Creates 3 boneyards? What? They get three permanents on their field? Why boneyards and not skeletons? Also, you put instead of in the table for the upped.
heh permclog. How many perm slots do you even need? besides weapon, shield, pillars, and a few others, you'll rarely need perm slots.
Quote from: furballdn on March 28, 2012, 04:29:38 amheh permclog. How many perm slots do you even need? besides weapon, shield, pillars, and a few others, you'll rarely need perm slots.Then I may increase the number of boneyards created to 4, or even 5Clogging both creature slots and permanent slots is the main idea of this card.
clogging perms isn't that bad to be honest. Creature clogging would then require you to use some direct CC methods, which mono death's ways of CC is usually pretty slow.
Quote from: waterzx on March 28, 2012, 04:20:46 am Unholy Curse | Deadly Cursehttp://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,37807.0.htmlI think this card brings a lot more variety to death-effect-based decks. Do you agree ? And, will the upgraded version overshadow the current boneyard ?"When your creatures die, your opponent gets boneyards."It is another way of clogging up the enemy field like Alfatoxin.I think the upgraded would overshadow boneyard. (3 + 1 upgrade + 1 card + 1 CC -> 3x boneyard)
Unholy Curse | Deadly Cursehttp://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,37807.0.htmlI think this card brings a lot more variety to death-effect-based decks. Do you agree ? And, will the upgraded version overshadow the current boneyard ?