Vapourize | Vapourize

[DeviousDragon99]

[AnonymousRevival]

the text should spell weird not wierd.

[coinich]

Quite of bit of effort to put into a card.  8)

However, try this: http://helltgivre.free.fr/elements/card_beta/

Its basically a card generator and much easier in general to use.  Just make sure you save as "whateveryouwanthere.png".  The parenthesis are important.

[AnonymousRevival]

Yeah, you can add the quantums for the skill too.

[thejon]

Just to clarify; the point of this card is to CAUSE flooding, with a chance of mutation instead, correct?

[EmeraldTiger]

where is the table

[AnonymousRevival]

"Vapourize the target into flooding, unless it dies or soemthing's weird". I think it should be "Floods the enitre field, drowning(kill) any non-water or neutral creature in the top/bottom rows, unless it turns into something weird."

[Baily18]

^ well it changes the target permanant to flooding so i think it is fine.

[AnonymousRevival]

I hope so. Let's see other people's suggestions.

[moomoose]

the name of the card is a bit off target.  from wiki-

Vaporization of an element or compound is a phase transition from the liquid or solid phase to gas phase. There are three types of vaporization: evaporation, boiling and sublimation.

Evaporation is a phase transition from the liquid phase to gas phase that occurs at temperatures below the boiling temperature at a given pressure. Note: evaporation usually occurs on the surface.

Boiling is a phase transition from the liquid phase to gas phase that occurs at or above the temperature the boiling temperature. Note boiling occurs below the surface.

not in the wiki but for completeness' sake- sublimation is going from a solid straight to a gas, skipping the liquid state.  an example of this is dry ice.

the issue is that vaporizing something wouldnt cause it to turn to water (ie flood), but would rather make it into air instead.


*this guy hasnt come back to respond to anyone yet, i suggest letting this topic rest.

[willng3]

We desperately need clarification as to what exactly this card does; a prime reason why the table needs to be added ASAP.  As of right now we can only assume what "or turns into something weird" means since permanents have never turned into mutants before and as such would make the interpretation of the effect a little confusing.

[Kuross]

I can almost guarantee the Curators will require you to complete the tables as described here (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,5039.0.html) before this goes any further.

Also, a posting of exactly what you are trying to do will help all of us tremendously.