Are 3 turns enough to kill an opponent? Or even too many? I have no idea, but this is pretty much guaranteed to make those turns interesting at least!
Kieran Symington · 2012-10-18 19:30:42
Entrenched Power
Wedges · R
- Mana cost
- 4RWU
- Type
- Sorcery
- Rules
- Skip your next two turns The next time you would take a turn, you win the game instead
- Power / toughness
- /
- Latest votes
- +0 / −0
Comments (5)
Woo hoo, this one is interesting. It feels like if you manage to cast this on turn 5, after playing a 3 and 4 drop that you could probably hold off pretty easily. Late game you can probably cast this and leave a little mana up for a counter or removal spell, plus you may have the board locked down already. So I think it might be a little too good, but I'm excited to try it.
Simon O'Keeffe · 2012-10-19 08:18:26
So completely and utterly broken it's beyond belief! Fix your mana, drop two defensive creatures and play this on turn 5 and you win the game every time! That said it would be really fun to build around and if we get the balance right create some fun games so I think we should work on this and try and make it as fun as possible!
Thomas Baker · 2012-10-19 15:45:39
needs to be more expensive to cast, or tap down all your stuff as a cost?
Paul Hodgson · 2012-10-21 22:02:58
Turns out this was pretty ridiculous. Upping mana cost, but doubt that is enough to save it, requires a bit more work I think.
Simon O'Keeffe · 2013-01-20 13:26:07
Revision history (2)
| Date | Person | Name | Cost | Type | Rules |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2013-01-20 13:26:07 | Simon O'Keeffe | Entrenched Power | 4RWU | Sorcery | Skip your next two turns The next time you would take a turn, you win the game instead |
| 2012-10-18 19:30:42 | Kieran Symington | Entrenched Power | 2RWU | Sorcery | Skip your next two turns The next time you would take a turn, you win the game instead |