Just curious, how does a creature with 0 attack attack an opponent after receiving buff. Som creatures I can mentally picture it, but others it becomes difficult. Growth creatures aren't included, as the buff could have just activated however they normally attack and makes some sense.
List of 0 attack creatures that dont grow in attack naturally: Fate Egg, Voodoo Doll, Iridium Warden, Chrysaora, and devourer
On the flip side, why do dune scorpion and deathstalker thematically have 0 attack, while their Life brother does? Why can some nymphs damage the opponent (and fairly well at that) but not others? Just curious.
Fate Egg - perhaps it launches itself upon the opponent
Voodoo Doll - same as above
Iridium Warden - well, this is a guardian, after a buff he is more dangerous and begins to attack both enemy creatures and opponent
Chrysaora - buff gives them a temporary skill to attack in the same way as Physalia
Devourer - Normally, they are not aggressive (they are parasites after all, they want the opponent alive for food), but at night they go angry and start biting. A buff could have the same effect.
As for scorpions. The Life one has the weakest poison. Perhaps stronger poisons require more energy to produce it, so the Dune Scorpion and Deathstalker are naturally more peaceful and don't strike unless provoked. A buff could work in the same way as on Devourers.
Forget that, how can Photons have momentum? They have no mass!
They have 0 momentum, but somehow pass the shields anyway?
