Forge | Mythril Forge

[ScytherLoL]

Unless you are seeing something I cannot (which is quite possible) the answer to that is no.

It is Mythril Golem, Mythril Forge on both the card and in the table.

Can you please explain?

Thanks

Scyther

[Kael Hate]

Unless you are seeing something I cannot (which is quite possible) the answer to that is no.

It is Mythril Golem, Mythril Forge on both the card and in the table.

Can you please explain?

Thanks

Scyther

He's talking about an old mistake in the table for the golem

[ScytherLoL]

Ahh I see I was pretty sure that I had fixed that.

Thanks

Scyther

[GRANLEE]

dont think this will work but how bout depending the pillar you play theres a diffrent golem for that pillar.

example you play an fire pillar you get a golem thats has 5/1 or if you use an aether pillar the golems is immaterial but with 1/2

[ScytherLoL]

It's a good idea but then I need to make 12 new cards rather than one. Maybe that could be something to look at in the future. For now most likely best to leave it as it is.

Thanks

Scyther

[DeathPanda1]

looks like a really great card, i like the artwork

[safko01]

Now that the dune scorpion is live I think more than ever that this card is not at all OP and actually I think it would have a really great synergy.

Think about it like this.  You use quick sands/EQs to destroy your opponents quantum and then they would HAVE to play a pillar/tower to even do anything which would then produce a golem for you.  If you use it for just gravity then if you don't get it out really early it becomes kind of a useless card.

Since most decks will get out 3 - 5 quantum in their first few turns they could just not play any more land once you put the forge out.  If you combine it with QS then you could put your opponent into a situation where you force them to play more quantum.

[ratcharmer]

In terms of the OP/not OP discussion, perhaps a side-by-side comparison to boneyard/graveyard is in order?

Boneyard:
Cost: 3
Trigger: creature dies
Creature stats: 1/1

Graveyard:
Cost: 5
Trigger: creature dies
Creature stats: 2/2

Forge:
Cost: 5
Trigger: a pillar is played
Creature stats: 2/1

Mithril Forge:
Cost: 5
Trigger: a pillar is played
Creature stats: 3/2

Looked at side-by-side, I think that yes, it is OP compared to graveyard/boneyard. Playing a pillar is a more common trigger than the death of a creature, and one that you can cause yourself without slowing your deck down at all, even if your opponent is playing a pillarless deck.

Particularly comparing the upgraded versions, forge is better in almost every way. The cost is the same, but it gives you better creatures, and I'm pretty sure it would trigger more often, and against a larger variety of opponents.

Steel Golem is an creature, so I think fits the golems a little better than , but I like the forge itself as a card. (parts coming together to form a whole -> gravity)

I really like the concept, and I'd like to see more swarmer decks that don't depend on fractal, but I think this needs a bit of a nerf.

[safko01]

Particularly comparing the upgraded versions, forge is better in almost every way. The cost is the same, but it gives you better creatures, and I'm pretty sure it would trigger more often, and against a larger variety of opponents.

Steel Golem is an creature, so I think fits the golems a little better than , but I like the forge itself as a card. (parts coming together to form a whole -> gravity)

I really like the concept, and I'd like to see more swarmer decks that don't depend on fractal, but I think this needs a bit of a nerf.

I just realized that this is making a golem every time a tower is played and not just when your opponent plays a tower.  Looking back at that I do believe that this card is OP (since you could just do 6 forges and the rest quantum to pump out a TON of creatures).  It should be changed to when your opponent plays a tower a golem is created.  I think that would decrease the OP and also upgraded version should cost 6.

[nawikipedia]

what about pendelums? they make golems too?

[AnonymousRevival]

Golems don't seem to be automated like this. Also, mechanically speaking, I don't think a golem would be that weak.

[BluePaladin25]

The artwork you have now makes them look more like robots than golems, so I thought, how about you change the name to Construct | Mythril Construct? Golem generally implies something created by magic, not something created in a forge, so Construct would be more accurate. You can (and should) call the card whatever you like, but with all the people complaining that "Golems seem more than " I just had to speak up.