Corruption | Conversion

[Scaredgirl]

Why is this card in the Crucible?

We have slowly started to move cards in the Crucible. This one I took by random. We still have about a 100 cards to move, if not more.

[Seiya]

I love the concept of the card.  Plus the added benefit of adding another Darkness card.

[Bloodshadow]

Why is this card in the Crucible?

We have slowly started to move cards in the Crucible. This one I took by random. We still have about a 100 cards to move, if not more.

I don't know if I should say "Wow, I'm honored" or "Ouch, that hurt"...

[ilovethevalley]

Maybe make this like Aflatoxin, giving the target creature some sort of poison? When it dies, it becomes corrupted?

Tthat idea would work.  Have it 'Corrupt a Soul'.  The affliction starts out as poison and when the creature dies--it becomes yours.  (It would not remove abilities tho... that's a bit over the edge methinks)

I can't believe I didn't think of that.  Good suggestion.

It will also give the victim a chance to prepare for what's about to happen.
With a 2 point corruption counter (effectively poison counter) most dragons would be converted in 3-5 turns, Annubis would have time to immortalize himself, growing and a-blazin' creatures could still live indefinitely.

I do think the abilities should be converted to black. Since black can accumulate mana easily, the abilities' cost should be + 1  .

That would be a nice balance.

[Kael Hate]

I do think the abilities should be converted to black. Since black can accumulate mana easily, the abilities' cost should be + 1  .

- There is no Black or Mana in elements

[Seiya]

You know what he/she meant, Kael.

[Svenn]

I love the card and think it fits perfectly with the darkness theme: take from the opponent and use to your advantage.  A bit powerful, so a sort of balance would be nice in my opinion, maybe even leaving behind a light creature in it's place as if you're taking away only the darker side of the being, though that could be dangerous should you use it on your own creature.