Reduce Nymphs' Sale Value

[omegareaper7]

I couldn't care any less about nymphs. I've been playing for a year now with a score of 139,000+ and win a lot more than I lose. There's only 1 good nymph and 2 that are semi-good. The good one is the gravity nymph, followed by the aether nymph and then the entropy nymph. I've sold a light nymph and currently have 2 fire nymphs, 1 death nymph and another one I cannot recall because it's no good. I just keep them in case trading ever becomes viable in the game. Other than that, I would never use them. I just collect them to have them.

There is no other card that is equivalent to the gravity nymph. When you can use the power every round, you can't even possibly compare the black hole card to it.

The aether nymph is semi-ok but is better replaced with the anubis.

The entropy nymph is semi-ok I guess but anti-matter is just not even important for my style of play.

You forget air and fire. And do continue selling, less competition for high nymph totals 

[QuantumT]

You also neglected to mention the time nymph, which is both a solid attacker and a card draw engine.

[Jappert]

Yup, I'm another victim of selling nymphs before knowing their true value . So I must vote yes

Another victim here that agrees!

[omegareaper7]

You also neglected to mention the time nymph, which is both a solid attacker and a card draw engine.

Your right, forgot about time. I shouldn't have seeing as that was my first one.

[Time_lord_victorius]

i actually think that nymphs should not even be sellable because they are the weapons of the oracle, the best things against FG (in context of elements history).
the value of the nymphs are NOWHERE near their true battle value. of course some are frail, but some are really tough, like my favorite : nymph (i upped it ftw)
thats why they should not be sellable

[Thiefboy109]

I sold a Earth nymph when I started elements.
Not like it was that bad, but still. I only have 2 nymphs now, so yeah....

[XYTWO]

i actually think that nymphs should not even be sellable because they are the weapons of the oracle, the best things against FG (in context of elements history).
the value of the nymphs are NOWHERE near their true battle value. of course some are frail, but some are really tough, like my favorite : nymph (i upped it ftw)
thats why they should not be sellable

What do I do if I have 6 upped nymphs and 6 unupped in an element and the Oracle gives me another one?

[TheForbiddenOracle]

i actually think that nymphs should not even be sellable because they are the weapons of the oracle, the best things against FG (in context of elements history).
the value of the nymphs are NOWHERE near their true battle value. of course some are frail, but some are really tough, like my favorite : nymph (i upped it ftw)
thats why they should not be sellable

What do I do if I have 6 upped nymphs and 6 unupped in an element and the Oracle gives me another one?

Then you can wait for Zanz to put (if he decides) a trading system

[teffy]

Should the nymph sell value be reduced ?
I would vote NO, the sell value should show the rarity of a card.


There should be a stronger warning. One option could be a question mark for rarity in the oracle: The text next to the ? shows the rarity of the card, the ? explains the concept of rarity.

What do I do if I have 6 upped nymphs and 6 unupped in an element and the Oracle gives me another one?

Then,  this makes you very special. That´s why I would still keep the nymph.  It could happen in a few years, but then, the game could be totally different.

[TheForbiddenOracle]

What about 2 warnings instead of 1?

[silux]

Special warning
ULTRA RARE!
Special prize from competitions or from the Oracle

[bored_ninja777]

i sold my first nymph (fire nymph) and it was purely for the coin.. i dont use fire and didnt plan to use fire in future. since then i have gotten idk 5 or6 more nymphs. i still dont use a single one of them.. i even upgraded 1 of them for the hell of it. i might use it later but i havent found a reason to put it in my deck yet. they tend to cost to much to play and die too easily unless you play lots of quints or anubis.