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Teflon Jeff
Warlord
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Idaho. Yes, we have Gamers in Idaho.
 | | 10/19/2006 5:06 PM |
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ogrezero
Skirmisher
13 Posts
| | 10/20/2006 6:37 AM |
| For those of you with firewalls-
Citadel of Torture
5FF
Curse 1 - Whenever one or more local enemies attack, the enemies' controller rerolls one die of your choice
V0 Torture - Sacrifice a local ally, gain spawn points equal to its spawn cost.
Immortal's Resting Place
4PP
Local and adjacent allies take no damage from deathblows.
Arch of Triumph
4VV
During your spawn phase, you may spawn creatures in this cell if there are no local enemies. (You can't break the stacking limit with this ability.) | |
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DMG
Sneak
107 Posts
Dallas
| | 10/23/2006 2:12 PM |
| The Arch is the only one I really see getting much use. A few bands will probably play around with the Resting Place but passion's location of choice will probably still be HBT even after Baxars release.
I certainly may be wrong though - time will tell. | | | |
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Faragdar the Wise
Commander
3451 Posts
Albuquerque, NM, USA
| | 10/23/2006 7:33 PM |
| Yeah, the Arch could see use, especially in a new version of a chessmaster band. A Voodoo Manipulator or Crypt Worm can ensure that the cell is clear of enemies when that critical turn comes in which you really need to spawn into the Arch's cell.
I wonder whether the Citadel of Torture might get some play. No particular combo comes to mind, but you could contemplate some massively expensive and powerful creatures in a band with one of those things--combos you couldn't manage many other ways. Sure, by sacrificing creatures, you end up with less numbers on the board, but everything left can be truly beastly. Might be a red herring, though.
Immortal's Resting Place probably becomes useful if and when there's a way to manipulate initiative to improve your chances of going first in a critical turn. | |
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