Saint Tritona

RisingDragon wrote:Am really sorry if I offended anyone, but its just that when I saw that Saints would be brought into the future PC Version of EOJ I was really excited, but I can't help but feel that these cards lack creativity and fail to offer new strategies like what I was hoping.

No offense to me! I've got nothing to do with PCEOJ. I'm just questioning your identity. Not that it really matters. It's just a reason for me to play detective.

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Hah , speaking of you-know-who, I saw a guy the other day on ranked .. around 42.00 or so .. with e very heavy COP deck. The PSN ID caught my attention .. HenryKS if I remember correctly.

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RisingDragon wrote:Am really sorry if I offended anyone, but its just that when I saw that Saints would be brought into the future PC Version of EOJ I was really excited, but I can't help but feel that these cards lack creativity and fail to offer new strategies like what I was hoping.

I don't think you offended anyone,it is OK to express how do you feel about the cards. It is impossible (which is good) that every card suits everyone.

Stay tuned, you will have the opportunity to show your creativity

Same result.... Attrition have decks that can recycle cards from graveyard. This card would fit attrition decently well, since it does a bit of everything... Just because it has a LD touch in it, I don't like it!

Solknar wrote:Hah , speaking of you-know-who, I saw a guy the other day on ranked .. around 42.00 or so .. with e very heavy COP deck. The PSN ID caught my attention .. HenryKS if I remember correctly.

Was his name Henry?

RisingDragon wrote:

ShadowKen wrote:

adgori wrote:force your opponent into LD

as far as i know of and not counting Elven Subterfuge (294) because it is a one time only spell, this ability is completely new and very leathal imo.

I was under the impression that you forced your opponent to draw a card, not send a card to the graveyard?

it does, but it can still force your opponent to LD since it is the amount of cards you have left, not cards in the graveyard, that matter.

Adam, you are getting smarter and smarter by the day. I'm proud of you.

greyscout wrote:

Solknar wrote:Hah , speaking of you-know-who, I saw a guy the other day on ranked .. around 42.00 or so .. with e very heavy COP deck. The PSN ID caught my attention .. HenryKS if I remember correctly.

Was his name Henry?

Wish I knew . His intentions were clear though. Trying to take down higher rank players Mr.Runkdown style.

Cool. Can't wait to see him. I'll stick my Taurus Monolith (81) in his little Sleeptrap (58) and bring the Healing Shower (97) to his Reloaded Romili.

noble, hero, betrayer, new titans, saints, warlord, Battle Master (182) (182)
where is space for those other not-so-effective high cost cards EOJ includes ?
and where you should get the mana to include them? it still 60-80 mana your deck should have,
when i have all those UR cards that are sooo effective there is hardly a chance uncommon cards (in case of ranking games) will be used.

Solknar wrote:

greyscout wrote:

Solknar wrote:Hah , speaking of you-know-who, I saw a guy the other day on ranked .. around 42.00 or so .. with e very heavy COP deck. The PSN ID caught my attention .. HenryKS if I remember correctly.

Was his name Henry?

Wish I knew . His intentions were clear though. Trying to take down higher rank players Mr.Runkdown style.

no. "you-know-who's" name is not henry, although that wouldnt stop him from using such an alias.

RealGambler wrote:Same result.... Attrition have decks that can recycle cards from graveyard. This card would fit attrition decently well

Indeed ...

The ability to "force draw" is not the same as Elven Subterfuge (294), but i meant it as potentially very effective to deplete your opponents library faster than your own.

If you force them to draw every turn, they will eventually end up with too many cards in hand, in turn, forcing them to possibly use their rituals early or discard some important cards. It's a powerful ability.

greyscout wrote:If you force them to draw every turn, they will eventually end up with too many cards in hand, in turn, forcing them to possibly use their rituals early or discard some important cards. It's a powerful ability.

Could also work against you allowing your opponent to draw extra cards, but I guess since its optional does not really matter unless you are playing LD or against LD.

Still nowhere near as powerful as Saint Til Vorg's ability to turn your opponents cards, this ability is just brutal because it will allow you to hit blind spots near every turn and easily force key enemy creatures out of position, and because its a wood creature it does not have a natural enemy like Didi the Enlightened (14) or Siam, Traitor of the Seas (33) which makes wood creatures harder to eliminate.

The selective ability to draw for yourself or not and likewise for the opponent is a very powerful ability and flexible too.