Phase 3 - Questions Topic

[Cheesy111]

deuce22:

Spoiler for Hidden:

Opponent realizes I will face them:


In the heat of battle, my opponent underestimates me:


Once victory has been achieved:

Oldtrees - your question was unclear so I created two separate definitions.

Spoiler for Thematics:

Time encompasses the themes of Fate, Judgement and Control.  Time elementals twist the dimension of Time in order to achieve these ends, whether it is the harsh judgement of memory brought back or the serene acceptance of fate, accelerated.

Spoiler for PvP:

Time is slowly gaining a decisive advantage by taking control of the battlefield and gaining card advantage.

[furballdn]

Win!


Celebrate!

[Helston]

Catch me if you can, will.

Spoiler for need to teach the world about AFL football.:

[Laxadarap]

Catch me if you can, will.

Spoiler for need to teach the world about AFL football.:

Looks a lot like GAA (gaelic football (Irish football))

[Kamietsu]

It's simple:

First I hypnotize the competition:

Spoiler for Hidden:

Then I shall scare them:

Spoiler for Hidden:

I'll use my awesome strength:

Spoiler for Hidden:

And stomp over all the other Elements:

Spoiler for Hidden:

Then I will be victorious:

Spoiler for Hidden:

[Annele]

Stick because it can represent all three.

[OldTrees]

Define your element completely while being as concise as possible. (You cannot define your element as itself.)
So: clarity -> completeness -> conciseness.

[ZephyrPhantom]

Win!

Spoiler for Hidden:

Celebrate!

That's great!  Now, why am I being punted offscreen? 

Spoiler for to my good friend deuce : mesaproctector will suffer the wrath of...:

tennis, doods.
No photons or Ragepots were harmed in this production.

Define your element completely while being as concise as possible. (You cannot define your element as itself.)
So: clarity -> completeness -> conciseness.

Light
Bright white, the Element of Passiveness
Defense? Do not strike back at our aggressors; rather, heal wounds and guard the supplies until our very hope becomes a shield.
Defeat the opponent? I give Blessings to my worthy soldiers; arm the Crusaders, enrage the Angels, blitz the Pegasi, even raise the blades of glory to our cause.
A small hatred for Darkness and Death remains in my heart, never truly forgotten.
We may start slow, but a miracle always awaits at the end,
with endless light given by the glow of Photons and Luciferase.
The clever commander who seeks more will find worthy creatures
in those who desire strength or protection.

Non-Poetic Version/Explanation:

Spoiler for Hidden:

Light encompasses the following:
Bright White - a color and adjective that define a light itself.
Element of Passiveness - Light has -no- CC to directly interfere with any of the 11 other Elemental creatures, save for Holy Light.
Defense - Negate wounds and disruption of quanta - Heal off damage with Luciferase, Miracles, etc..., and guard the quanta supplies with Sanctuary. Hope becomes a shield once enough creatures generate Light.
Defeat the Opponent - Create titans from small heroes. - Light encourages a player to 'champion' creatures : Crusader with weapons, Angel with +ATK/-HP buffs, and Pegasus with Blessing.  For more weapon savvy-players, one can Animate Morning Glories to serve their cause. Ultimately, a lot of Light's creatures become stronger with a second card in the mix.
A Miracle Awaits at the end - Stall out the opponent - Light is very good at stalling despite its lack of direct CC, with cards like Solar Shield to ramp up production for Miracles and Dragons or Sanctuary to heal and stall for time.
Find More Worthy Creatures - Outside synergy lays in buffs or stalling - Blessed Scorpions/Spark, Crusaders w/weapons, etc... are the 'offensive' synergy of Light, taking two-card pairs outside the element to strengthen cards that need a boost.  Meanwhile, Sundial/Sanctuary/Eternity, Seraph/Angel/Explosion (and Firestall in general), etc... play into Light's defensive side : the other element employs cards like Reverse Time and Rage Potion to allow Light to 'reach' to the other side of the board, while Light provides the more direct protection for the player.

[mrpaper]

This is me at the assault of the earth (rock) ... poor scissors can only raise his fist and complain!

[ARTHANASIOS]

Hmm... in the final battle, my plans are going to work perfectly:



And after winning via my Leaf-Jade deck, I am going to celebrate with the following traditional way of :

Define your element completely while being as concise as possible. (You cannot define your element as itself.)
So: clarity -> completeness -> conciseness.

Cheap and fast damage (Frogs, Adrenaline),
not-so-cheap but durable rush (Cockatrices, any Mitosis + midhitter rush),
cheap and fast healing (Heals, Druidic Staves, SoG),
cheap and fast poisoning (Forest Scorpion),
expensive but big healing (Empathic Bond, flying AdrenaStaves),
slow but big damage (Rustlers + Emerald Dragons combo, any MitoDragon in general, Forest Spirits),
expensive but powerful poisoning (Thorn Carapace, any Scorpion + Mitosis + Adrenaline combo),
not-so-cheap but powerful protection (Emerald Shield)!
Nough said!

[justaburd]

Mah chair.

[Kamietsu]

Define your element completely while being as concise as possible. (You cannot define your element as itself.)
So: clarity -> completeness -> conciseness.

High Damage
Low Health
Lots of desctruction: Fire Bolt(CC), Firestorm(Mass CC), Rage Potion(Buff/CC), Fire Shield(CC), Deflageration(PC)
Fast Quanta Growth: Immolation
Powerful creatures(Abilities): Phoenix, Lava Golem, Fire Nymph
Strong Cards(Abilities): Fahrenheit, Shard of Bravery
Lack of Healing