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[ddevans96]

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First one is the [suspicious] tag. All I know is that it's supposed to hide stuff from 'suspicious' people, but I have no clue what that means.

Second one is the [glossary] tag. At the top of the forums, there's a Glossary tab, which shows the meanings of terms such as acronyms and nicknames. I'll leave an example here:

I defeated the FG Hermes today.

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[WexMajor]

What are the priority for the AI on Steal and Deflagration?

I haven't got answer for this question yet...

[Tirear]

What are the priority for the AI on Steal and Deflagration?

I haven't got answer for this question yet...

Sorry, I've been busy this week and haven't been on the forum.

First, sundial is super high priority for deflag, because we want to attack the enemy. Steal does not care, because a stolen sundial still keeps your creatures from attacking.
Otherwise, PC targets expensive permanents, with a multiplier for powerful active abilities. Thus, hourglass is very high priority with 4 cost and one of the strongest abilities in the game (card draw). Eternity is even higher priority, with 2|1 more cost and also having one of the strongest abilities (draw lock + buff removal OR anti-deckout). A few other weapons have increased priority for strong but not amazing abilities and some of the shards might also have increased priority, but beyond that it is up to cost. In the case of a tie, the permanent in the earliest slot will be targeted.

[BeefSupreme]

Steal does not care, because a stolen sundial still keeps your creatures from attacking.

The AI will Steal your Sundial just the same it would Deflag it and with the same priority to rob you the chance of drawing a card.

[AyneSPoV]

What does the skill " WEB"?

[BeefSupreme]

What does the skill " WEB"?

It removes the "airborne" (passive) ability from the creature.

For instance, if you have 4 Shards of Freedom out and 1 Wyrm, if "web" is used on the Wyrm, it is no longer airborne and therefore is not under the effect of the Shards of Freedom.

[CuCN]

What does the skill " WEB"?

It removes the "airborne" (passive) ability from the creature.

For instance, if you have 4 Shards of Freedom out and 1 Wyrm, if "web" is used on the Wyrm, it is no longer airborne and therefore is not under the effect of the Shards of Freedom.

Web with 100% evasion. Sounds legit.

[AyneSPoV]

Thanks.

[BeefSupreme]

What does the skill " WEB"?

It removes the "airborne" (passive) ability from the creature.

For instance, if you have 4 Shards of Freedom out and 1 Wyrm, if "web" is used on the Wyrm, it is no longer airborne and therefore is not under the effect of the Shards of Freedom.

Web with 100% evasion. Sounds legit.

OKAY LET'S NOT GET SMART UP IN HERE. I WILL CALL YO MAMMA.

[AyneSPoV]

So, If I understood what you guys said to me, if I use "web" on a devourer, he will not be able to absorb quantas. Right?

[Tirear]

Steal does not care, because a stolen sundial still keeps your creatures from attacking.

FALSE
The AI will Steal your Sundial just the same it would Deflag it and with the same priority to rob you the chance of drawing a card.

Testing in trainer, I'm getting some really wierd results, but two things stand out:
1. With no creatures, the AI would rather target a pillar than a sundial, with either deflag or steal.
2. With two damselflys, and my side of the board being the same in each case, the AI deflagged my sundial, but stole my shield.

This shows that the rules for steal and deflag are not identical. However, it also shows that the AI does seem to want to help its attackers by stealing the sundial, even though that doesn't actually work.

Testing in trainer also shows that the game has had a major update, so I'm going to play catch up before I try figuring out sundial any further.

So, If I understood what you guys said to me, if I use "web" on a devourer, he will not be able to absorb quantas. Right?

No, web only removes the "Airborne" passive. Other passives, such as a devourer's "Devourer" will not be removed, so the devourer will still absorb quanta.

[AyneSPoV]

Then give me examples of airborn skills, because I don't seem to understund.