Malignant Cell | Malignant Cell

[furballdn]

Regardless, it exists.

It's not supposed to and hardly anyone has it so it doesn't matter.

[el-jefe]

I guess this could be useful with chimera, combining all the little cells into one big creature. And if the AI doesn't target them, they'll multiply fast enough that you won't need to wait long to get a full side of them to combine (5 or 6 turns)

[rosutosefi]

I guess this could be useful with chimera, combining all the little cells into one big creature. And if the AI doesn't target them, they'll multiply fast enough that you won't need to wait long to get a full side of them to combine (5 or 6 turns)

5-6 turns, 3 cards, 13 cost, 23 attack/hp and GPull's itself. I'd rather play 2 lava golems. It has no use on your side of the field, just cast it on the enemy side.

[eaglgenes101]

I guess this could be useful with chimera, combining all the little cells into one big creature. And if the AI doesn't target them, they'll multiply fast enough that you won't need to wait long to get a full side of them to combine (5 or 6 turns)

5-6 turns, 3 cards, 13 cost, 23 attack/hp and GPull's itself. I'd rather play 2 lava golems. It has no use on your side of the field, just cast it on the enemy side.

Before you get the chimera out, you can do an insane stall using bonds, then chimera for the win. You can't do the same for golems.

[furballdn]

I guess this could be useful with chimera, combining all the little cells into one big creature. And if the AI doesn't target them, they'll multiply fast enough that you won't need to wait long to get a full side of them to combine (5 or 6 turns)

5-6 turns, 3 cards, 13 cost, 23 attack/hp and GPull's itself. I'd rather play 2 lava golems. It has no use on your side of the field, just cast it on the enemy side.

Before you get the chimera out, you can do an insane stall using bonds, then chimera for the win. You can't do the same for golems.

So you want even more cards and quanta for that strategy? All for a final result of a 23|23 momentum'd gravity pulled chimera?

[rosutosefi]

I guess this could be useful with chimera, combining all the little cells into one big creature. And if the AI doesn't target them, they'll multiply fast enough that you won't need to wait long to get a full side of them to combine (5 or 6 turns)

5-6 turns, 3 cards, 13 cost, 23 attack/hp and GPull's itself. I'd rather play 2 lava golems. It has no use on your side of the field, just cast it on the enemy side.

Before you get the chimera out, you can do an insane stall using bonds, then chimera for the win. You can't do the same for golems.

CCYB.

[sieglsiegl]

Why would you WANT this in your deck, if your opponent had a shield [Besides Gravity shield], it would cancel out everything, and flood your field so that you couldn't use any creature cards?

[Drake_XIV]

Why would you WANT this in your deck, if your opponent had a shield [Besides Gravity shield], it would cancel out everything, and flood your field so that you couldn't use any creature cards?

Maybe you didn't want any other creatures when using this...  Or play this after those other creatures.

[Chapuz]

Why would you WANT this in your deck, if your opponent had a shield [Besides Gravity shield], it would cancel out everything, and flood your field so that you couldn't use any creature cards?

with PC, you make 23+ damage, there can be other creatures before the cells and tons of bond healing. also, it synergizes with Inundation because you limit the oponent's damage output and even more with SoP.

It's also used to lock your oponent's field. This + Antimatter = awsome ragequit deckout.

[Ningo67]

I dont like the upgrade for it

[Drake_XIV]

Mostly because there isn't really an upgrade for it...

[eaglgenes101]

Also, SoP synergizes well with this card. When it's on your field.