Malignant Cell | Malignant Cell

[Avenger]

A pity it has no darkness or death mark, it will miss the fun with eclipse.

[coinich]

A pity it has no darkness or death mark, it will miss the fun with eclipse.

Thats why its neutral.

[Xavius]

I still say that the 1/1 ruins the point.
Oh, and I don't know where to post this, so I'll put it here:
On the Trainer, my sheilds were giving the opponent its defense and I had non. Even against a mono-light deck. Just wanted to say.

[PuppyChow]

I still say that the 1/1 ruins the point.
Oh, and I don't know where to post this, so I'll put it here:
On the Trainer, my sheilds were giving the opponent its defense and I had non. Even against a mono-light deck. Just wanted to say.

Yeah. I ran into that bug too.
Deck I used was 3x Ivory Dragon, 5x Flesh Recluse, 6x Aflatoxin, 4x Skull Buckler, 12x Bone tower. Mark of death.

Worked wonders against AI3.

[Kaythal]

Adrenaline on a Cancer Cell creates 2 new cancers (and does 4 damage).
Tested at trainer.


Possible use of Aflatoxin: choke up your opponent yard so he can't summon anything else

[The conartist]

Not to sound mean, but that was the original intention of the card.

[Kaythal]

Still think it's a hard plan to accomplish. Mainly cos you can't simply splash Mark of Death for the 6 quanta needed for Aflatoxin, while in a mono Death you usually want to kill creatures not to stall the game.

Bah dunno, i'll try to figure out a rainbow aimed at deckin the opponent...

[Daxx]

With mono-death, all you'd need to make this useful would be a plague and some condors (bonewalls also maybe).

[Avenger]

Firestorming one's own creatures is still considered? There must be something to counter anything.

[Tigerente]

I'm tempted to use quintessence on an enemies malignant cell. That should make it even harder for him to open a slot for his own creatures.

[Essence]

Cells don't replicate themselves; they create new cells.  Quintessence on a cell would give you one, and only one, untargetable cell.

[Tigerente]

Cells don't replicate themselves; they create new cells.  Quintessence on a cell would give you one, and only one, untargetable cell.

That's what I assumed, but doesn't the immortal cell still create new cells and wouldn't it continually fill up the enemies creature slots unless he has a way to get rid of the newly created cell each turn?