Quote from: Borg on October 30, 2015, 08:27:45 AMA perfect card to protect the vine is [mwcard=MWSTX2FFE05] Fumble[/mwcard] though expensive when used on a mage. It's a non-mandatory reveal and the opposing mage has to state he's melee attacking the vine first, so you can leave the FD fumble on until that happens.The card also says Fumble has no effect on "unmovable creatures" but does not mention conjurations. Maybe an oversight, as conjurations are even more "immobile" as unmovable creatures imo and intuitively I'd say fumble shouldn't work on conjurations either.Even though I proposed fumble earlier I see now that it won't help much (only against elusive creatures). That's because stranglevine gives its victim unmovable. (It won't work on conjurations for simple reason. It can't target them, but it's unimportant since stranglevine can't be targeted by ranged attacks)
A perfect card to protect the vine is [mwcard=MWSTX2FFE05] Fumble[/mwcard] though expensive when used on a mage. It's a non-mandatory reveal and the opposing mage has to state he's melee attacking the vine first, so you can leave the FD fumble on until that happens.The card also says Fumble has no effect on "unmovable creatures" but does not mention conjurations. Maybe an oversight, as conjurations are even more "immobile" as unmovable creatures imo and intuitively I'd say fumble shouldn't work on conjurations either.
prevent Cervere in particular from getting charge bonuses with Lion Savagery.
