Twilight Ritualist is op....

[gracenough]

Its ally exile ability seems too op
Because. It is reusable with 2cc Twilight Eidolon again and again

3t ritualist
4t its ability and eidolon + 1draw
= no card loss for ally eliminating
Even Aramia can summon that card with her ability

4cc restriction is no problem, but ally exile is too powerful
And 2cc eidolon is so cheap

If u met Twilight aramia and she get a 1st turn and summon a ritualist... oh...u will be very hard

[seedog]

I presume you are referring to Borlaug, he is having a run with that

[Caitlyn0]

wow, that was fast. a nerf thread already.


and aramia has always been tough when she goes first

[maskee]

I don´t see anythink OP on that ally. Situational ability, standard stats...

[morbius]

Hehe, I'll take credit of being first to say that Ritualist might be OP now in another thread. I see that my opinion is quickly catching on.

This ally is a beast now. If you're playing twilight, it's best not to bother with the usual 1cc and 2cc allies, just drop Twilight Eidolon on turn 2 and Ritualist on turn 3, opponents are going to have tough time taking the board from you. My Ythan deck can't fully capitalize on new Twilight Ritualist, as it sometimes struggles with draw, but Aramia has no such limitations.

Still way too early to call for a nerf, but if it has to happen in the end, I'd prefer something that would hit mages only.

[Daemon Rayge]

Already faced against the "new and improved" Twilight Deck twice. I had 0 issues with it. In fact, I never gave it a chance to go off.

[Daemon Rayge]

Already faced against the "new and improved" Twilight Deck twice. I had 0 issues with it. In fact, I never gave it a chance to go off.

You also have to remember that if an ally brought back with Eidolon is killed during your turn, it WILL be exhausted during their turn, and unable to use its ability or attack. So you use that part to your advantage. Also, Eidolon can be played around.

[Ganjamus]

Hehe, I'll take credit of being first to say that Ritualist might be OP now in another thread. I see that my opinion is quickly catching on.

This ally is a beast now. If you're playing twilight, it's best not to bother with the usual 1cc and 2cc allies, just drop Twilight Eidolon on turn 2 and Ritualist on turn 3, opponents are going to have tough time taking the board from you. My Ythan deck can't fully capitalize on new Twilight Ritualist, as it sometimes struggles with draw, but Aramia has no such limitations.

Still way too early to call for a nerf, but if it has to happen in the end, I'd prefer something that would hit mages only.

That's uh, not a very efficient way of playing Twilight. Aramia will always be the best user of Twilights because she can be aggressive early.

[Gondorian]

That's uh, not a very efficient way of playing Twilight. Aramia will always be the best user of Twilights because she can be aggressive early.

Quoted for when this statement is proven incorrect.

[Anonymos]

Twillight are basically a fast deck. Do dmg at die ( or an items dies). Dont think they will ever be top tier decks tho ,as they rely too much on keeping board control with having few ways to regain. So having just 1 allie that can help maintaining the board control is not nearly op. The card cant be used out of twilight decks and on twillight you just have to kill everything you can as soon as you can. Every tcg should have many good decks to be played or they lose interest