" in the sky. Meteorites are different sizes and shapes. The largest meteorite ever discovered was in 1920 in South Africa. It weighed about 50 tons.

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