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heh, I thought the same. Maybe if it costs more or if it starts at 0/2. or it could even lose a health each turn that it doesn't eat something. it would force you to supply it with something or risk Paradox spams.Here's my idea, hope you like itSo.... Predator gets +2/+2 if he eats something? That's overpowered in my opinion.
A fusion card is a card combined from two "parent" cards, below are the examples:
Life cycle:Permanent free(pillar)
each turn, generates 1 death and 1 life
Parent cards:Bone pillar and Emerald pillar.
This one's a metamorph, its element is none of its parent cards'.
Predator:Creature 0/3(5 life)
Devour:Destroy the target creature if its hp is less than Predator's hp.Predator gains +1/1
Scavenger:for every creature death, Predator gains +1/1
Parent cards:Otyugh (gravity) and Vulture (d347h)
As you can see, Predator's element is different from Otyugh's and Vulture's.
Another idea:This could work, but it would be best if you included some water creatures w/ burrow, like, idunno, a Clam or a Sea Worm or something...
flood:
Makes all creatures unburrow (both sides), except creatures with water mark (doubt there are many, but with mutations it is possible).
Costs 3 water quanta.
Comments on each.I I didn't reply to a comment, it's 'cuz I liked what you said.
Mimic: Could be useful, sure, but... it's very brittle and pricy.
Doppelganger: I'd rather use PU, really. Cannot be stopped, doesn't take a turn to execute and is cheaper.
ok, good points on both. But it lets Entropy decks get in on the fun as Mono, w/o Nova
Antigravity: Is alright, dragon combos sound scary at first but shoudl be edible
Pit Viper: Kinda weak and pricy
Blood Asp: Much better, could be a good addon to a Life deck, not specifically poison ones.
The idea is that Pit vipers are less amazing, and the Blood Asps are better, but still cheap.
Zombie: You're firing Skeletons.
That was the idea. All the other 1 cost creatures are all 3 points divided between A/H, but skeles are 1 cost for only 2 points speread between A/H. the others like that are free.
Lich: A very brittle, better Graveyard.
My original idea was that it plagues for 1 death quanta, but i decided against it.
Archer: On such a brittle creature Sniper is alright. Same for the upgrade, still Paradoxable and under 3 HP.
Ancient Fossil: Yay free Poisons! Also, could be useful sometimes, like for EQ+freePoison+Some Earth deck. Also, there aren't many Earth or Death abilities anyway.
Sorry to burst your bubble, but I forgot to add in the "can't reduce below 1 cost". again, sorry.
Second Fossil: A pay-to-play Boneyard. Not as useful.
But it produces every turn, rather than 1 every death, so even if nothing dies or a skele dies, you're garunteed a skele every turn. with 6 you will always get 6 skeles, and with 6 otys...
Rusty Automaton: I'd rather use the Hematite Golem, after the fourth turn it's more profitable. This card is like useless.
but it's cheaper, which is the idea.
Goblins: Good idea
Gorgon: I guess the cost is acceptable for a Mono creature.
Medusa: Much better if the enemy doesn't have some supershield.
Shadows: Two for Growth? Other creatures get it for 1. Unfair. Could be useful for one of those Vampire Blessing decks as another beatstick.
They do? i thought I typed 1. oh well. This is what I get for posting while i'm really tired...
Palace Guard: Fairly good idea, damage soakup with the same ratio as Armagio but with the shield.
Paladin: Worse ratio, bigger shield. Could be useful against mobspam.
Would reducing the cost to 4 or 3 be better?
Giant Squid: I hope you do realize it can only Devour creatures with 1 HP at first, yes? The ability price could be affordable for Mono.
Yes, the idea is that while it can't eat alot at first (1/1s and sparks, mostly) but it can still deal damage from the get-go. Mostly the idea was to try seperating Devour from Gravity, as it could easily be used in a lot of other situations otherwise that shouldn't need Gravity quanta.
Kraken: Costly, but much better. Could be useful for Water/Earth doing Poseidon and Armoring Krakens.
Apprentice: Just a step for the upgrade, I see.
Necromancer: A very brittle Boneyard. Seeing as both cost 3 Death, I'd rather use Boneyard.
Mage: The ability is too costly for what it does, really. Aside from that, fairly nice but brittle.
Priest: As above. Drop the ability cost to 1 and it'll be perfectly fine, for now it's underpowered because of the high cost.
Ah, well perhaps dropping cost of priest ability and all costs by 1? I'm trying not to create overbalanced stuff in this part.
Overlord: Good card. Really good in Earth/Dark/Quantum deprivation with Devourers and EQs.
Also good in a time/dark stall deck. I've tried one and it works on everything, unupgraded about 50% of the time. And I do mean against anything. training and false gods both have equal chance of beating it, which really sucks.
Will o' the wisp: Not really useful. Other quantum generators survive longer. Raylights...
it's meant to provide one quick quanta (two with upgrade) and some soft damage. of course, if you put a Momentum or a plate armor...
Plague Bearer: What's the point of having Skeletons if they die after one turn?
Dont use skeles then.this is meant for an anti-creature deck, such as against Graviton. With Quintessence, they stay alive indefinately.
Gravity Bolt: Seeing as there is a way of avoiding Reflect anyway, this card isn't very useful, especially with that Gravity doesn't have any quantum fasteners found in other elements (Brimstone Eater, Immolation, Devourer).
There are direct damage spells that get around Reflect??? what are they?
Shield: You ripped this one from Bloodshadow.
Kiteshield: As above.
Buckler: Also, it makes other-element weakshields pointless.
These ones were from a friend that said he thought it would be a good idea, for multi-color decks. I put them in 'cuz they sounded like a good idea.
Leopard: Effectively does 9 damage, for 3 Life? Too strong.
Mist Leotard: Effectively does 12 damage and I can't get rid of it, for cheaper than an Immortal from Aether? Too strong, dood.
Maybe increase cost or remove Immortal? Or both? I was copy-ing an idea from MtG.
HEROS
Destroyer: Passive destroying is way too strong no matter what you do.
Unerring: Compared to other heroes, kinda weak. Good creature control, but with two Owleyes I could do the same thing cheaper and with more precision.
Maybe let it hit through reflect or immortal??
Raging: Fast buildup, but expect it to get Paradoxed immediately. Designing a Hero for Fire is hard because the theme makes the Hero easy to lose.
I knew I was forgetting something... it was Paradox. as I said earlier, I was typing this here while very very tired.
Imperturbable: I guess this one is survivable, stopping up to 4 creatures and no more. An Arctic Octopus can do this thing, just much pricier and is brittle.
Illuminated: 2x SoD + non-instant creature control prevention. Is alright. Pisses Plaguers off.
Avaracious: What kind of a word is that? Also, it might be hard to control out manually, and aside from that it's just a bigger Vampire. Is alright.
Avaracious: very greedy, extremely 'me' centered. Wants to own everything in the universe, including people. Miserly. very Scrooge-ish.
Twisted: So, I can end up with a weak thing or a brittle thing, and it drains quanta. Is fairly alright, I guess.
Unstoppable: Momentum on steroids, and... a 6 attacker. Notverygood.
Eternal: You ripped this from Bloodshadow. Also, very good and balanced card, as it can be only delayed and deals high damage, and high damage is what Time needs.
If I ripped this from Bloodshadow, it was not intentional. All of these were written by me and my freinds, after a bit of explaining to them. We all play MtG, so they wanted some stuff like alot of the newer cards.
Adam Savage: VERY OP. Does 4 free Snipers at the end of every turn, and can strike Immaterial? Not nice. Would clean out the enemy field immediately.
Sorry, should read that it ONLY targets Immortal creatures
Foul: VERY OP. The poison will build up really fast. 9 poison, 18 poison, 27 poison... heck, normal poison DECKS don't get to 27, and this can in 3 turns. The other passive effect is a nice concept.
Ah, I thought something was off with this. should be half damage, can't inflict more than 3 a turn. Again, typed while VERY tired. Sorry.
Good thing that they can be Mutated or Reversed, otherwise all of them would be OP. Don't fix this.
If I didn't comment on the upgrade separately, apply the same comment as for the normal version.
The wiki's card suggestion area is, for the most part, full of terrible ideas that no-one reads. If you want to promote yours, you're best off starting a thread here and getting critique.you mean I'm gonna have to move all those card ideas to here? gaah! mumble, mumble, mutter... oh well.
I didnt want much freedom to choose pillars, so i didnt choose parallel pillar.Well, the clone idea would still work, allowing you to only create new pillars that are only available if you have other pillars. Would prevent you from spamming them into your deck. After all, they would be primarily be for filling in the gaps when you have a deficiency on one side or another of your quanta production.
Pillar Idea:Well, an idea is to make it like the "Clone" card in MtG, and have it be a spell that creates a copy of any pillar or tower on the field.
Mirror Pillar
Choose one of your pillars or your mark. The Miror Pillar gets this color. Enchanted Pillars cant be used .
(For better Duo Decks)
