1) Valkyrie is just *, easily 12-18 dmg and then with one 'zombie does extra attack' your hero dies.
2) Power flower, 3 dmg with strikethrough and 5 hp. None of zombie tricks can really destroy this one. Also Heal hero ability, mby if this was legendary card....
3) Repeat-moss, only way to counter this is kill enemy before he can build it and have extra sun for trick.
What else?
Poison oak..for a 6 sun card it does 9 damage which is too much. ive lost so many games when it has been played. a 5 brain walrus ( antihero) does 6 damage, so poison oak should do 7 damage.and not 9. Repeat moss is v annoying. u need to have a gravestone in front of it or else u are done for..many of my opponents ( playing combustible) give it 4 attack( combustibles superpower) and it does 12 damage.
@rg9551 wrote:
Poison oak..for a 6 sun card it does 9 damage which is too much. ive lost so many games when it has been played. a 5 brain walrus ( antihero) does 6 damage, so poison oak should do 7 damage.and not 9. Repeat moss is v annoying. u need to have a gravestone in front of it or else u are done for..many of my opponents ( playing torchwood) give it 4 attack( torch woods superpower) and it does 12 damage.
Remember though, the walrus is amphibious. Poison Oak isn't. The Walrus Rider will literally ruin an enemy hero that doesn't have amphibious counters on hand, whereas poison oak can be countered in many more ways. I personally think Poison Oak is fine. Moss can be annoying, but it's very situational. It really only works with combustible-I've tried it with GK and it simply doesn't work; therefore, I think moss is fine as well.
@jdm23133 wrote:
@rg9551 wrote:
Poison oak..for a 6 sun card it does 9 damage which is too much. ive lost so many games when it has been played. a 5 brain walrus ( antihero) does 6 damage, so poison oak should do 7 damage.and not 9. Repeat moss is v annoying. u need to have a gravestone in front of it or else u are done for..many of my opponents ( playing torchwood) give it 4 attack( torch woods superpower) and it does 12 damage.
Remember though, the walrus is amphibious. Poison Oak isn't. The Walrus Rider will literally ruin an enemy hero that doesn't have amphibious counters on hand, whereas poison oak can be countered in many more ways. I personally think Poison Oak is fine. Moss can be annoying, but it's very situational. It really only works with combustible-I've tried it with GK and it simply doesn't work; therefore, I think moss is fine as well.
Plants have a whole turn to answer Walrus Rider and they either have an access to amphibious plants or hard removal like solar. Zombies don't have this privilege: it's have an oak in an empty lane and eat 9 damage.
Zombies have a lot of options against Oak. There are several Tricks that places a zombie on the field and Several Tricks that lets you move a plant or a zombie. Since plants cannot react to Zombie tricks at ALL this is 100% safe to use. So I am not entirely sure why we have a discussion about why Oak should suck :/
What is oak is placed on a tapped out turn?
you die. and thats alright. zombies are already very privileged with their Trick- Phase. If you are unwillingly to abuse it you die. I mean; you get to play your Gravestones and your Tricks. So the Plant player already needs to predict what you do to prevent total wreckage. A lot of people complain about repeat moss....this is pretty much what every zombie deck is for Plants :/
@megraam wrote:
What is oak is placed on a tapped out turn?
What if Walrus is placed on a turn when you have no direct damage or amphibious cards? And what if said walrus is synergized with other imps? They both have strong suits, and they both have counters. Poison Oak is fine.
