Voodoo Doll | Voodoo Doll

[Arondight]

I really hope the gravity pull combo doesn't get taken out or nerfed; it has numerous counters which include: any kind of Bolt decks, Time Decks, Lobotomizer, Mind Flayer, Fallen Druid, Mutation, Liquid Shadow, Dark Nymph, Momentum, Quintessence, Anubis, Aether Nymph, Fahrenheit (when Lances fail you), any kind of weapon, Miracle, Stall deck, Shards of Gratitude with Shards of Divinity .. what else?

Scratch the Lobotomize parts, I haven't tested it yet and people have been saying it's passive.

[twinsbuster]

Just perfect as-is. No further modify is needed.

I believe Zanz had done all the consideration we've discussed when he releases it to the trainer.

[Essence]

I agree.  It's nifty, it adds complexity and fun, but it's not imbalanced at all.

I love it.


I've been playing a fun mono control deck that uses Bloodsuckers, these, Steal, and Dusk Mantle.  Use Infect on enemies if they need it, but every point of INfect you put on a Doll adds a point of Poison to your opponent AND does a point of damage when the effect goes off -- turning Bloodsucker into a part-time Physalia in addition to being creature control.  Is good.

[Avenger]

I really hope the gravity pull combo doesn't get taken out or nerfed; it has numerous counters which include: any kind of Bolt decks, Time Decks, Lobotomizer, Mind Flayer, Fallen Druid, Mutation, Liquid Shadow, Dark Nymph, Momentum, Quintessence, Anubis, Aether Nymph, Fahrenheit (when Lances fail you), any kind of weapon, Miracle, Stall deck, Shards of Gratitude with Shards of Divinity .. what else?

Scratch the Lobotomize parts, I haven't tested it yet and people have been saying it's passive.

Lobo removes gravity pull, so your creature damage is not reflected. You can safely ignore the opponent's dolls. If you got an anubis or other quint on a stick, you can even quint them so the opponent cannot screw you via the dolls.

I really really like this thing, but i have to admit, i couldn't build a single 'kill them all' deck from it.  The doll works nicely with a lot of cards, but you need too many of them to work perfectly. (gpull+basilisk blood, or fractal+pandemonium)

I saw better performing t50 decks.  And it is useless against many FG.

[coinich]

I agree.  It's nifty, it adds complexity and fun, but it's not imbalanced at all.

I love it.


I've been playing a fun mono control deck that uses Bloodsuckers, these, Steal, and Dusk Mantle.  Use Infect on enemies if they need it, but every point of INfect you put on a Doll adds a point of Poison to your opponent AND does a point of damage when the effect goes off -- turning Bloodsucker into a part-time Physalia in addition to being creature control.  Is good.

But how damage efficient is it, especially compared to a Physalia type deck?

[nilsieboy]

rage potions,you damage your enemy with it and the doll can fight to now.

[Arondight]

Lobo removes gravity pull, so your creature damage is not reflected. You can safely ignore the opponent's dolls. If you got an anubis or other quint on a stick, you can even quint them so the opponent cannot screw you via the dolls.

No, it doesn't.

[GRANLEE]

is it normal to see your opponents weapon stuck in a time bubble when you use basilisk blood on your own voodoo doll?

[BluePriest]

yes, its an effect of the card.

[ddevans96]

is it normal to see your opponents weapon stuck in a time bubble when you use basilisk blood on your own voodoo doll?

It's part of the cards effect.

[TheOwner]

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is it normal to see your opponents weapon stuck in a time bubble when you use basilisk blood on your own voodoo doll?

s amazing it completely screws half my decks just with that

[GRANLEE]

well i thought of a deck for this card but i still dont know how to make the image of the deck can somebody put the image

3 gravity pull

7 stone pillars

5 auburn nymth

10 obsidian pillar

6 voodoo dolls

mark gravity