What colors and strategy did you draft? For this draft I found myself making another Shadow/Time deck. One particular draft that I noticed was Worldjoiner (3 cost 2/2 Shadow/Time unit, Lifeforce – At the end of your turn, play a Restless Radiant with attack/health equal to the health you gained this turn). Because of this card I found myself drafting cards as many cards in my deck as I could that had to deal with healing. Needless to say I drafted way more Time than I did Shadow (5:1). 11 cards (combination of Time and Shadow) had to do with my strategy of healing and then triggering the effect of Worldjoiner. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to play with the deck as another meeting conflicted. How would you rate your drafting experience? (5=very …show more content…
It can’t fly.) I really liked this card because one of my biggest issues when I don’t use Primal or Justice is flying units. Even if typically, they don’t have a ton of attack they can still do some decent damage if left unchecked for multiple turns. Sandsnare Sentinel is more of a mid-game card so it doesn’t help take out the low cost fliers early on, though better late than never. Lastly the Trancendent Radiant card was pretty cool (4 cost 3/3 Time unit, Endurance, summon – You may put a unit from the void on top of your deck. Its cost is reduced by 2. This could combo with any of my cards that heal to trigger Worldjoiner’s ability or even to bring back Worldjoiner itself and make it 1 cost. As honorable mentions I really liked Hidden Sandwurm (8 cost 8/8 Time unit, Hidden). Just a big bulky hidden dude seems really cool because if you use it to block it can destroy just about anything without dying himself (save units that have deadly). Also Feralwood Druid (5 cost 3/3 Time unit, summon – put a 5/5 Feraltooth Tiger with Overwhelm and Destiny into the top 5 cards of your deck. Inspire – Double the attack/health of units you draw) seemed to combo pretty well with Bold Explorer (Summon – If the top card of your deck is a unit, draw it). Even if you don’t draw the Feraltooth Tiger, Bold Explorer’s ability still works with Feralwood Druid’s inspire …show more content…
It didn’t really make sense to me why he would be giving me health as it doesn’t seem like he will last long enough for that ability to be worth it. At 2 health he will die pretty easily and I’m not even sure if his ability would activate if I traded with another unit. His ability might be more worth it if it was any unit going to the void I gained 1 health. Though because he has so much attack it seems like I should play him aggressively but at the same time he has so little health that if I use him I feel like he is going to just die right away. It may also help to make him a 4/3 instead of a
John Oakhurst is the main character in “The Outcasts of Poker Flat”. John is an outstanding person and has some phenomenal traits. Such as that he is unusually calm, courageous, and modest.
The author of “The Shatterer of Worlds” is very effective at creating a strong atmosphere that supports his theme. The author, Kildare Dobbs uses character and language to establish a powerful atmosphere and support his theme. Dobbs states that war is one of the worst actions a country can engage in, and therefore a nation must be careful about entering war. By using character and language the author is able to create a horrific atmosphere throughout the short story.
He was getting beat throughout the story. Eventually he got to a point where he gave up(105). This caused him to become a burden to his son. He lost his strength every day until he eventually died.
In addition to its amazing strength it is also said to be very wise(“Griffin”). They have a strong affinity for gold and tend to line their nests with it(Spaid). This led to many conflicts with other creatures that also have a liking for gold.
strong, and is competitive opposed to anyone who is weak.The main problem with Okonwko is
Almost everyone knows Jack The Ripper to be skilled with a knife, but what most people do not know about The Ripper was that he was just as skilled in the media. This idea of The Ripper being a public relations specialist is made evident in “Ripped Straight From the Headlines: Jack the Ripper 's Public Relations.” by Devon Armijo, Shannon Guess, and Jacquelyn Jizno when it was published through Public Relation Quarterly in 2009. Throughout this article the writers are often writing about the possibility that it could have just been luck the way things worked out for The Ripper or did he maneuvered his way through the media and play with the minds of the people and police.
The social developments of the Second Great Awakening caused the american people to believe it was God’s will for the United States to stretch from the east coast to the west coast. As the U.S. expanded westward, what to do with the new territory was fiercely debated and widely discussed not only in federal government but amongst American citizens. With the nation rapidly growing, the people of the United States desperately need an answer on how to add new states into the union, if they should decide to add any territories in at all; however, in this desperate time the nation was divided in three crucial aspects. First, political parties debating over the issue of slavery in the new territories divided the U.S. into distinct political factions.
Camelot, the musical adaptation of The Once and Future King, allows for an interesting twist on the portrayal of Guinevere’s personality, mindset, and desires. The use of song and excellent acting allows for a unique display of the different aspects that make Guinevere a complex and strong character. Analyzing “The Lusty Month of May” shows Guinevere as a woman driven by her desires for the fantastical aspects of romance. However, contrasting “The Lusty Month of May” with other songs paints her as a more dynamic character and explains her relationship dynamic with Arthur, Lancelot, and other men in the court. This verse by verse analysis characterizes Guinevere as a woman driven by feelings of dissatisfaction and destiny.
In the fall of 1989, people all around the world were watching unbelievable scenes on their televisions. Thousands of people in eastern Europe were meeting in the streets and squares and demanding the end of the communist rule. For the first time in history, opposition to communism was publically voiced. Barbed wire border fences in Hungary were being torn down. East Germans were fleeing to the West. Overnight the Berlin wall collapsed. The start of these historical events was the Polish Revolution of 1989.
I think the grey wolf is fascinating because it is so adaptable. It can live in many different kinds of places. Grey Wolves can eat many different kinds of animals. Even though the grey wolf is grey it can also be many other colors. The grey wolf is the most interesting predator I have ever
“A spray of bullets had caught the car full on the drivers side” (Horowitz 19). In the thriller by Anthony Horowitz, Alex Rider Stormbreaker, the main character Alex is misinformed about the death of his uncle in a car crash. The story takes place in Britain, where Alex thinks his uncle was a banker. Later, he found out that he actually worked for MI6, which is the British intelligence agency. Alex is then secretly recruited by the special operations for that same agency. He shifts from a static to dynamic character through the events at his house when the officers told him his uncle had died, at the junkyard, and at the bank.
It’s body functions are no less amazing, and are the main reasons for the aforementioned success. Contrary to popular belief, the flat rock scorpion does not have a venom content with its main weapon being its pincers, capable of inflicting a singularly painful injury. The venom of the scorpion is used in detaining prey, while the pincers are used primarily in defense. The pincers (pedipalp) themselves are very robust, so as to deter any potential predators. The scorpion’s tail (metasoma) is mainly used for detaining prey while the claws deliver the fatal blow. The tail is tipped with a vesicle, or stinger. The males show extreme elongation of their tails, thus distinguishing the males from the females, and effectively making this species of scorpion one of the longest. The flat-rock scorpion is flat, in body shape, due to it being lithophilic, or rock-loving. It’s long legs, compact body and head (mesosoma and prosoma respectively) are ideal for its living spaces and conditions, which includes scurrying over rocks and uneven landscapes. Due to the scorpion being adept in its environment, it is a capable
The blade is made out of celestial bronze just like Percy’s sword, therefore, it's only effective on monsters.
The world history does not always go in the same route. Change in the balance of power all around the world and existence of big events such as the foundation of press are effective in the conversion of the way it goes. With the effect of these rotations, systems are also changing. The world system between 600 and 1500 is not same with the system after 1500. This differentiation in system at that time was related to the exploration of America. After the big geographical explorations, a new Euro-centric world system emerged.
Timeliness in medical care can be of the utmost importance. Letting things progress can result in a slippery circle, where a minor infection, untreated end up being life threatening. With increased damage caused by neglecting health care, or waiting on a health care provider, the physical damage, and costs associated increase, often exponentially.