I really want to try the Mummy out in Arena.Being able to summon a creature and have it come in guarding sounds pretty good.And you should be able to hit it with something small if you want to activate it and go offensive with it.
Quote from: Biblofilter on June 05, 2017, 05:55:48 PMI really want to try the Mummy out in Arena.Being able to summon a creature and have it come in guarding sounds pretty good.And you should be able to hit it with something small if you want to activate it and go offensive with it.You are then hitting that something small with 5 dice. Ouch. Still have to wait for the next round to do anything.
Quote from: rant on June 05, 2017, 06:02:34 PMQuote from: Biblofilter on June 05, 2017, 05:55:48 PMI really want to try the Mummy out in Arena.Being able to summon a creature and have it come in guarding sounds pretty good.And you should be able to hit it with something small if you want to activate it and go offensive with it.You are then hitting that something small with 5 dice. Ouch. Still have to wait for the next round to do anything.Counterstrikes are always optional. If you have one of your little creatures attack Tjusut, it will remove the guard even if they don't do any damage. Then you just choose not to counterstrike. Alternatively, you could use your own Chant of Rage to force your opponent to attack the guarding Tjusut.And there are lots of other ways to do it too. Not that hard to get him moving.
Dropping him out of your libro when you expect to take a round of attacks is not a bad play. I could see him as an effective protector of archers.
Quote from: Puddnhead on June 05, 2017, 07:01:19 PMDropping him out of your libro when you expect to take a round of attacks is not a bad play. I could see him as an effective protector of archers.This is probably the most viable play for this creature.
training would supercede in this example and the cost would not be triple