Emerald Legionnaire — First Black Chantry Nerf?

Mewcat wrote: We have already agreed that a card is much more potent than others.

No we haven't. Please don't assume to speak for everyone.

Bloodartist wrote:

Mewcat wrote: We have already agreed that a card is much more potent than others.

No we haven't. Please don't assume to speak for everyone.

How about instead of being a contrarian you contribute to a discussion?

Name a card that provides the benefit at the level that unmasking does at the cost.

I can't name a single card that gives +1 intercept to more than one minion. I can name several cards that give intercept outside of disciplines that provide it to one minion, once per round and after spending pool and a master phase action.

As a non-sequitur, I saw "Bloodartist" got added to the lackey group. I'll see you "in the paint" and you can show me just how your skills account for your flippant attitude.

DJHedgehog wrote: I can't name a single card that gives +1 intercept to more than one minion.

Psychic Veil. Blessing of the Name.

Note: Neither of them are the Unmasking. But they exists transient effects. I can't think of a persistent effect like that other than the Unmasking though.

Bloodartist wrote:

Mewcat wrote: We have already agreed that a card is much more potent than others.

No we haven't. Please don't assume to speak for everyone.

Please reread my post with attention to logical structure again. Is a if A, then B leads to C thing.

TryDeflectingThisGrapple wrote:

DJHedgehog wrote: I can't name a single card that gives +1 intercept to more than one minion.

Psychic Veil. Blessing of the Name.

Under Siege. Illuminate, though I strongly suspect that was only created for people who didn't own copies of Unmasking.

And pulling this all back to EL, since that was the initial topic and I feel intense remorse over the track the thread took after my first post.

I think a lot of people are on the bandwagon, so we're seeing it more than we will in a few months when the shininess tarnishes. It's a very good card that caused HoS to burst into competitive stature. In all reality worth, a pool even before the recursive effect (a mechanic which, in general, I despise).

Even after all the recent deck evolution and success, I don't think it's broken in isolation. Perhaps is a problem actor, taking the aggregate in consideration - but I am will to let this specific card ride and see where the environment goes.