Momentum + Sundial

[Evil Hamster]

You mean besides building up your forces so when it expires you can pound your opponent twice as hard? 

[Scaredgirl]

Stasis stops them from attacking. If they DID attack, they would go through anything, but they are not attacking, so it doesn't matter how much momentum they have.

[Uncle Jellyfish]

But allowing Momentum through Sundials would probably balance them more, since then there would be a more viable way past them other than wasting permanent control on them. =/

[Uncle Jellyfish]

Just a thought, but it would be nice if Momentum creatures could go right through Sundials. They can walk through Gravity Shields, push Phase Shields aside, laugh at Dissipation Shields, and charge right through Bonewalls, so why does a simple Sundial stop a creature with that much Momentum behind it? ???

[Evil Hamster]

Just like a simple retrovirus can wipe out a whole field of creatures in a couple turns!

And what's even funnier- it can wipe out skeletons  ??? ??? 

[Uncle Jellyfish]

Decent decks that actually use Sundials can usually deal with a built up army before or after the Sundial expires, or they can chain them which gives them more time. It was just a suggestion, but I find it odd that a simple Sundial can stop a creature like that. =/

[bobcamel]

Agreed, it stops the creature from attacking, and Momentum is just shield bypass.

Just destroy the Sundial if you want

[Demongod]

Sundials exist to counter momentum creatures especially!

Right now, Graviton is one of the hardest FGs there are (he, Seism, Scorpio, and Rainbow are the top tier of utter pwn FGs)

If you made momentum counter sundial instead of vice versa, Graviton would be downright impossible.