So, why give Skellige a destroy card that is better than both Leo and Geralt? I mean, it puts 5 power on the board and destroy any unit which is damaged.
That's a super Leo/Geralt card which can fetch value in pretty much any scenario, not restricted to above 8 powered units, AND it puts 5 power on the board, 2 more than Leo and Geralt, AND it is 1 less provision than those 2 cards. The condition to destroy a damaged unit is ridiculous, way too easy. 1 longship and you can destroy a 15 (??) provision card like Old Speartip plus put 5 points on the board.
I know the gwent developers favour Skellige and must give it any single ability that any other faction has, but isn't this a bit overboard? Not only did you add huge units to Skellige, but also their very own giant destroyer. Why? Or has this card been like this the whole time? At worst (with exceptions) this card is a 9 point swing for 9 provisions..
Anyways, comparing this card to any other destroy cards its the better one of them all, which is not right. It is by far the most versatile and it never bricks, plus it puts 5 points on the board unconditionally, which is a rare score for any card to put on the board, and just below the top tier ("regular") board scorers with 6 points.
That's a super Leo/Geralt card which can fetch value in pretty much any scenario, not restricted to above 8 powered units, AND it puts 5 power on the board, 2 more than Leo and Geralt, AND it is 1 less provision than those 2 cards. The condition to destroy a damaged unit is ridiculous, way too easy. 1 longship and you can destroy a 15 (??) provision card like Old Speartip plus put 5 points on the board.
I know the gwent developers favour Skellige and must give it any single ability that any other faction has, but isn't this a bit overboard? Not only did you add huge units to Skellige, but also their very own giant destroyer. Why? Or has this card been like this the whole time? At worst (with exceptions) this card is a 9 point swing for 9 provisions..
Anyways, comparing this card to any other destroy cards its the better one of them all, which is not right. It is by far the most versatile and it never bricks, plus it puts 5 points on the board unconditionally, which is a rare score for any card to put on the board, and just below the top tier ("regular") board scorers with 6 points.