I wonder if something like the buff to angel would make him somewhat viable, where he would come on the field even if he's in your hand.
I know that means you'd have less reason to actually play the card when you do have him, but at least his ability would have a better than 25% chance of activating.
I can't believe it, but not an hour ago I was playing with him in my deck purely to get boosters and upgrade him, only to have him come in clutch on a match and get me the win.
I like the concept but it's just not good enough. There's a decent chance it'll not be in the deck at the end of the game, and it seems like it's a random location rather than something like Captain marvel that actually calculates things.
I would personally HATE this. Moreso the levels than the gear. Maybe a single session or dungeon that I know is going to be short, but if I had to regain those levels I'd contemplate leaving the campaign.
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Animorphs with D&D? This is the best day ever.
One of my backup characters is to do a druid that's a reflavored centaur with the telepathic feat to make an Andalite.
Agreed. That one's probably worse than weird world cuz at least you can hope for some sort of synergy with your opponent's deck.
Honestly I don't like lockjaw either ๐ I get the strategy behind it and it can be fun to swap wasp for a hulk, but I think the bad pulls cause me more grief than the good pulls cause happiness
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Yeah, stuff like that is why I don't generally run her ๐
Honestly this is why I prefer the "alternate universe" theory. I know the writers claim he stayed in the main timeline, but I don't buy it exactly for the reasons you mentioned. Alternate universe lets him fix problems rather than just letting all that stuff happen.