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Well, the Kitsune would be removed from the field, but wouldn't be destroyed (as it returns to your deck). And it's not a copy of a strong creature like Twin Universe, but it LOOKS like one at first glance. It's a minor threat that disguises itself as a stronger one.The problem with it, as we discussed in chat, is that it would be very easy to know its just a trick. At the very least we would see it only do 2 (or is it 3?
Not that it matters, it seems no one likes it enough to vote for it. And I thought I had something with this too...
) damage versus the 15 damage it says it will do since it's imitating a ruby dragon.
.All one type of quantum.That was my very first sentence on this topic
.. But I'm not changing my vote, since I still like Inevitable and Static Field more. As to Crusader, since I helped, I'm staying with it.
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. But elemental casting costs makes sense, and isn't too hard to figure out. If you really had to, in the sticky you could make those definitions real big and bolded and then write "and if you don't understand..." and then give some little examples.
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. Therefore, even though it is minorly duo, I still say it is a duo..
He's sorta speaking the truth, though. The Dark Ages are represented by the entirely Christian lifestyle of Europeans.Though that may be true, let me quote myself:
Lol @ Christianity causing the dark ages. Christianity was actually the ONE thing that unified Europe and the ONE thing that encouraged learning, aside from the brief Holy Roman Empire, which was also led by a Christian king.The dark ages aren't Christianity's fault.
-The only learned ones were Christian monks. Only they could read and write. Elsewhere, reading and writing was VERY rare. And they spent most of their time copying manuscripts from earlier times (like the teachings of Aristotle and the like), as well as the Bible.
-The only schools were created by the Holy Roman Empire or the Church.
-The only reason the Roman Empire stayed alive for so long is that Christianity became a unifying factor when the central government began to fail.
-The "continuation" of the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire, was predominantly Christian. This empire, and the Islamic empire, were the centers of learning and trade in the world.
-The crusades, though really a black mark in Europe's past, they reconnected Europe to the prospering Middle East (which had been copying Roman and Greek writings that would otherwise have been lost since the monks can only do so much), instigating some trade and reuniting Europe with much knowledge.
Really, the feudal system, inept rulers, and barbarian raids not allowing for any long standing central government were what caused the drop off in learning. Christianity is the only thing that saved it from going over the edge.
Oh, and my source is the AP World History Stearns textbook. It isn't false.
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