There are plenty of new cards revealed for the coming set "Attach of the vine", and the card "Christopher Robin - Hunny Sage" specifically is "breaking" the two colour rule.
What do everyone think of this card and the exception to the rule that it brings?
I am curious on how this rule exception can and will be implemented. Sure the judges can verify that the deck is ok by reading the deck list before any tournament.
I am also not sure that you must have "Christopher Robin - Hunny Sage" in play, or that it is enough to have it in the deck.
There are some cards in Mtg that also does something similar, and as far as I know you only have to have the card in the deck in order to activate it.
3 Comments
Screenhog@feddit.uk · 2 pts · 54d
I think it's very interesting. Definitely could lead to some exciting builds, but I guess it depends on how good those other Hunny cards are.
iknownothing@gehirneimer.de · 1 pts · 54d
Yes thats true.
sofar there are eight Hunny cards: https://cards.disneylorcana.com/en-GB/?subtype=Hunny
I really like that they are very D&D inspired where the colours have their specific „classes“ for each character.
Let us hope that they continue to expand on it. Some other classifications i really liked, but they didnt do much more of it after one single set…
SuperNovaStar@lemmy.blahaj.zone · 2 pts · 25d
You just have to have the card in your deck.
I don't think it's super strong this set, but it seems ok and could be lots of fun.