Eredan's World

Seems this bug has been fixed, at least as far as I've seen. Woo~

With "That's an Order!" played, the effect for both odd and even turns activated, which means that the physical attack was prevented.

I don't need to do that to improve my deck. You're ignoring my statement altogether...

Yes, decks have specific cards available in each one. Are you saying it shows every single card when you click "Cards available in this product" on a deck?
Edit: Yep, guess that is what he's saying. It happens for me too. That new pack uploaded may have broken the system. P.S. That thing is expensive. o__o

Yep, Tempus is a caste of the Time-based variety for the Mercenaries. You'd have to use someone like [card]The Executioner[/card] to play the card.

incredibly long but not incredibly helpful, sorry
If you understood my statement, you wouldn't protect your own. You would have corrected me like the kind vampiricshaman did. Also, those cards you ask of are  not even close to as cheap as Wild Buds, and the only contender would be Lightning Bolts. Now that I know I was wrong about how Wild Buds worked, yeah I'd say those two cards are quite close in power, which is nice. Wild Buds might still be stronger than Lightning Bolts but the Noz does have cards similar in power and price.
Btw, that is definitely not a good WB deck. The only card from that list I use is Guardian's Benediction.
Sorry but, there is no way to 'adapt' to protect against the Wild Buds I thought existed. There is for the real thing, which I realize now. If my character hadn't been the only one alive, I would have been fine... meh.

Again, not a reply to my question, but whatever. I'll reiterate that part.
No one can edit their deck to take on every opponent. I also cannot modify my deck to defend against the opponent I'm currently playing. Plus there is NO WAY I can protect my characters from 7 to 12 points of magic damage when every single one is hit by it. I do not see how anyone can protect against that.
As I've been saying, there isn't a card like wild buds existent in every guild. For the game to be balanced, there should be, shouldn't there? A card that deals massive damage, isn't very common but is easy to get, and almost every character from the guild can use it.
Either you're saying 11 points to every character isn't massive damage, or just saying I'm 100% wrong...

So pretty much I must make my deck able to defend against everything, yet also able to take on the opponent. That makes sense, but defend against EVERYTHING is hard when there are incredibly tough cards out there. I don't really care that one or two cards are that strong. Every guild should have some of those. The problem is that those one or two sap heart cards are more like 3 or 4 and very common, while the others are far less. And, those two characters are very hard to get, so to get such, those of the same level as you should be able to as well, unless you've spent a ton of money into this game. It /is/ OP when other people can't find something of the same price for a different guild that are just as strong as in that one in particular. AKA, I don't think a card like say, wild buds, exists in other guilds, cheap, common, and incredibly powerful. Those three properties would be the definition of over-powered, OP, no?

Why I said it was a good choice :V
And though those other cards would have helped if I had ever gotten them, they can't help when the opponent has already played cards. The thing is that I often loose a ton of HP at the end of a battle and I can't tell where it's coming from. Something always gets played that just ruins the battle. I do mean always, when it comes to Sap Hearts...

Seriously? When two of the three opponents have 5 spirit and 5 defense, you're going to say magic attacks will help any? No.. it won't.
Seriously, I don't know what happened, but at the very end the opponent had one character left, and whatever he played made the defense = 10. I never got a single hit on that guy, and I had 3 HP left. BUT, after the fight I had -9 and lost... seriously. How is that not OP?

I think it's getting worse:

The opponent never played [card]Vital Siphon[/card] and yet that was the card that flashed, followed by the other two. The opponent played the [card]Perversion[/card] and [card]Revealing the Secret[/card] seen, and they acted normally. On a side note I have noticed that if the opponent plays two cards that attach, both of them show up flashing in backwards order, one after another. The first card played will replace the other where it should be when attaching, and will stay showing as a card for the opponent. Normally it should disappear from the opponent's side when it comes to mine. The second card will take its normal place and act fine other than showing up early and out of order.
I caught the screenshot right after the fighting finished, before the turn was about to end, so the cards show in the order played, aside from the extra card that shouldn't be there. The card Vital Siphon did not really attach to my character. Aside from its odd placement there, it did not stay around. I am sure it did not activate though, since my character stayed at 8 HP after the battle ended. This is still just a visual bug as far as I know, but this was far more unnerving when I saw it.

Update: I had it happen again where Vital Siphon showed up when it wasn't played. This time the opponent played two spells, but only one was an attachment. Still Vital Siphon acted like it was being played when it wasn't, which was really odd.