Hello fellow chaotic players. Don't worry I haven't abandoned my blog:), I just fell a little behind due to homework etc... Because I fell a little behind in my card of the week, I will be posting 3 cards!
My first card is one which I've learned to appreciate. Although Killeron's energy is very low which makes it hard for him to survive battles, he can really lend a helping hand. I learned this the hard way.
I was battling Gronmore with my Blazvatan. Gronmore used Burning coals then used Psionic Serenade. That was it for my Blazvatan. It was a one shot kill. Because Kileron's ability removes creatures from play when beaten, I never had to worry about Psionic Serenade, or Ulmar's projector, or song of revival, or talisman of the mandiblour. As you can see, Kileron is no waste of space on any Mipedian army.
My second card of the week is Mudeenu, champion of the guard. He’s the classic image of a mipedian. Invisibility surprise, element air, high speed and has a classic mipedian lizard look. When compared to the old Mudeenu, Mudeenu champion of the guard is far better. They both have invisibility however, Mudeenu COTG beats the old Mudeenu 3 to 1 when it comes to disciplines and has more energy as well as element air. Regular Mudeenu is no match compared to Mudeenu COTG.
My third card of the week is Crystal Cave. This is a very tricky location that almost guarantees that the fastest creature will win combat. Not only does it give the fastest creature initiative, the opposing creature’s next attack deal 0 damage. This card is great because you get to attack twice before your opponent has time to do anything.
However this location needs to be handled with care. A simple miss calculation and you may turn the location in favour of your opponent. Watch out for creatures with supercharged alterant and always carry mugic Allegro. A couple signs that your opponent might have a supercharged alterant are if he has a Lyssta, if he uses gear grinds or sometimes back support creatures will have them in stat decks.