Re: Why is Medulla Nebulla bad for 2 cost

Medulla Nebulla is still 2 cost card and its really OP card if you use it wisely. 

You can make OP cards get played early like Zombot 1000 on turn 4.

You can place 2 Medullas on Turn 4 because of that cheap cost and plant hero won't try to overwrite it, and play Gargantuar Feast on turn 5 by playing 2 Brain Vendor or play Interdimesional Zombie and Cosmic Scientist 1 on that environment and your opponent won't prevent you from playing it on turn 5 unless it's Rose has more sun to play Brainana.

Let me know how to put Zombot 1000 in turn 4 because Immorticia (who is the only that has medulla and zombot 1000) doesn't have Gargologist -_-

The only way to put a zombot 1000 in turn 4 is that you need 3 medullas in play then put a zombie that cost 1 brain in each medulla environment to give you 9 brains. It's almost impossible to have 3 medulla nebullas in the field in turn 4. You need that in your hand there are 3 medullas nebullas and 3 zombies that cost 1 brain and the zombot 1000 of course.

@jasterrogue1 It IS possible, but really difficult.

You need 2x Cryo-Brain and at least 1x Medulla Nebulla, 1x Brain Vendor and the Zombot (of course).

Cryo-Brain on turn 2 lets you have 4 brains on turn 3.

The other Cryo-Brain and Medula Nebula on turn 3 (because you have 4 brains)

At the start of turn 4 you are going to have 6 brains (4 from your turn plus another 2 from the Cryo-Brains).

You just need to play the Brain Vendor on the environment to get 9 brains.

Brain vendor "pays" for itself (you spend 3 brains on him but gain 3 brains back) so it's like you paid a 0 cost zombie on the Medulla Nebula. 

4 brains (because of your turn) + 2 (Cryo-Brain) + 3 (Medulla Nebula) = 9

Exactly for Zombot 1000.