Eredan's World

I've farmed the Sap Heart boss for a few days. It seems like there's a bit consistency in the drops but it might as well just be my imagination since I don't have any statistics. I've gotten Two Amaya, two Marlok's Golem, two Jorus and two Azaram. Then one of Bloodsword, Arckam, Jayne, Lodir, Gan'so, Ekytan, Silene, Souchi and Bigrage each. And that's just the characters.

It's really hard to tell how the drops work.

Edit: Meh... Got my third Jayne..

Say what in the who, what now?

I just don't get this. Why are discard decks and decks with alternate wincons soooo boring? I love alternate wincons myself but really don't think that it looks strong enough here in Eredan.

It's just a matter of metaplay. If YOU don't get the metagame enough to know which cards to play to counter the different decks you meet, then you'll loose, no matter which deck you play.

Some of the strongest tournament decks in MTG has been the ugliest pieces of unrelated cards in a pile that you can imagine. But they won a landslide victory because the player understood the metagame.

But I wander from the subject.

Stop. Think. Then change your deck to counter those discards, while maintaining a good win ratio against the others. The ELO results seem to say that it's doable.

Bad sportsmanship...? Really? For really real?

Then you make a suggestion on how to put together a cool, balanced boss with a bit of "ouch" effect.

I perfect the Sap Heart boss every time with a cheap corruptions nehantists. Just the corruptions did not deal enough dmg so I use The Shadow teamed with Iron Mask and Dimizar. I ain't got no Vital Siphons but it works like a charm. Slap him with the corruptions and a fireball and then let the Shadow stab him to death. Don't forget to really use the bosses ability against him.

I think you are wrong Anihilate. This isen't a "quit whining" topic. The market is broken and it's bad for the company as well as the game and not to mention: it's bad for us paying players.

The few millionaires are able to manipulate prices because not enough people buy boosters.

The cards do have an actual worth although it's a highly fluctuating one here in Eredan. Its based on rarity, playability and what the next update might do to it. The staff directly control the prices through these mechanics.

My chance of pulling a Demonic Cloud in a booster is 7.53%. Trying to get three Demonic Clouds is a costly endevour. And that's a common card. 153 euros to get 3 Demonic Clouds (please correct me if I'm wrong).

To change this trend something must be done.

A few options are:

- Lower the price of boosters.
- Remove the max/min prices in the market. (Hooray for a free market!)
- Allow common cards to be obtained more easily through other means (such as Adventure mode)
- Making a "common card only" booster with a resonable price tag.

I don't mind that the really rare and special cards are damn hard to obtain. I just don't think that the good common and uncommon cards should be almost impossible to get a playset of.

You do have one point: there should be no modifications made to the market at first. The root of the problem is the low influx of cards. better deal with that issue first.

And by the way, Anihilate: don't hush people. It's rude, and it never gets the job done .

Yeah, the irony of caring enough to say you don't care.

These forums are pretty unfriendly right now.

Yes, the [card]Ivory Bow[/card] would be discarded if you dropped an [card]Ivory Bow[/card] as a second weapon.

Yeah, I'd throw the forth bow out of the window if it were my choice. I agree with your observations of the deck. But, I'm not that familiar with the meta game. It could be a tech-card for all I know.

[card]Strength of the Sap Hearts[/card] Might be a good card. It's free.

Since you've tried the deck I have a question for you. Do you run 2 [card]Hibernation[/card]? If so, is 2 the best amount? I'm just curious since I feel that it's one of the best card for increasing the survivability of the characters in this deck.

Isen't this the perfect example of the fact that the influx of cards in the market is too low?

I have no statistics on the sales of boosters and therefore I can only theorize.

It is not a healthy climate when the market is so restricted. A lot of cards are priced too low by their "max price" and some cards are priced so horribly high that it's nigh impossible to get them unless you are spending a pretty fair sum on boosters.

This might stimulate the booster sales short-term but Eredan loose players from it in the long run.

My chance of pulling a Demonic Cloud in a booster is 7.53%. Trying to get three Demonic Clouds is a costly endevour. And that's a common card. 153 euros to get 3 Demonic Clouds (please correct me if I'm wrong).

To change this trend there must be done some things.

A few options are:

- Lower the price of boosters.
- Remove the max/min prices in the market. (Horay for a free market!)
- Allow common cards to be obtained more easily through other means (such as Adventure mode)
- Making a "common card only" booster with a resonable price tag.

I don't mind that the really rare and special cards are damn hard to obtain. I just don't think that the good common and uncommon cards should be almost impossible to get a playset of.

Try left-clicking on the screen when it flips to bigger screen for a sec. If the screen turns gray or blank right-click outside the menu.

That's the only thing that works for me.

Hmm.. You're probably right there. It's not an implemented game mechanics anyway so we can't be certain though. It could be made to activate every turn as if played.

Ah, yeah, sorry there MrLordi92! I read this thread way too fast.

Solid suggestions, though!