Shrine | Shrine

[iDaire]

NAME: Shrine ELEMENT: Light COST: 3 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: :  Antidote Remove all negative status effects from the target creature.	NAME: Shrine ELEMENT: Light COST: 2 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: :  Antidote Remove all negative status effects from the target creature.

ART: Needed IDEA: Me NOTES: This isn't religious...I'm not sure. Ask yourself. =P What counts as a negative status effect? A negative status effect is a skill or status that damages the creature or negatively effects the creature. Here is a list of negative status effects: Poison (Obtained from Plague, Parasite, Toadfish, Liquid Shadow, Spine Carapace, Virus, etc.) Alfatoxin (Obtained from Alfatoxin) Malignant (The skill of Malignant Cell) Delay (Obtained from Procrastination, Turtle Shield, and Basilisk Blood) Frozen (Obtained from Arctic Squid and Freeze) Congealed (Obtained from Arctic Octopus and Congeal) Undead (The skill of Skeleton | Negative because it alters skeleton and has a change, no matter how small, to return a negative outcome. Also, for this skill to activate, skeleton must be targeted with Reverse Time, which is negative for creatures. Undead can be positive or negative depending on how you view it. Negative because it changes skeleton and could change it into a spark or a photon. Positive because it changes skeleton and could change it into something strong, like a Light Dragon.) Gravity Pull (The skill of Armagio | Obtained from Gravity Pull | Negative because it damages the creature) Acceleration (Obtained from Acceleration | Negative because it damages the creature. Positive depending on how you look at it but, it is the secondary creature control of ) Overdrive (Obtained from Overdrive | Negative because it damages the creature. Positive depending on how you look at it but, it is the tertiary creature control of ) "Chaos" (Unofficial Name | Skill of Singularity | Any effect Singularity gives itself. I believe the effects reset every turn unless Singularity is killed. This could or could not be included in the card. Leave replies down below.) SERIES:

[bossitron]

how the hell is undead a negative status?

[iDaire]

how the hell is undead a negative status?

I explained it. 

[Chapuz]

I wouldn't spend a card slot in a deck for such a situational card. Just saying

[iDaire]

I wouldn't spend a card slot in a deck for such a situational card. Just saying

Eh. It's more of a card to keep all of your creatures protected against CC.

[ddevans96]

how the hell is undead a negative status?

I explained it. 

You explained why it's negative, but it's not a status. It's an effect. If you want to include Undead, Acceleration, etc, the card needs to read something like: 'Target a creature. Remove all statuses and effects on it that could negatively affect it.'

[iDaire]

how the hell is undead a negative status?

I explained it. 

You explained why it's negative, but it's not a status. It's an effect. If you want to include Undead, Acceleration, etc, the card needs to read something like: 'Target a creature. Remove all statuses and effects on it that could negatively affect it.'

But I said what a negative status effect is in the notes.

[ddevans96]

But they are not negative status effects in the game, they are abilities.

EDIT: I just realized I said 'effects' in my previous post when I meant 'abilities'. Forgive me, I'm tired. My point still stands, however.

[Joseph7]

Perhaps to reduce the situational nature of removing status effects, a small amount of healing (1 or 2 HP) could accompany the targetting, making this card viable against CC of all sorts, not just the status-effect sort.

[Espithel]

Can someone link me to a card idea called surgeon, a light creature with basically the same ability, please?
I know it exists somewhere.

[Treldon]

Couldn't find a link, but there is a Surgeon in oEtG:

  Clear: Remove statuses from target creature, reduce delays by 1, heal 1

[iDaire]

I forgot about that card.