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Rules Discussion / Re: Hydro immunity & Line of sight for Area attacks
« on: June 16, 2015, 04:16:10 AM »
Quote from: V10lentray on June 15, 2015, 03:50:54 PM
I've been argueing since day 1 that this card needed indirect. It's a freaking Trebuchet, it doesn't care about walls.
Same thing with Ballista, put a wall in front of it, it's useless.

Indirect would certainly be good for the trebuchet. But I can somehow understand they won't let you use that 8 dice attack (this would be too strong with indirect). I was talking about distance zone attacks in general --> For Akiro's hammer the 3 dice attack. That way a wall could hinder the trebuchet a lot but it wouldn't be completely useless.

Maybe they could make a new enchantment/incantation:
A force spell that let's you sense aura's --> giving you indirect, being able to hit obscured targets and targetting invisible creatures. (Based on the "use the force Luke", where he shoots with his eyes "shut" into that small hole and destroys the death star.)

Or in a different theme: a holy spell: Eyes of God/Godly Vision/aid of Malakai/...

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Rules Discussion / Re: Hydro immunity & Line of sight for Area attacks
« on: June 15, 2015, 12:34:48 PM »
Thematically, I don't think a wall can be high enough for such a spell. Firestorm really seems to be summoned from above. Even a wall of steel seems low enough for a catapult.

And Akiro's hammer seems rather weak instead of overpowered. (but this is in this discussion irrelevant :P )

It's good I know the official rules for if I would ever play online.

But I believe houserules can be fun if everybody agrees beforehand.  ;)
(like Our wizard pays triple for war and every non primary element. )

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Rules Discussion / Re: Hydro immunity & Line of sight for Area attacks
« on: June 15, 2015, 11:47:35 AM »
oké, thanks for the reply!

Doesn't make much sense though. The attack is completely unavoidable unless I can't see you?  :o
[mwcard=FWA03]Hail of Stones[/mwcard]

[mwcard=MW1A05]Firestorm[/mwcard]

[mwcard=FWJ01]Akiro's Hammer[/mwcard]

Not much aiming going on here. a catapult not being able to shoot over a wall is just a joke. Isn't that why they built them in the first place?

I guess we are just going to make this a house rule then :P

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World and Lore / Re: Europe is sideways and backwards of the Central Hearthlands!
« on: June 15, 2015, 11:28:05 AM »
And Westlock does sounds more like Camelot, so maybe it's more:

Westlock: England
Sortilege: France

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World and Lore / Re: Europe is sideways and backwards of the Central Hearthlands!
« on: June 15, 2015, 11:18:09 AM »
I was thinking about London: harry potter, Merlin, ...

But I do think france fits very good as well.
 "Les grands maîtres français qui pense ils sont très chic et plus bon des autres.  :P " Sortilege does sound very french.

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Rules Discussion / Hydro immunity & Line of sight for Area attacks
« on: June 15, 2015, 11:04:29 AM »
1) Plants often have hydro immunity, so they cannot be damaged by water. Now my brother pointed out to me that I wasn't able to geyser my plants from his burns because the rules state that the plants cannot be targetted by water spells. This seems like a huge error and renewing rain is doing the same thing.

2) Can you do ranged area attacks when you don't have line of sight to the area? Seems to me that you really don't aim a lot for an area attack so it's not really necessary.


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World and Lore / Re: Europe is sideways and backwards of the Central Hearthlands!
« on: June 14, 2015, 01:09:41 PM »
Haha, I'm from Belgium and I do get why you call Salenia Belgium. The buffer-country between France, Enland and Germany if one of them wants a new war. (19th-20th century Europe)

My list would be:

Salenia: Belgium
Westlock: France
Sortilege: England
Straywood: Sweden
Germany: Ivarium
Darkfenne/Bloodwave: It's just not nice to name someone here :p
Johktari: old fashioned Indians --> Amerika



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Rules Discussion / Re: finite life sardonyx on trees
« on: June 07, 2015, 08:15:26 AM »
I actually have the same question for rise again. I don't see time mentioned anywhere. Does this mean you can reanimate the creature whenever you want during the game? keeping the monster in the discard pile a few rounds until you want to spend the mana for reanimation.

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Rules Discussion / Re: finite life sardonyx on trees
« on: June 07, 2015, 08:06:18 AM »
Next to this I also wonder if you can delay the reanimation of your eternal servant if you have not enough mana. Can you wait one turn and meditate before reanimation? Can you do it during the upkeep phase after channeling?

 

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Rules Discussion / finite life sardonyx on trees
« on: June 05, 2015, 11:36:55 AM »
Hello everyone,

Because my necromancer really had a hard time dealing with the druids galathor and trees i would love to try sardonyx on her. I want to go really aggressive and kill her vine tree as fast as possible. I noticed that his finite life ability only states creatures, but to me it seems strange if his poisonous aura wouldnt work on trees.

Can someone clarify this?

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Rules Discussion / Dispel runes (FIF warlord)
« on: April 17, 2015, 06:13:23 AM »
It might have been asked before but I can't find it anywhere.

Can you dispell the runes on armor? And if so, does it cost you 1 or 2 mana?

thanks in advance!

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