I've been looking for that snipet but can't find it. Cody uses it on his videos all the time, it looks somewhat like a bat and seems to be on top of a mountain or something like that. It's from an old movie, as in no special effects, just puppets and costumes.
Anyway, Gyaaaaaaaah!
I think Pawns should only be able to become Kings upon reaching the back row, meaning you'd have to take all the Kings off the board to win the game. I also think a King next a Queen should spawn a Pawn at a square they can both move to. Also the Horse should be able to mount on the Queen but they'd both be killed if a Bishop sees it.
I'm cooking a (bad) deck based around Claydol's devolving attack with Solrock, Lunatone, Froslass and Munkidori (Maybe Haryama too, if ai can fit it), and I'm wondering how many fighting energies I should run to make Lunatone somewhat consistent.
I'll also take any suggestions on cards that might fit into it. Besides the staples, I'm currently considering the stage destroying Ting Lu, Crispin for some accel and Prime Catcher as the Ace-Spec for mobility and to enable Claydol.
PTCG inspired card. Functionally, it's Small World without the hassle that takes 1 extra card from your hand.
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Art sources: British Museum, Colchester Museum, Jean Lions Collection and Ashmolean Museum.
Fortune is meant as a mulligan, taking inspiration from MtG and PTCG.
Parity is meant to be an equalizer/catch up mechanic, inspired both by the new Pot of Procrastination and Iono from PTCG.
Snaring is basically Ultra Ball from PTCG. Worse than Small World but more straight forward and open ended.
Procurement is inspired by Larry's Skill, from PTCG. Might be too strong, getting starter + called by the grave + an archetypical trap would probably be too consistent.
Maybe should be used only as the first card during the MP1, or end the turn when played.
Art source: British Museum.
I hope the PSCT is right as I couldn't find any examples of effects that repeat themselves conditionally.