hi,

Does pentagram gain mana for each different creature it damages with a zone attack (like ring of fire)?

Thanks

Just played an epic battle between warlord and warlock.
Just to be clear: altar of carnage lets you place (when you damage a creature with a soldier) 1 mana on a spawnpoint. I assume it ownly gives 1 mana on 1 spawnpoint and not 1 mana on each spawpoint. Correct? Otherwise it is some DOPE card

Btw: how do you upload a deckprofile from OCTGN like all of the pictures in the spellbook contruction section?

Hey there,

With FIF i feel potential in the new warlord. However, I still lack the aggressiveness of the new warlord. I think that the new warlord can be very powerful in the longer games, but he's lacking power in the aggressive and shorter games. I is worth to consider this because, with the FIF, agro cards release, to increase the pressure on opponent.
I am looking for good openings with the warlord to counter agro-players. With agro i mean a LoF with 10 dice, and piercing +1 and a curse on your warlord on turn 3. This is enormous pressure, that's hard to overcome. To deal with the LoF the warlord need ranged creatures. Crimson is good to keep the opponent away but is easily destroyed by 1 attack of LoF. 15 mana is a huge investment for something to die that easily. Other ranged creatures are good to but with range 1-2, no pressure to keep LoF away (I think).
Like i said, once you can establish your field with outpost, barracks, altars you are in a great position and advantage to the opponent. The problem is that it takes way to long to set up without protection of a decent creature.
I would like your advice, openings, ...
Thanks!

Hello there,

After a lot of plays with the new necromancer, I wanted to abuse his conjurations to a maximum. That's why I constructed this deck. It is hardly perfected but a rough version so advice is always welcome!
This is de deck for a total of 117 points (need to ad other cards):

- hurl boulder
- acid ball

- battle forge
- graveyard
- sacrificial altar
- 2 wall of bones

- 2 zora
- 6 zombie crawler
- 4 venomous zombie
- 4 zombie minion
- 2 zombie brute

- harmonize
- regrowth
- 3 nullify
- poisoned blood
- rhino hide
- maim wings
- block
- marked for dead

- 2 dragonscale hauberk
- gloves
- boots
- death ring
- meditation amulet
- mage wand
- regrowth belt
- libro
- elemental cloak

- 3 dispel
- 3 dissolve
- 2 teleport
- 2 force push
- knockdown
- shift enchantment
- zombie frenzy

1) 20: battle forge + harmonize ( 8 ) + move 1
2) 18: (2): forge cast meditation amulet (16),
     qc graveyard (2) + meditate (5)
3) 15: forge (2) cast deathring (12), graveyard (1)
cast venomous zombie (7)+meditate (10)
cast libro (1). Instead of venomous zombie I can cast zombie minion or zora.
If I cast zora -1 mana but then I will be able to guard (no pest)

...

The problem of the deck is the slow setup. Okay, its only 3 rounds but in 1 of my argo decks lord of fire can roll 9 dice fire damage on round 3 and as you know lord of fire is a devastating card. Also an agro focused druid can put a raptor vine in my starting zone to attack next turn.

The problems of this deck are rush because of setup, limited mana to cast something else then creatures, and flying creatures.

The benefits of this deck are action advantage due to the spawnpoints, when setup complete: zombie swarm, synergies with altar and graveyard, a buffed mage due to battle forge, ...

I like to hear what you think ...

hi there,

I was wondering how effects in upkeep phase take place. For example: I have a thornlasher (regen 2) with 4 burns on it and 8 damage. Since it is important to know because if you can regen first, then your monster can live.
What is the order of effect and were does it depend on? I think it is the choice who has initiative that determines the order or is this incorrect?

The same with vine tree with lifebond. Example: when does the transfer damage take place, before or after the regen 2 from tree. If the opponent had initiative and he determines the order, may he then say, you first regen 2 on tree then you may transfer damage?

Thanks in advanced!

No zora?

You must at least play 1.
Zora is great, even without growth markers (standard 4 dice + 1 additional for bloodthirsty and you can guard with it (no pest), ...

Another question:

What would happen if there's a face down rise again on a creature that I control and my opponent also enchant it with a rise again of there own. They both are revealed if the creature is destroyed.
Who get to reanimate the creature? How is this determent?

Grtz