Eredan's World

Flash very likely needs more resources than a standalone client (unless someone decides to go for DX11-powered Rain of Deaths). So +1.

So far I also don't see this as "more OP than Void". It's a combo enabler, like Void is, but it lacks Void's super-utility and infinite ANS-recursion functions. Just take some time to decide about it's power level, so far almost every OP-ness has found it's counter.

On a side note, I wonder why no one mention the fact that the release cycle for ultra rares has shortened...

I played something like this, haven't done elo for some time so I'm unsure about recent additions or meta changes:
Klemetine / Jorus / Yilith
1 Oath of Faith
3 Multitasking
3 Port
3 Good Jorusien
2 Noodles
3 Divine Light
2 Expert Craftsman
1 Prestige
1 ANS
1 The Hungry Void

Switched around between a configuration of 0-1 Journey, 0-2 Expert Craftsmen and 0-2 Oath. Was sufficient for around 1850, didn't have the spare time to try for a higher rating. Can get kicked in the nuts by high base atk decks (Zil), lucky AoE vs Yilith (Noz), Eternal Control (very draw dependent) and itself (again, very draw dependent). It's maybe not the best choice if you want to go for top elo, but a very fun deck to play, alone for the fact that it handles Ishaia with no trouble.

Guys, this is a card game and not a competition who has the largest e-pen. I'd rather see some pictures here of clan A's Fog Snake assassinating clan B's Ishaia, so we can at least stay on topic.

Getting more players to play elo solves this issue. At the moment it seems a few selected players who have enough time to compensate for bad matchups or unlucky draws can get enough points to profit from the 2-4k reward for t3 (which is a joke compared to a useful card's price).

Right now, elo is a nightmare from a statistic point of view. Till you hit 1650 it's mostly easy going, from that point you can either get paired vs a high elo player who could be a good matchup depending on the deck you play (who usually drops out of the elo room for some time till you're occupied with something else) or low elo that I would describe high risk - low reward situations that get really tiresome.
There's nothing wrong with the elo system itself, but it was designed for games with a high pool of active players, so you encounter a new group of players for every 25-50 points you gain and don't run into mentioned "gain 5 - lose 20" situations most of the time. I've seen similar situations in other online games which use the elo system, which isn't a lot of fun except for the occasional random swearing in a foreign language because you just port-ed a noob's Ishaia to death

There are actually a few ways to counteract this problem - one would be to up the reward both in quantity and quality (ie top 10, starting with at least 20k reward) or by simply blocking level rooms for all high tier decks. 300+ active games should provide a large enough number of players...

I don't like the solution of segmenting rooms to 1800+/.. since it doesn't solve the real problem.

His final evoultion gets +1 Def compared to the evo3 version.
He is kinda weak right now, but he has an unique effect and with new cards being released every week, maybe he will shine some day or at least be an extra option for future fun decks. Expecting anything else by a limited time offer would just upset anyone who missed the event, therefore the card design is just right. At least you can play it after the event is over, which sets it apart from any other pay to play event so far.

Different tournament formats and weekly new cards are a reasonable way to introduce diversity, not banning cards entirely (not even for a limited amount of time). I liked the approach of the Christmas tourney's restrictions (only l1 chars, banned ultra rares, highlander), this gives you a choice instead of a restriction.

Well, sign me up

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Card Game History:
10 years MtG (4th-Time Spiral)
some non-FB Warstorm

Wreckwood was designed for abusing Crown of the Border of course
Seriously, he is World Tree caste (at least the printed text), maybe for Splinters, maybe for some future release.

Yeah, you don't play Ishaia for her awesome stats, but for the fact that she is a courtesan (:)) for 4 guilds and the +1 spell effect thing. Order activation is nice for long games. She fulfills a whole different purpose, Noz mages won't swap Pilkim for Ishaia and, if it were possible, court players wouldn't swap Ishaia for Pilkim.

Anyway, why necro this topic? We already have enough topics about overpriced cards.

I'd abandon leveling Akutsai since you need a suited deck for him and splashing Mage/Marauder cards into a basic Kotoba Warrior build costs you a lot of consistency for little reward (and be prepared to spend at least 150k crystals for 3 Rain of Death). Basic line-ups are either Asajiro - Gakyusha - Xin or Asajiro - Gakyusha - Iro.
The cheapest semi-competitive Kotoba Deck are Trackers, Crow are also fun, but a bit more expensive if you want Manipulations and decent equipment.

I'm pretty sure the search function will help you for those deck types.