Kovachut4 years ago But in all seriousness, the tar creeper effect sounds really good.
Kovachut4 years ago "if your opponent kills a taunt minion your hero gains taunt"
*Rexxar gasps*
:smorc: If :smorc: the :smorc: face :smorc: plays :smorc: taunt :smorc:, me :smorc: still :smorc: go :smorc: face :smorc:.
Da_King58 4 years ago poisonous minion plus a tar minion
or if your opponent kills a taunt minion your hero gains taunt
Kovachut4 years ago I just noticed, that the card text states "A minion" meaning that this can absorb the effect of enemy minions too. Ok, that's sweet, but it doesn't change things that much. You could kill an enemy Thalnos or Sorcerer's apprentice and get a nice bonus, but the weapon still seems situationally useful. Most of the minions have a battlecry or a deathrattle effect.
Another example - you manage to kill Magic Carpet and gain its effect. Gratz, but if your deck doesn't contain any 1-drops, then you don't gain anything. So you are a bit reliant on how well the opponent's minions would synergize with your deck and as I said, the weapon seems niche to me. Is there something, that I'm missing?
Kovachut4 years ago It's a cool design and I like how the effects can stack, but where would you include this in? Certainly not in a battlecry or a deathrattle deck, because the effect will perish at the end of the active player's turn. This could have been useful in a deathrattle deck, but the priest must find a way to destroy their weapon. And I don't think that anyone would run Blingtron 3000.
I could see this being used in a spell damage or in an "end of turn" list, but aren't you better off sticking to your resurrect spells to kill the opponent? Because if you already have the minions on the board, there is no point of sacrificing them. The spellstone (it's in wild, I know) would be more profitable in that scenario, because you can use the spare mana to cast a burn spell. There is no need to destroy that weapon, because it doesn't propose any threat.
But in all seriousness, the tar creeper effect sounds really good.
"if your opponent kills a taunt minion your hero gains taunt"
*Rexxar gasps*
:smorc: If :smorc: the :smorc: face :smorc: plays :smorc: taunt :smorc:, me :smorc: still :smorc: go :smorc: face :smorc:.
poisonous minion plus a tar minion
or if your opponent kills a taunt minion your hero gains taunt
I just noticed, that the card text states "A minion" meaning that this can absorb the effect of enemy minions too. Ok, that's sweet, but it doesn't change things that much. You could kill an enemy Thalnos or Sorcerer's apprentice and get a nice bonus, but the weapon still seems situationally useful. Most of the minions have a battlecry or a deathrattle effect.
Another example - you manage to kill Magic Carpet and gain its effect. Gratz, but if your deck doesn't contain any 1-drops, then you don't gain anything. So you are a bit reliant on how well the opponent's minions would synergize with your deck and as I said, the weapon seems niche to me. Is there something, that I'm missing?
It's a cool design and I like how the effects can stack, but where would you include this in? Certainly not in a battlecry or a deathrattle deck, because the effect will perish at the end of the active player's turn. This could have been useful in a deathrattle deck, but the priest must find a way to destroy their weapon. And I don't think that anyone would run Blingtron 3000.
I could see this being used in a spell damage or in an "end of turn" list, but aren't you better off sticking to your resurrect spells to kill the opponent? Because if you already have the minions on the board, there is no point of sacrificing them. The spellstone (it's in wild, I know) would be more profitable in that scenario, because you can use the spare mana to cast a burn spell. There is no need to destroy that weapon, because it doesn't propose any threat.
Damn! That's nice!
Thoughts?