Conversion | Conversion

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NAME: Conversion ELEMENT: Other COST: 3 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Target stack of pillars or towers becomes a stack with the same number of pendulums.	NAME: Conversion ELEMENT: Other COST: 2 TYPE: Spell ATK|HP: TEXT: Target stack of pillars or towers becomes a stack with the same number of pendulums.

ART: Free art   IDEA: GirlsGeneration NOTES: I was playing RoL hope against False Gods and thought, 'hmm... i have a hope wall of 8 def and i wouldn't be using much aether quanta now... why can't I change this stack into pendulums and benefit from light quanta it would give? Of course, this card doesn't make that possible. However, it's based off that idea of changing a useless stack of pillars/towers into pendulums to create more quanta of the mark in mid/late game. Some clarifications... - Regardless of the upgrade, Conversion changes the target stack into unupgraded pendulums of the same element.  (it doesn't really matter whether the new pendulums are upgraded or not, since they will start producing quanta at the end of that turn anyways) - If a quantum pillar/tower stack is targeted, it turns into a random stack of pendulums.  For instance, if three quantum towers are selected, they can turn into three of any 12 pendulums. -  CANNOT target opponent's stacks. Can only target your own. For instance, a Graviton Firemaster + Fire Lance based deck can benefit from this card; once all the gravity creatures are played, use Conversion to change the gravity towers to gravity pendulums that would generate fire quanta half the time. SERIES:

[JJ 52]

I like this card, it could also help decks that use eternity for anti-deckout if they have shortages.

What would happen if this was used on a quantum tower stack? if it worked on them art would have to be developed for them, but it probably wouldnt be too hard to do and it would be awesome to pendulums like that. EDIT: nvm, you adressed this while i was posting

Could use some better art though, i dont get the current art.

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- If a quantum pillar/tower stack is targeted, it turns into a random stack of pendulums.  For instance, if three quantum towers are selected, they can turn into three of any 12 pendulums. [/b]

[SeddyRocky]

question: can you target opponents pillars/towers? IF so, this could potentially mess up rainbows (but probably not toooo much, at least not in larger stacks)

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question: can you target opponents pillars/towers? IF so, this could potentially mess up rainbows (but probably not toooo much, at least not in larger stacks)

ah shoot. I forgot to mention that the card is only usable on your own stacks, not the opponents.

[dramore]

question: can you target opponents pillars/towers? IF so, this could potentially mess up rainbows (but probably not toooo much, at least not in larger stacks)

ah shoot. I forgot to mention that the card is only usable on your own stacks, not the opponents.

and it would so work too on messing up your opponent.

[Geldon]

Maybe it wouldn't be such a bad idea to target opponents Pillars. By that the card would have something like an earthquake effect for rainbow decks, which means you could also use it as an offensive card (5 different pendulums = 5 wasted permanent spaces and -10 quanta per round).

So I would suggest:
Target up to 4 (I think there has to be a limit if it could be used at the enemy's pillars/towers) pillars or towers and convert them into a stack of pendulums.

Other suggestion:
Target up to 3 pillars or towers towers and convert each of them into 2 pendulums