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I really like this idea, it's not too strong since the upkeep alone would prevent you from playing much in the first couple of turns plus it takes a while to get going. I would defiantly use this card if it worked like this.maybe it could hit every square but instead of killing it could do damage. flying and water based creatures excluded.You mean like what was suggested 1 page agoI think it should hit burrowed and/or immaterial creatures.That's a good idea, but the issues still exist that the card is still rather underpowered
What if it slowly creeps up on the field to kill everything as in:
(X = flooded area)
First turn played - X------X
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X------X
Second turn - XX----XX
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XX----XX
Third - XXXXXXXX
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XXXXXXX
Fourth - XXXXXXXX
XX---XX
XXXXXXX
Fifth- XXXXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXXX
Sixth - Field returns to normal
Upgraded can double the initial flood so it could be so it would destroy all non-water, non-neutral creatures (on both sides) by turn 4
Flying, immaterial, water, and cells survive
(Burrowed doesn't)
I count 13...Over 9000Over half of them; 14 I think.
If you do a Mitosis+SoR combo, only 3 quanta will be sort of OP. For a duo deck(ex. Massive Drags+Mitosis+SoR and maybe even overdrive) you can rely on life mark alone for mitosis and use only use gravity towersDragons cost a lot to summon in the first place. If you get lucky with towers you might be able to get a Dragon out in turn 2 but then you have to wait till your 4th turn to mitosis which is way too long. By the time you get your first daughter you are dead.
the only time you would use mitosis is after you have already placed all the critters in your hand. to give the ability to reproduce when you can just play another card in that turn? If you have the extra sure but in the early turns of the life rush you hardly have any quanta to spare. Most of the time you just keep playing critters until you have 1 or 2 quanta left. It's only after you have 3-4+ creatures that you will probably have extra to spare on mitosis but now it costs 5 and hardly makes it worth it.It is easily stopped by any CC targeted at the mother Scarab. Like most decks it takes a while for it to get set up. You need at least 5 scarabs and 2 bonds to keep you alive and that takes several turns to set up.zanz can change the AISure about that?
Scarob-tosis is just an example. I'm not saying it's real.
Just wanted to clear that up. Anyways - I truly believe if Mitosis makes it to the game, it will ruin it completely.
Most versions of Mitosis makes FGs easy. For instance: Mitosis scarabs. Tons of HP, eats ev erything, gets lots of damage due to it.Actually even before FG's were not that easy to beat with the mitosis scarab. You need a really good draw to get a good flow of scarabs coming. Don't forget that FG's have tons of control(which makes your first scarab or 2 scapegoats) and any shield pretty much stops scarab damage in it's tracks.
