Silt | Dark Water

[Kael Hate]

Silt | Dark Water
(Quantum Mechanics)

NAME: Silt ELEMENT: Water COST: 2 TYPE: Permanent (Artifact) ATK|HP: - ABILITY: Each turn may produce	NAME: Dark Water ELEMENT: Water COST: 2 TYPE: Permanent (Artifact) ATK|HP: - ABILITY: Each turn may produce

ART: Kael Hate IDEA: Kael Hate NOTES: Flavour - The elemental has used energy aligned with water to gain access to a Silt catch. This Silt catch allows it to harvest quanta from that which the water has washed away. - Clusters - Each element has a 50% chance per element to be produced each turn. This means a production average of 2 per turn for SIlt and 3.5 per turn for Dark Water. - Alternate back end mechanic. If quanta values can be handled as REAL rather than integers Silt|Darkwater will produce D10x0.1 points of quanta each turn so that the points build up over time to produce a whole quanta. SERIES: QUANTUM MECHANICS - A Series of Card Ideas for Quanta Production  (http://elementscommunity.org/forum/index.php/topic,5981.msg67663#msg67663)

[Kamietsu]

So it has a chance to produce only on of those in the list it says it can produce, or it could produce one or more of it's listed quanta per turn at a 30% rate?

[Kael Hate]

So it has a chance to produce only on of those in the list it says it can produce, or it could produce one or more of it's listed quanta per turn at a 30% rate?

It could plausibly produce all the quanta types, none, some combination of those in between. The 30% chance is Per Element type to produce 1 of that element.

[Kamietsu]

Alright, just clarifying before I comment.

It's an interesting idea. But 30% doesn't seem too entirely as useful, I guess if it were higher, though, it would verge on a bit overpowered for a pillar.

[Kael Hate]

Alright, just clarifying before I comment.

It's an interesting idea. But 30% doesn't seem too entirely as useful, I guess if it were higher, though, it would verge on a bit overpowered for a pillar.

Average production is 1.2 (2.1) per card per turn at this percentage and across useful desired elements. The Percentage can go as high as 66% and as low as 25% to settle balancing. The 30% seems right as of my testing, otherwise the production was too reliable.

PS. Thie is not a Pillar.

[Kael Hate]

Updated with Image and current Template
After testing found the production to be too low to be of use, raised production to cost ratio.

[Arum]

I can understand it being able to produce but seriosly.  but what i mean is that Gravity in there makes no sense.



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