Steam Machine | Steam Machine

[Arondight]

The fire consumption is a bit much.  For the upgraded version sounds better, even if it does gain 7 more HP when upgraded. It won't help much when you summon a 0/15 creature that you're having trouble paying for. The damage per turn isn't that great, anyway. But, I guess that might be intended to match up to Gargoyles?

[hello5666]

Steam Machine(upped and unupped) should cost Death not fire. Don't you think?

[Uncle Jellyfish]

Steam Machine(upped and unupped) should cost Death not fire. Don't you think?

No, I don't think so. Would you mind elaborating as to why you think this?

[coinich]

This isn't Terminator: The Card Game...

[dekskose]

This isn't Terminator: The Card Game...

anyone of you readed the description of watert when you start the game as water? ice ALCHEMY and aquatic beeings
Steam is some kind of alchemy(Steam is vaporized water. It is a transparent gas. At standard temperature and pressure, pure steam (unmixed with air, but in equilibrium with liquid water) occupies about 1,600 times the volume of an equal mass of liquid water) (wikipedia)

[plastiqe]

Air Elementals control any gaseous substance and airbourne being..

Water does not get domain over every form of H₂0.  The description clearly states that Water cards are Ice (solids) and Aquatic beings (liquids).  Steam is water in gas form.  Please explain why a machine that runs on steam does not qualify as an Air card, when Air is described as having control over any gaseous substance.

[Decktrya]

Air Elementals control any gaseous substance and airbourne being..

Water does not get domain over every form of H₂0.  The description clearly states that Water cards are Ice (solids) and Aquatic beings (liquids).  Steam is water in gas form.  Please explain why a machine that runs on steam does not qualify as an Air card, when Air is described as having control over any gaseous substance.

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are you joking do i need to qutoe my self???

This isn't Terminator: The Card Game...

anyone of you readed the description of watert when you start the game as water? ice ALCHEMY and aquatic beeings
Steam is some kind of alchemy(Steam is vaporized water. It is a transparent gas. At standard temperature and pressure, pure steam (unmixed with air, but in equilibrium with liquid water) occupies about 1,600 times the volume of an equal mass of liquid water) (wikipedia)

[plastiqe]

Is steam a gaseous substance?  Yes or No.
Does Air have control over all gaseous substances?  Yes or No.

[Terroking]

Is that true Terro?

I was under the impression it would work like this

-12
Active ability
-8
Passive ability
-9
....


It would go back down to -12 again and stop.

Actually no, Zanz has specified that it will not lose any attack due to it's passive ability if the current attack is less than or equal to it's full attack. Otherwise, it'd end up -1/15 the turn after you play it.

[dekskose]

Is steam a gaseous substance?  Yes or No.
Does Air have control over all gaseous substances?  Yes or No.

i mean do i need to 1000 quote me cant you read what is yellow steam is absoulutly not air its a mixture of water and fire 

Air Elementals control any gaseous substance and airbourne being..

Water does not get domain over every form of H₂0.  The description clearly states that Water cards are Ice (solids) and Aquatic beings (liquids).  Steam is water in gas form.  Please explain why a machine that runs on steam does not qualify as an Air card, when Air is described as having control over any gaseous substance.

#
are you joking do i need to qutoe my self???

This isn't Terminator: The Card Game...

anyone of you readed the description of watert when you start the game as water? ice ALCHEMY and aquatic beeings
Steam is some kind of alchemy(Steam is vaporized water. It is a transparent gas. At standard temperature and pressure, pure steam (unmixed with air, but in equilibrium with liquid water) occupies about 1,600 times the volume of an equal mass of liquid water) (wikipedia)

[melzardust]

Good idea, looking forward to it!

[Asris]

A giant terrestrial steam-punk robot full of water that you power by using fire to turn said water into steam wouldn't really fit with the aerial-esque theme Air has. Maybe a hot air balloon?

I can't picture this being Air/Fire since you need water to create steam, while not being able to say the same about air. Air's domain is air and gaseous substance, but I don't agree  that it has control over the excess product of water and fire merging. If you think it does, why not say most creatures belong in Air since they need air to exist, life due to the fact the majority are alive or for that matter be in the water domain since we're about 75% water and I assume animals aren't all that different.