Junkyard | Scrapyard

[Hazardus10]

NAME: Junkyard ELEMENT: Earth COST: 5 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Scraps: When your creature dies, 50% of its quanta cost is returned to you.	NAME: Scrapyard ELEMENT: Earth COST: 4 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Scraps: When your creature dies, 50% of its quanta cost is returned to you.

ART: Hazardus10 (looking for new art) IDEA: Hazardus10 NOTES: Fun twist on earthiness SERIES:

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NAME: Junkyard ELEMENT: Earth COST: 7 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Scraps: When your creature dies, 50% of its quanta cost is returned to you.	NAME: Scrapyard ELEMENT: Earth COST: 6 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Scraps: When your creature dies, 50% of its quanta cost is returned to you.

ART: Hazardus10 (Looking for new art concept) IDEA: Hazardus10 NOTES: Fun twist on earth This card doesn't stack. SERIES:

[kimham8a]

Rounds up or down?

[Hazardus10]

Rounds up or down?

Rounds down.  The reason for this is if a creature with a cost of 1 dies, the owner shouldn't get 100% quanta back, rather he gets 0.

[CuCN]

By "a creature", do you mean one of your creatures, or any creature on the field?

[Hazardus10]

By "a creature", do you mean one of your creatures, or any creature on the field?

your creature.

[Hazardus10]

updated text, to clarify that its your creature, not all creatures.

[ddevans96]

Slightly better wording is 'When one of your creatures dies', but it's not a huge deal.

As a mechanic, this doesn't really fit earth, but I can't see it fitting in any other element either. It's a completely different mechanic than basically anything else in the game, so with the right theme, it can fit anywhere. The element fits the name and the name fits the mechanic, so the theme is still solid.

As far as balance goes, there's nothing in the game you can really compare this to. The card is generally most useful with high-cost creatures, especially fragile ones, but isn't too great anywhere else. I think a cost to 6|5 or lower should be good.

Nice idea, hope you're able to get it into the system easily :3

[Hazardus10]

Slightly better wording is 'When one of your creatures dies', but it's not a huge deal.

As a mechanic, this doesn't really fit earth, but I can't see it fitting in any other element either. It's a completely different mechanic than basically anything else in the game, so with the right theme, it can fit anywhere. The element fits the name and the name fits the mechanic, so the theme is still solid.

As far as balance goes, there's nothing in the game you can really compare this to. The card is generally most useful with high-cost creatures, especially fragile ones, but isn't too great anywhere else. I think a cost to 6|5 or lower should be good.

Nice idea, hope you're able to get it into the system easily :3

Thanks for the great feedback!

[andretimpa]

This card seems to have a  feel to me. From your comments I think this doesn't stack, right? Looks good, but could be cheaper as ddevans said.

[Hazardus10]

This card seems to have a  feel to me. From your comments I think this doesn't stack, right? Looks good, but could be cheaper as ddevans said.

Trying to think of a good cost atm.

[Hazardus10]

updated the costs!

[artimies7]

I support this.