Sacrificial Conjurer | Sacrificial Conjurer

[Plastica]

NAME: Sacrifical Conjurer ELEMENT: Entropy COST: 4 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 2 | 4 TEXT: : Sacrifice Sacrifice the target friendly creature and summon a random creature.	NAME: Sacrifical Conjurer ELEMENT: Entropy COST: 4 TYPE: Creature ATK|HP: 2 | 4 TEXT: : Sacrifice Sacrifice the target friendly creature and summon a random creature.

ART: Free art IDEA: Plastica NOTES: Thought this would be an interesting card considering the pre-existing synergies between Entropy and Death. SERIES:

[modified]
1x Decreased quanta cost of card and ability.

[kaempfer13]

acts like a fallen druid but doesnt give the creature bonusstats or skills. Maybe to expensive and it feels a little redundant, however it has good synergy with Schrödinger's cat, soul catcher and boneyard.

[Plastica]

acts like a fallen druid but doesnt give the creature bonusstats or skills. Maybe to expensive and it feels a little redundant, however it has good synergy with Schrödinger's cat, soul catcher and boneyard.

Good point/comparison. How about 4  | 4 for the card cost and 2 | 1 for the ability? This makes the upgraded more efficient in summoning cost, and though it still lacks the wonders of improve, it triggers death effects and may still result in powerful creatures.

[skyironsword]

Play a supernova and a soul catcher. This will then proceed to fuel itself forever

[dragonsdemesne]

A simpler way of wording this would be to basically perform the fate egg hatch on a creature, though that doesn't sound as cool as 'sacrifice' :p

[Plastica]

A simpler way of wording this would be to basically perform the fate egg hatch on a creature, though that doesn't sound as cool as 'sacrifice' :p

This phrasing wouldn't support death triggers.

[skyironsword]

Hatch: The Sacrificial Conjurer turns into a random creature. Activate death triggers, because your mother just died.

[Brae43]

I really like the concept of the card.  It's a little like fallen druid, yeah, but with a different spin on it that makes it ideal for synergies with death -- since it actually kills a creature to replace it with a random one.  In  / decks, you'd definitely use this instead of making mutants, because this would power all of your death effect cards, making it kind of like a cross between Schrodinger's cats and druids.  It's a little unreliable to base a deck around it, but I like the idea of rolling the dice until I get a random creature I want (powering my boneyard and bone wall the whole time), then moving on to the next creature (probably one of those skeletons the boneyard made). 

What if the upgraded version was the same as the non-up version, but summoned a random elite/upgraded creature?  That's the preexisting trend for fate egg and pharoah -- same card stats but upgraded outcome.

[Plastica]

What if the upgraded version was the same as the non-up version, but summoned a random elite/upgraded creature?  That's the preexisting trend for fate egg and pharoah -- same card stats but upgraded outcome.

Great idea, do you guys think, in that case, that there should be a cost increase to 2 for the upped, then?

Or reduce the first to 1 ?

[GamerJL]

yea conjurers are better than cats..powercreeped schrodinger..

creates an extra creature + death effects causing skeleton creation and bone wall increase

[Drake_XIV]

"Sacrifice the target friendly creature [...] " is redundant as currently in EtG terms, 'Sacrifice' already entails it having to be from your control.