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| Author: | doiron [ Sat Dec 06, 2008 9:10 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Ancient battlefield / Hallow's Eve combo |
Ancient Battlefield - DD2 | Uncommon Spell A corpse of Soldier is put in target Space and in all adjacent spaces. Hallows Eve - DD4 | Uncommon Enchantment Enchant World. All corpses are considered Dark Legion and have Fear(0). Interesting combo: you play hallow's eve (doesn't matter when really), put down an ancient battlefield and then build your base on a corpse (in the center works extra nice). Building is now unable to be attacked unless you have a creature that shoots. Makes it real easy to lock down the flux points. |
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| Author: | MistStlkr [ Mon Dec 08, 2008 6:33 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Ancient battlefield / Hallow's Eve combo |
Will it let you out a structure on top of a corpse that has fear on it? Easily a way to lock someone out of a flux space, but I think it would lock the spot out from both players. Heck, you want to talk combos, throw in Seat of the Essences and I think those corpses would count as controlling the point without a structure that they can attack... |
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| Author: | doiron [ Mon Dec 08, 2008 3:21 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Ancient battlefield / Hallow's Eve combo |
The dark legion is immune from Fear, so they can do what they like while any non-DL player can't come close or attack. So while you (assuming you is person playing against this combo) could put a structure on a corpse, you have no way to defend that structure and they'll just take it down as quickly as you put it up. |
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| Author: | mindstheatre [ Mon Dec 08, 2008 7:51 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Ancient battlefield / Hallow's Eve combo |
doiron wrote: The dark legion is immune from Fear Not quite, as least the way I understand it. Fear applies to any creature (not construct) that's not of the domain of the enchanted creature. So if you cast Fear on an Elf, Sylvan will be 'immune' to that fear. If I'm reading it correctly. That's why Hallow's Eve says that the corpses are considered DL. |
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