By modern standards and beliefs, very probably. Unless, of course, the Sea rejects her, and casts her ashore. . . .
Trivia: Melusine appears in a 14th-century French legend, attached to the founding of the house of Lusignan. She was a fairy woman, condemned by her mother to take the shape of a serpent, or dragon, from the waist down, each Saturday, until she could marry a man who would respect her interdiction never to visit her on that day. A nobleman wed her, under this condition, and they had several unusual children together. However, curiosity and doubts of his wife's faithfulness prompted the man to spy upon Melusine. By breaking his word, the nobleman caused his wife to flee, and, in time, become a monstrous spectre, 'the White Lady', who would appear at times, presaging the death of members of the Lusignan family.
A sacrifice is a sacrifice at the end of the day I'm afraidI still think that, too, but am not sure anymore.
She has the Cultist tag, and Skellige definitely might have some cult where young women are sacrificed to the sea or something living in/associated with the sea. We know, also from Witcher 3, that there was a cult worshipping an ekhidna (siren), so who knows what else exists.
Rain is by far the worst Weather though. Rain is notorious for hitting Shields and Armor and majorly going down in value that way.
This is what powercreep is all about and is quite normal in games like this honestly. New cards need to be at least on level of the existing ones, possibly better (or at least open up/support new synergies).
He has an order + has to get some conditions, so it's not like a no-brain deploy card. The card seems ok at first glance.
Indeed. I like to compare all cards (no matter what their provision is) to SK's Bear Witcher (instant 8 for 5 for some super easy condition + it adds to your removal and synergies), Bear Witcher Mentor (with some easy set up can go to 10+ value) and Bear Witcher Adept (conditional 7 for 4 provisions + it keeps armoring up). As I consider these cards to be overtuned for their provision costs. And compared to those 3 cards, all of the cards we've seen so far are very benign thankfully.
I also think that, compared to Forest Protector, she is a bit under costed. FP realistically only has 2 possible options for bronze nature cards: 1st Nature's Rebuke and 2nd Dryad's Caress (but if you have to go for the 2nd option you're probably not in a good position). At most FP can play for 12 points and this includes a good 5 point hard removal from Nature's Rebuke, for 11 provisions.
