Cards that need to be fixed.
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 t...
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What is oak is placed on a tapped out turn?
@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.
Oh, and remember, oaks can be killed by cut down to size... which is a 1 for 6 exchange
@jdm23133 wrote:
@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.
Then it does 6 damage while oak does 9.
Lets see what the weakest class against each of both can do against it with a single card.
walrus still costs only 5 and if you happen to be Solar Flare you can do Exactly three things: Three Headed Chomper, Carnucopia or Smash Pumpkin. Both Plant solutions Cost more than the Walrus itself and Pumpkin is at the same Curvespot. So you got 1 reasonable 1-1 trade option with the weakest class against walrus.now for Counterplay against Oak: EVERY. SINGLE. ZOMBIE. Literaly every single Zombie you can play can block the damage for you and a vast amount of zombies can also kill the oak. Obviously some cards are more efficient than others. but seriously. you can always just chump-block it.
@wonoz wrote:
Lets see what the weakest class against each of both can do against it with a single card.
walrus still costs only 5 and if you happen to be Solar Flare you can do Exactly three things: Three Headed Chomper, Carnucopia or Smash Pumpkin. Both Plant solutions Cost more than the Walrus itself and Pumpkin is at the same Curvespot. So you got 1 reasonable 1-1 trade option with the weakest class against walrus.now for Counterplay against Oak: EVERY. SINGLE. ZOMBIE. Literaly every single Zombie you can play can block the damage for you and a vast amount of zombies can also kill the oak. Obviously some cards are more efficient than others. but seriously. you can always just chump-block it.
Ever heard of, you know, Squash? Or Sizzle? Or kernel corn? Cherry bomb?
Now for counterplay against oak: none since it's played on the open lane of tapped out zombie player, or ANY non-smarty zombie player at all w/o locust swarm access.
You fail to understand the very basics of PVZH, which is turn order. Everything is being built around it and the strongest decks right now are those which can turn it around or ignore it: Grave nep by playing with gravestones, valkprof by playing teleport or moss variations.
- Stinky zombie should only have 2 health or not be hiding in a grave stone. Stealthy imp should not be hiding in a grave stone . And super brains block power all zombies get deadly draw show be one zombie gets deadly draw same for impfinity. They get enough dirty cheap wins with teleport
