Chris Taylor
Contributor
That's cool
I'm not really in love with duress as a cube card though.
I'm not really in love with duress as a cube card though.
Story-wise, it was pretty good considering what he's referring to. After he rekt the Gatewatch and nearly drowned Gideon to death, he released Kozilek from his slumber and Zendikar should have been doomed. But then plot armor ensues and Zendikar is saved by a group of planeswalkers who can apparently handle TWO COSMIC GODLY HORRORS with no issues. Oh, and they somehow jump Ob Nixilis and beat him up which makes no sense because this battle happened in the span of hours, not days.
The issue does tend to be the classic DND thing: If you stat it, they will kill it.
No matter how big, no matter how indestructible, now matter how over the top, it's still mortal if it's on a card
The issue being: the big 3 are the face of this whole set. Wotc Marketing was centered around them, if they were missing from the set they'd kick themselves at all the lost profit.
This makes a lot more sense in original zendikar, with it's more DnD type setting where they were just the next monster to be killed.
Well, they kinda proved to be mortal, right?The issue does tend to be the classic DND thing: If you stat it, they will kill it.
No matter how big, no matter how indestructible, now matter how over the top, it's still mortal if it's on a card
I think this is interesting. What would a card that doesn't have stats or can't be killed look like? It could make for some horrible gameplay and might be impossible to do right but I wonder what it would look like to have a giant immovable mass be represented in card form.
Can't they? card uniqueness would be fine in each respective language
Oh sure, they will just use another name. But then people are going to be confused when they're talking about Veto, because, did you mean the Spanish Veto or the English Veto (yeah yeah, pronunciation and stuff).
Its in Italian, not Spanish, so I doubt that particular line will come up
I stand corrected Also, I obviously don't speak Spanish or Italian
There are already a couple cards with the exact same name in Spanish, but they are some stupid goblins no-one uses. Other funny translation mistakes include Jackal Familiar being printed as "can't attack or block" or the Gruul champion affecting opponents instead of players. Guess who won the Dragon's Maze prerelease (not me, I was on the wrong side of the table).
My favourite is:
Which is the Portuguese version of Stoic Rebuttal. They forgot to put the line "Counter target spell" on it.