sure, give boost all allied dwarves with armor on this row by 1 to an artifact you can only answer with 1 card in the entire game, great idea^^I may be off-topic here - but I'd love to see scenarios for different subfactions, not only one per faction. Dwarven scenario could actually be something like the current Broover barricade ability with his ability being changed for something less swarm-boosting.
erm, actually scenarios activate once per "chapter". one-time boost to a conditional row is not that powerful. this could literally balance current swarm dwarves.sure, give boost all allied dwarves with armor on this row by 1 to an artifact you can only answer with 1 card in the entire game, great idea^^
Why are they horrible? They're thess "high risk - high reward" (because you can get powerful combos witch simple bronzes - but the right ones, and sometimes you get the wrong hand for them if you play your deck wrong) cards everyone's so fond of. They're never a one card pointslam. And they give your games a feeling of card working together. Witcher castles are a much more dubious addition, but people seem to be fine with them.In my opinion, scenarios are a horrible mechanic that should never have been introduced.
Now that's a recipe for a disaster. With the devs' "subtle" balancing skills they'll mess things up for sure. In my opinion, there are only two ways to balance things properly: 1) take the whole game apart and build it from the ground up trying to keep all the introduced mechanics in check (never gonna happen, but one can dream); 2) make the subfactions equal in terms of available mechanics and then try to balance them - on equal terms.The last thing needed is more of them. Why don’t we strengthen dwarves by removing OP, binary, straight jackets that support only other archetypes.
I do not think dwarf swarm or the potential of it is a serious problem. The two point units are very easily swept away and trying to build multiple strong single units takes too many steps to execute in a 10 round match in my opinion. I run an all dwarf deck and the 2 point dwarfs are actually a bit of a hindrance, outside of transforming two of them into artillery units, because they are so weak and are easily taken out.I think there are enough dryads in the game, better rework some of the never played ones like sirssa and dryad grovekeeper. a dwarf scenario would be extremely scary, given how strong their swarm potential already is.
Well yeah cuz a single drop of Geralt: Yirden can undo the past 5 turns of boosts that the Dwarf player did cause they are so much dependent on row stacking and Yirden is simply a broken card.I do not think dwarf swarm or the potential of it is a serious problem. The two point units are very easily swept away and trying to build multiple strong single units takes too many steps to execute in a 10 round match in my opinion. I run an all dwarf deck and the 2 point dwarfs are actually a bit of a hindrance, outside of transforming two of them into artillery units, because they are so weak and are easily taken out.
And I play against different faction swarms and I believe they completely outclass and outperform any spawn and swarm mechanic dwarves have. The current dwarf swarm mechanic is pitiful and I'm not convinced dwarves as a faction are competitive al all, and I'd like them to be.
Aye.Well yeah cuz a single drop of Geralt: Yirden can undo the past 5 turns of boosts that the Dwarf player did cause they are so much dependent on row stacking and Yirden is simply a broken card.
Fascinating, thank you for sharing. Both characters and the location would make interesting additions. I think Skalen with a dice gamble (random) ability or abilities would make for an interesting card (and a dice gamble game card, a game within, a game that is a spin off of a broader story/game would be a funny and interesting nod of acknowledgement). For Cecil with his sober outlook I think a variable/scaling card strength bonus (either the bonus is assign on deploy either large or small bonus depending on the spread of the point total or an end turn or round bonus based off the difference of points on the board ) would be interesting.I'm always in favour of more dwarves. There're still a few we've yet to see make an appearance in Gwent: Skalen and Cecil Burdon, as mere examples. Vergen could make an interesting location as well.
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