Celsius | Celsius

[Marsu]

NAME: Celsius ELEMENT: Fire COST: 3 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Does what Fahrenheit does, but actually makes sense. Get lost, Americans.	NAME: Celsius ELEMENT: Fire COST: 3 TYPE: Permanent ATK|HP: TEXT: Does what upgraded Fahrenheit does, but actually makes sense. Get lost, Americans.

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[Pineapple]

But Kelvin makes so much more sense...

[killsdazombies]

But Kelvin makes so much more sense...

Damn straight. I think 0 kelvin would hurt a lot more then 0 Celsius

[Demonite]

But Kelvin makes so much more sense...

Damn straight. I think 0 kelvin would hurt a lot more then 0 Celsius

0 K will OTK immediately. and don't forget reaumur, but i don't guarantee it'll make more sense

[Pella]

Cost should be (F-32)/1,8.

EDIT:  Applied to the actual cost of Fahrenheit, that would make this card cost -16,1.  Not actually practical, but listing the cost as "(F-32)/1,8" still would be funny. 

[furballdn]

May I propose the following word change?

"Deal (4+X-32)*5/9 damage at the end of every turn, where X is the number of you have divided by 5"

[ddevans96]

Brine.

[Pella]

I believe this thread was intended for the American's use of farenheit rather than celcius. Since farenheit (America's temperature) is already in the game, this is intended for the use of places like Britain and Australia who use celcius.

...and Canada, and Europe, and Asia, and Africa, and EVERY-FREAKING-WHERE that isn't USA.

[Pineapple]

I believe this thread was intended for the American's use of farenheit rather than celcius. Since farenheit (America's temperature) is already in the game, this is intended for the use of places like Britain and Australia who use celcius.

...and Canada, and Europe, and Asia, and Africa, and EVERY-FREAKING-WHERE that isn't USA.

You know Canada sometimes uses Fahrenheit, right?

[RavingRabbid]

I believe this thread was intended for the American's use of farenheit rather than celcius. Since farenheit (America's temperature) is already in the game, this is intended for the use of places like Britain and Australia who use celcius.

...and Canada, and Europe, and Asia, and Africa, and EVERY-FREAKING-WHERE that isn't USA.

You know Canada sometimes uses Fahrenheit, right?

Mono-Fire does too.

[Pella]

I believe this thread was intended for the American's use of farenheit rather than celcius. Since farenheit (America's temperature) is already in the game, this is intended for the use of places like Britain and Australia who use celcius.

...and Canada, and Europe, and Asia, and Africa, and EVERY-FREAKING-WHERE that isn't USA.

You know Canada sometimes uses Fahrenheit, right?

Sometimes, but only because the two countries are so closely connected, economically.  For the most part, Canadians speak Metric.