Dijkstra
Right now Dijkstra is a gold card that have 8 strength and following ability:
- Remove gold status from every unit on battlefield and 1 to this unit for
We don't know if Dijkstra loses gold status himself
So in a nutshell if there are 5 gold units on board Dijkstra will have 13 points (additional +2 for deck ability). That part of it is fine.. What in my opinion is potentially overpowered is the fact the he strips status from other heroes. Here is a quick example:
I start the game (Northern Realms) by playing Geralt. That gives me +17 strength on board as NR deck ability give +2 when you play a gold unit. Then, i play commanders horn on melee row. After that i play Dijkstra who removes gold status from Geralt. Geralt gets buffed by commander horn so he is 34 in strength (i am not sure if removing gold status also removes +2 deck bonus), now i use Foltest leader ability to copy Geralt (he is no longer gold - Foltest maybe bugged and copying of silver cards may not be possible. We don't know if removing gold status makes that cards silver or bronze), that gives me 2 Geralts with 34 strength. I use promotion to which makes Geralt gold again(unless Dijkstra permamently keeps gold units from being gold units which is unlikely) and adds plus 2 (+2 is given before commanders horn, however its possible, that losing gold status gives you minus 2) In worst case scenario i have 2 gold Geralts with 34 strengths each, possibly 38. Thts 78-86 strength in total plus Dijkstra with 11+ with just 5 moves (4 cards plus leader ability)
This is just one example, there is a lot of uncertainty about this card however if i understand it right, the potential for very powerful outcome is there. Anyway, correct me if i am mistaken about how it works
I mon sure
Right now Dijkstra is a gold card that have 8 strength and following ability:
- Remove gold status from every unit on battlefield and 1 to this unit for
We don't know if Dijkstra loses gold status himself
So in a nutshell if there are 5 gold units on board Dijkstra will have 13 points (additional +2 for deck ability). That part of it is fine.. What in my opinion is potentially overpowered is the fact the he strips status from other heroes. Here is a quick example:
I start the game (Northern Realms) by playing Geralt. That gives me +17 strength on board as NR deck ability give +2 when you play a gold unit. Then, i play commanders horn on melee row. After that i play Dijkstra who removes gold status from Geralt. Geralt gets buffed by commander horn so he is 34 in strength (i am not sure if removing gold status also removes +2 deck bonus), now i use Foltest leader ability to copy Geralt (he is no longer gold - Foltest maybe bugged and copying of silver cards may not be possible. We don't know if removing gold status makes that cards silver or bronze), that gives me 2 Geralts with 34 strength. I use promotion to which makes Geralt gold again(unless Dijkstra permamently keeps gold units from being gold units which is unlikely) and adds plus 2 (+2 is given before commanders horn, however its possible, that losing gold status gives you minus 2) In worst case scenario i have 2 gold Geralts with 34 strengths each, possibly 38. Thts 78-86 strength in total plus Dijkstra with 11+ with just 5 moves (4 cards plus leader ability)
This is just one example, there is a lot of uncertainty about this card however if i understand it right, the potential for very powerful outcome is there. Anyway, correct me if i am mistaken about how it works
I mon sure
