My Card Ideas

[Glorioustickman]

Cerberus: Basic Creature
Cost: 8 Fire Quanta
Attack Points: 5
Defense Points: 8
If you have over 20 Fire Quanta, this card attacks three times.

Guardian Cerberus: Elite Creature
Cost: 8 Fire Quanta
Attack Points: 6
Defense Points: 9
If you have over 19 Fire Quanta, this card attacks three times.

Giant Squid: Basic Creature
Cost: 8 Water Quanta
Attack Points: 4
Defense Points: 4
If this card attacks, draw 1 card.

Kraken: Elite Creature
Cost: 13 Water Quanta
Attack Points: 8
Defense Points: 4
If this card attacks, draw cards until you have 5 cards in your hand.

Basic Dragon: Basic Creature
Cost: 1 Light Quantum
Attack Points: 2
Defense Points: 2

Pwnage Dragon: Elite Creature
Cost: 1 Light Quantum
Attack Points: 5
Defense Points: 5

Please comment!

[Grimdrome]

Cerberus is OP and doesn't follow the way of fire.

Kraken: what happens is you have more then 5 cards? and also follows time more then water

[ScytherLoL]

Ok as Grimdrome said Ceberus is OP and its a hell hound not fire creature but that aside the defence is too high for a fire creature, be better at 5|2 and has similar to Farenheit 5+X where X is the number of Fire Quanta you have minus 6 and divided by 3.

Ie I have Cerberus in play, he is 5|2 and I have 21 Fire QUanta therefore Cerebus becomes (21-6)/3 so Cerebus becomes 10|2 this round next round I may have less or more Quanta depending on what I do. Keep the cost the same for it though I would say.

Kraken etc, would kill you if you have no cards basically you will lose at less one card per turn into your hand meaning you deck out real fast. Currently there is no way of stopping it attacking automatically. Think of having 6 of these in play you would chew through 6 cards per round. Oh yes what happens when you have 7 cards in your hand, your Giant Squid attacks you have to automatically discard.

Basic Dragon:
Ok nice idea a 2|2 for 1 Quanta but having a 5|5 for 1 quanta is a bit much. Why a Basic Dragon, wouldn't one of the lesser dragon species be better (Wyvern or such).

Otherwise well done in posting and thanks for the cards, need a bit of work but its always good to see new ideas.

Thanks

Scyther

[bobcamel]

Cerberi: Seems fine to me. Although, the HP could do with being lowered to 4 or 5... Fire creatures are meant to have it low. Tri-attack if you have quanta is a nice concept, and makes you want to keep the reserve instead of playing everything ASAP.

Kraken: While it wanted to do good, this thing will deck you out fast, as it has been said.

Tiny Dragon: ...kind of alright, I guess. Very cheap and strikerish. I'd rather take the Photons, though.

Borked Dragon: Borked. 5/5 for 1 Light? Giant Frogs get 5/3 for 2 Life, and Life has a specialty bonus in stats on cheap creatures. Naah.

[casthegamer]

Cerberus- OP as is, however i do like the concept. maybe reverse the requirement, as it should be pretty difficult to keep your quanta low later in the game, and then maybe only double the number of attacks. 'if you have under 20 fire quanta, cerberus attacks twice.

giant squid/kraken - the unupped one isn't bad. perhaps say 'if this card successfully deals damage to your opponent, draw a card.' this way it works like poison. i'd also knock the attack down lower to 2 like pufferfish so that more shields have the opportunity to prevent the draw. Kraken....is ridiculous. i think you need to better realize the role card advantage plays in elements and other ccgs to know just how OP this card is.

basic dragon/pwnage dragon - unupped, a white elite skeleton. unnecessary and unimpressive. upped, goes from boring to way too powerful. life should have the cheapest most massive creatures, and this outclasses everything life has.