The third God to appear is the bat-god and patron of Vito and his faction of vampires: Aclazotz. He'll be incredibly strong in discard decks, or wherever hands running dry is an eventuality (like Limited).
So, of course, graveyard hate prevents this god from recurring.
This god also can be delayed for at least 2 turns (attack-wise) by flinging a kill spell at him.
At least its flip-back condition is the easiest I've seen so far. Flipping this back to Aclazotz the turn after he dies and retreats into his temple seems realistic and fairly consistent.
So, of course, graveyard hate prevents this god from recurring.
This god also can be delayed for at least 2 turns (attack-wise) by flinging a kill spell at him.
At least its flip-back condition is the easiest I've seen so far. Flipping this back to Aclazotz the turn after he dies and retreats into his temple seems realistic and fairly consistent.
care to elaborate why? i mean the deck will be dedicated to forcing people to discard. but arent the number of card draw spells in decks very large.
So, of course, graveyard hate prevents this god from recurring.
This god also can be delayed for at least 2 turns (attack-wise) by flinging a kill spell at him.
At least its flip-back condition is the easiest I've seen so far. Flipping this back to Aclazotz the turn after he dies and retreats into his temple seems realistic and fairly consistent.
care to elaborate why? i mean the deck will be dedicated to forcing people to discard. but arent the number of card draw spells in decks very large.
Sorry, I mainly play Modern and otherwise pay the most attention to 1-vs.-1 formats (e.g. Legacy, Vintage).
Aclazotz looks like a fairly easy fit in Mainly Black, Totally Not Blue Midrange or Control, where you're the player with 1 or fewer cards in hand.
So, of course, graveyard hate prevents this god from recurring.
This god also can be delayed for at least 2 turns (attack-wise) by flinging a kill spell at him.
At least its flip-back condition is the easiest I've seen so far. Flipping this back to Aclazotz the turn after he dies and retreats into his temple seems realistic and fairly consistent.
care to elaborate why? i mean the deck will be dedicated to forcing people to discard. but arent the number of card draw spells in decks very large.
Sorry, I mainly play Modern and otherwise pay the most attention to 1-vs.-1 formats (e.g. Legacy, Vintage).
Aclazotz looks like a fairly easy fit in Mainly Black, Totally Not Blue Midrange or Control, where you're the player with 1 or fewer cards in hand.
okay that makes more sense yea definitely very easy to meet the condition in modern
So, of course, graveyard hate prevents this god from recurring.
This god also can be delayed for at least 2 turns (attack-wise) by flinging a kill spell at him.
At least its flip-back condition is the easiest I've seen so far. Flipping this back to Aclazotz the turn after he dies and retreats into his temple seems realistic and fairly consistent.
Your first two statements are true of all the gods in this cycle, right? We have seen other various forms of gods that can be delayed or outright killed too, like the scarab/locust/scorpion gods.
I agree that this flip condition seems the easiest by far. Looking at any player is nice.
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but i really wished he was a lot better compared to the other 2 so far.
This god also can be delayed for at least 2 turns (attack-wise) by flinging a kill spell at him.
At least its flip-back condition is the easiest I've seen so far. Flipping this back to Aclazotz the turn after he dies and retreats into his temple seems realistic and fairly consistent.
care to elaborate why? i mean the deck will be dedicated to forcing people to discard. but arent the number of card draw spells in decks very large.
Sorry, I mainly play Modern and otherwise pay the most attention to 1-vs.-1 formats (e.g. Legacy, Vintage).
Aclazotz looks like a fairly easy fit in Mainly Black, Totally Not Blue Midrange or Control, where you're the player with 1 or fewer cards in hand.
okay that makes more sense yea definitely very easy to meet the condition in modern
Your first two statements are true of all the gods in this cycle, right? We have seen other various forms of gods that can be delayed or outright killed too, like the scarab/locust/scorpion gods.
I agree that this flip condition seems the easiest by far. Looking at any player is nice.