Flat Worm | Planaria

[Hyroen]

Haha, was totally thinking of that Otyughs and Scarabs should get poisoned if they devour something deadly. Haha, check in my suggestions forum, I'm serious.

But yeah awesome we were thinking along the same lines. 

[killsdazombies]

pwnage, would destroy otyughs!

[silverblack]

how do i get one, will it be under water in bazaar or do u beat like T50? overall i love everything about, tht'll show oty's

[Wisemage]

Another card with a good idea by FAR to situational, like Purify but with Devour.  Devour is more widely used but its still specifically targeting this one ability.

[BloodMaster50]

love the idea but picture gross me out (abit)

[Optimalist]

Another card with a good idea by FAR too situational, like Purify but with Devour.  Devour is more widely used but its still specifically targeting this one ability.

Good point. On a personal note, I specifically targetted the eaters because I am a foodie myself. But, I do need to watch what I eat. In game, rainbow decks are just too overused with Otys being the star of the deck. Quinted Otys can only be killed by Fire shields/bucklers and Spine shields/carapace. With the new Pharoah card, the popularity of devouring has definitely increased. 

I think these worms would spur changes and innovation of the all-too-familiar rainbow decks posted here.

[Kameda]

The ability of infecting something that devour the Worm is situational, but the ability of splitting and kepping the attack isn't.
And, know that I thought, I think that is impossible to have two passive abilities.

[Optimalist]

The ability of infecting something that devour the Worm is situational, but the ability of splitting and kepping the attack isn't.
And, know that I thought, I think that is impossible to have two passive abilities.

There should be no problem about cards being situational. It's the fun part in forming decks to fit the different situations you will face. That's where strategy comes in.

How about a blessed, bioluminescent, gravity pulled, adrenalized, basilisk blooded, momentummed antlion?

[unionruler]

I appreciate this card for the fact that it unravels quite a few new strategies as it is multi-purpose in nature. Just a question though if I cast aflatoxin on it, does that mean it will start splitting even before it turns into a malignant cell? And does it then turn into 4 malignant cells?? Because I have a lot of diabolical ways of exploiting that XD

[Optimalist]

I appreciate this card for the fact that it unravels quite a few new strategies as it is multi-purpose in nature. Just a question though if I cast aflatoxin on it, does that mean it will start splitting even before it turns into a malignant cell? And does it then turn into 4 malignant cells?? Because I have a lot of diabolical ways of exploiting that XD

Oooh... Aflatoxin! Theoretically, it won't become a malignant cell if it didn't have 1 HP to start with. If it had 2 or more HPs when hit with Aflatoxin, it should just split into 2. It will now depend on the programming if the toxin will be retained once it splits. Personally, I'd go either way. I'll let the programmer decide what they want to do with it. Would you know how a Phoenix reacts to aflatoxin? I haven't seen that happen.

[Snowstorm]

I like the idea myself, small creatures with interesting abilities The worm theme is cool too.

Won't pretend to know anything about game balance though.

[Optimalist]

Good news. Aflatoxining the Phoenix turns it into Ash with no Malignant Cells. This means that when the worms split, they don't die until they can't split any more. Thanks to Icybraker for the info.