Paladin vs Siren Spoilers

[Laddinfance]

suffocate is a new condition.

[Boocheck]

Removable?

[Laddinfance]

yes, but it works kinda weirdly.

[Donovan]

Reduces life instead of increasing damage.

[Halewijn]

Codex:

Suffocate (Condition Marker)
This condition represents a creature being strangled, choked, or unable to breathe. For each Suffocate marker on a creature, or on a conjuration, enchantment, or condition attached to that creature, that creature has Life -2. The Suffocate condition only affects Living creatures. Each Suffocate marker has a removal cost of 2.

Drown: enchantmen, 2/1 mana cost
Upkeep = number of suffocate markers
During each upkeep, add 1 suffocate.


Am I correct that this is how it works?
- Creature with 15 life has 3 suffocate markers.
- During upkeep, the Siren pays 3 mana and adds a suffocate afterwards.
- The creature thus has 7 life left.
- The owner of the creature dispells it for 3 mana.
- The Creature is completely healed

If the creature would die by adding a suffocate marker first during upkeep, you do not have to pay an upkeep cost?

[Laddinfance]

you choose the order you pay the upkeep and add the Suffocate marker.

[Halewijn]

I'm not a big immunity fan because I think it's weird how something can be completely unaffected by a particular element. Like, why would a [mwcard=DNC20]Vine Snapper[/mwcard] not feel the force of a tsunami? I prefer  hydro -2/3 over hydro immunity because it shows resistance but not complete immunity.

Yesterday I noticed that most of the Siren's cards do NOT have immunity, even though I expected them all to have it. I like this a lot, but it is kind of weird why the Coral barrier is not hydro immune, but the [mwcard=DNW01]Bloodspine Wall[/mwcard], and all other plants, are immune. 

edit: Totally understand and pro water elemental hydro immunity.

[baglio88]

I'm not a big immunity fan because I think it's weird how something can be completely unaffected by a particular element. Like, why would a [mwcard=DNC20]Vine Snapper[/mwcard] not feel the force of a tsunami? I prefer  hydro -2/3 over hydro immunity because it shows resistance but not complete immunity.

Same thing I was thinking. Water attacks work on impact, so it's natural that plants have some kinde of resistance being rooted and everything, but they should still be affected by some of that impact.
My guess is that the siren wil suffer against the druid. Even the sharks' bleed conditions won't work.

[drmambo23]

As far as spoilers, dice tower has a pvs review up now

https://youtu.be/VR4NdznSKPQ

[Reddicediaries]

Why does elephant grass have life if it's terrain?

[baglio88]

Why does elephant grass have life if it's terrain?

Well it makes sense thematically. You can't get rid of a pool of water or a hill by attacking it, but you can cut (or burn) a bunch of grass.

[Kaarin]

Why does elephant grass have life if it's terrain?

Well it makes sense thematically. You can't get rid of a pool of water or a hill by attacking it, but you can cut (or burn) a bunch of grass.

Attack a hill with a shovel and You can level it or use a meteorite and do it faster.

[Reddicediaries]

I hope the AD view come out soon. Just have to wait I guess.

[EricTheGreat12]

I hope the AD view come out soon. Just have to wait I guess.

Honestly, I'm more anxious for when they can actually put this darn expansion set for pre-order on their website   

[Sailor Vulcan]

Why does elephant grass have life if it's terrain?

Well it makes sense thematically. You can't get rid of a pool of water or a hill by attacking it, but you can cut (or burn) a bunch of grass.

Attack a hill with a shovel and You can level it or use a meteorite and do it faster.

Not all meteorites have enough mass and momentum to level the hill by the time they get through the atmosphere.