What the cards don't tell you...

[Stealth5208]

Thank you, this really helps!

[Cheesy111]

It was slightly unclear in the guide, so unless it's already been mentioned, if you reverse time/eternity a mutated creature the card that goes on top of your deck or their deck will be the card the mutant appeared to be with normal stats.

[Grote]

Paying 1,500 coins to upgrade a card, ONLY upgrades a SINGLE CARD, not copies of the same card.

I upgraded my Gnome Rider to Gnome Gemfinder(no cost) to replace all my Earth pillars with them but NO DICE.
I thought I could cut space out of my deck like this...but no...that would make too much sense...

[furballdn]

Paying 1,500 coins to upgrade a card, ONLY upgrades a SINGLE CARD, not copies of the same card.

I upgraded my Gnome Rider to Gnome Gemfinder(no cost) to replace all my Earth pillars with them but NO DICE.
I thought I could cut space out of my deck like this...but no...that would make too much sense...

More grind time!

[Absol]

Paying 1,500 coins to upgrade a card, ONLY upgrades a SINGLE CARD, not copies of the same card.

I upgraded my Gnome Rider to Gnome Gemfinder(no cost) to replace all my Earth pillars with them but NO DICE.
I thought I could cut space out of my deck like this...but no...that would make too much sense...

Upgrading is the "cash gate" of the Elements. The unofficial fence between new players and veterans.
So go grind some more.

[Grote]

My Gnome Gemfinder just took 4 Reverse Times(in a row) so I could play Otyugh with a Blessing & Momentum.

If I could replace half the Stone Pillars with Gnome Gemfinders, that would provide a better means of getting a giant Otyugh so I can eat dragons! Sometimes there aren't enough creatures to eat to get big, so I eat my own Gaurdian Angels too. 60-card, (majority of colors in this order) 

[Cheesy111]

Also, there's an Elements chat available on the main game page - it's useful for asking simple questions or getting to know the forum community more.

[Chapuz]

I don't know if this has been posted before. UG does the creature damage before dealing the 20 damage to the oponent. So, if you have 1 HP and the oponent has 1-20 HP and a voodoo doll in play, if you trigger an UG you will loose 

[Chapuz]

Isn't Chaos Power's minimum buff +1/+1, not +0/+0?

[...]
-SoR + Fate Egg = one hatch, 2 creatures at once; SoR + Deja Vu = castable 2x, loses skill at second use
Not now, Deja Vu only creates one copy. Fate Egg still creates 2 creatures
[...]
-Chaos Power's buff range is between  +0|+0 and +5|+5 and favors hp over attack
Where have you read that Chaos Power favors hp over attack ?
-Butterfly Effect and Mitosis causes summoning sickness to the target creature
 I tried it and can falsify that. If you use Mitosis or Butterfly Effect on a creature , which shouldn´t have summoning sickness (2nd turn), it can use the skill immediately
[...]

Stand corrected. Twice. Like a boss. To whoever read my huge wall of text, listen to the corrections, they're right 

>on the dejavu, that's a pretty sad change :|
>yea, chaos power's minimum is +1|+1, it'd be pointless if you can get +0|+0, chaos power's hp>attack is pretty noticeable if you try buffing a spark/gemfinder a few times..
not totally sure about it, but it seems like that's the case
>sorry about mitosis, but the BE, i'm still pretty unsure if AI just doesn't use it OR it really causes summoning sickness..

once again, thank you for pointing out errors 

Could anyone please explain me what summoning sickness is? O_O

[willng3]

Isn't Chaos Power's minimum buff +1/+1, not +0/+0?

[...]
-SoR + Fate Egg = one hatch, 2 creatures at once; SoR + Deja Vu = castable 2x, loses skill at second use
Not now, Deja Vu only creates one copy. Fate Egg still creates 2 creatures
[...]
-Chaos Power's buff range is between  +0|+0 and +5|+5 and favors hp over attack
Where have you read that Chaos Power favors hp over attack ?
-Butterfly Effect and Mitosis causes summoning sickness to the target creature
 I tried it and can falsify that. If you use Mitosis or Butterfly Effect on a creature , which shouldn´t have summoning sickness (2nd turn), it can use the skill immediately
[...]

Stand corrected. Twice. Like a boss. To whoever read my huge wall of text, listen to the corrections, they're right 

>on the dejavu, that's a pretty sad change :|
>yea, chaos power's minimum is +1|+1, it'd be pointless if you can get +0|+0, chaos power's hp>attack is pretty noticeable if you try buffing a spark/gemfinder a few times..
not totally sure about it, but it seems like that's the case
>sorry about mitosis, but the BE, i'm still pretty unsure if AI just doesn't use it OR it really causes summoning sickness..

once again, thank you for pointing out errors 

Could anyone please explain me what summoning sickness is? O_O

The state where your creatures cannot activate abilities which require manual activation on the turn they are played/summoned.  Examples:  Otyugh, Lycanthrope, Forest Spirit cannot activate their abilities on the turn they are played.

[Chapuz]

Isn't Chaos Power's minimum buff +1/+1, not +0/+0?

[...]
-SoR + Fate Egg = one hatch, 2 creatures at once; SoR + Deja Vu = castable 2x, loses skill at second use
Not now, Deja Vu only creates one copy. Fate Egg still creates 2 creatures
[...]
-Chaos Power's buff range is between  +0|+0 and +5|+5 and favors hp over attack
Where have you read that Chaos Power favors hp over attack ?
-Butterfly Effect and Mitosis causes summoning sickness to the target creature
 I tried it and can falsify that. If you use Mitosis or Butterfly Effect on a creature , which shouldn´t have summoning sickness (2nd turn), it can use the skill immediately
[...]

Stand corrected. Twice. Like a boss. To whoever read my huge wall of text, listen to the corrections, they're right 

>on the dejavu, that's a pretty sad change :|
>yea, chaos power's minimum is +1|+1, it'd be pointless if you can get +0|+0, chaos power's hp>attack is pretty noticeable if you try buffing a spark/gemfinder a few times..
not totally sure about it, but it seems like that's the case
>sorry about mitosis, but the BE, i'm still pretty unsure if AI just doesn't use it OR it really causes summoning sickness..

once again, thank you for pointing out errors 

Could anyone please explain me what summoning sickness is? O_O

The state where your creatures cannot activate abilities which require manual activation on the turn they are played/summoned.  Examples:  Otyugh, Lycanthrope, Forest Spirit cannot activate their abilities on the turn they are played.

I thought no creature can do it, except of course if you use SoR.

[RagidyRock]

Isn't Chaos Power's minimum buff +1/+1, not +0/+0?

[...]
-SoR + Fate Egg = one hatch, 2 creatures at once; SoR + Deja Vu = castable 2x, loses skill at second use
Not now, Deja Vu only creates one copy. Fate Egg still creates 2 creatures
[...]
-Chaos Power's buff range is between  +0|+0 and +5|+5 and favors hp over attack
Where have you read that Chaos Power favors hp over attack ?
-Butterfly Effect and Mitosis causes summoning sickness to the target creature
 I tried it and can falsify that. If you use Mitosis or Butterfly Effect on a creature , which shouldn´t have summoning sickness (2nd turn), it can use the skill immediately
[...]

Stand corrected. Twice. Like a boss. To whoever read my huge wall of text, listen to the corrections, they're right 

>on the dejavu, that's a pretty sad change :|
>yea, chaos power's minimum is +1|+1, it'd be pointless if you can get +0|+0, chaos power's hp>attack is pretty noticeable if you try buffing a spark/gemfinder a few times..
not totally sure about it, but it seems like that's the case
>sorry about mitosis, but the BE, i'm still pretty unsure if AI just doesn't use it OR it really causes summoning sickness..

once again, thank you for pointing out errors 

Could anyone please explain me what summoning sickness is? O_O

The state where your creatures cannot activate abilities which require manual activation on the turn they are played/summoned.  Examples:  Otyugh, Lycanthrope, Forest Spirit cannot activate their abilities on the turn they are played.

I thought no creature can do it, except of course if you use SoR.

You'd be right; however, there are exceptions to summoning sickness.  Mutants being the primary example, even though that only applies if their predecessor did NOT use an ability that turn.

Certain alchemy cards, like Butterfly Effect and (I think) Mitosis, can 'avoid summoning sickness' as well, if used on a creature that has NOT used an ability already AND if the creature wasn't immediately summoned (mutants, again, if they haven't used an ability, I believe can use said alchemy cards that turn... although I'm not sure why you'd use the alchemy card on a mutant )

Passive abilities, like Vampire/Venom/Neurotoxin/Quanta-Generation/etc., are exempt from summoning sickness because they are not manual triggered.