Twilight Luminary

[oggtheman]

It will fit in my twilight Boris very well

[Darkloki]

The art is bad quite frankly... like really really bad. Bad in execution and bad in theme.

The ability of the card itself is overpowered... like really really overpowered. lol

[Nik]

My only hope is that the twilight land helps as a drawing engine, as this is always the weak side of twilights.

[Arcanes]

OMG!! Aweeesoooomeee!!
But i have a question...
Why "Haste" isn't applied to Allies that back to board from Graveyard?
Rules say Haste – This ally can attack and use abilities on the turn that it’s summoned
But shouldn't be when enters play? for coherence... just saying QQ

[tman507]

But i have a question...
Why "Haste" isn't applied to Allies that back to board from Graveyard?
Rules say Haste – This ally can attack and use abilities on the turn that it’s summoned
But shouldn't be when enters play? for coherence... just saying QQ

Because in this game "summoned" and "returned to play" are specifically treated as different terms. Wasn't always that way, at one time Portal worked on allies returned to play by Gravebone for instance.

But the terms are now treated differently. Which is probably a good thing because this ability would be even more ridiculously strong if they were the same.

[jacqui]

Everything with haste is OP. That's why krygon only has 1 hp. Without seeing how this card interacts with everything else, I can definitely see it being too strong, particularly with interactions with eidolon and lifebringers making it tough to get rid of.

[Umbra7]

Everything with haste is OP. That's why krygon only has 1 hp. Without seeing how this card interacts with everything else, I can definitely see it being too strong, particularly with interactions with eidolon and lifebringers making it tough to get rid of.

Don't forget about avatar of twilight. So even if you succeed in killing the lumineer, she can just be brought back the very next turn. And if done, avatar of twilight will be hitting the ground running. With headress on the table, avatar of twlight may be hitting the ground as a 5/5 with haste. Worse, turn six drops. Avatar of twilight to bring back the lunineer, and then sheppardess to regain 5 recources. Twilight headress to kill off sheppardess, then summon something else. The combo gets even scarier in a rogue deck...

Hero: lance or garth.
T6 with lumineer and 2 random twilights in grave. Vosition orders in play

Play avatar of twilight (1/6) you now have 4 allies in play. Play twilight shepardess and target avatar (5/6). Play bad santa and twilight headress. (1/6) if drawing another sheppardess, play her and target avatar (5/6). You have six allies in play. Play another ally (lets say twilight champion) (1/5) activate vosition orders and target a sheppardess. Replay sheppardess and target avatar (5/6).
Now you can either fish for more sheppardess with bad sanata, or you can play overwhelm for seven damage. Use headress to kill an ally and target champion, attack with her for 6. Attacking with the sheppardesses would have yeilded 3 damage, and avatar strikes for 3. 7+6+3+3=19 damage to enemy hero, and 7 damage to every ally your opponent may have had. You'll now have 5 allies left on the board (6 if you were smart enough to kill the avatar with the headress), one of which will be a 6/7 twilight champion. Even more health if lifebringers were brought back.

[Arcanes]

Don't forget about avatar of twilight. So even if you succeed in killing the lumineer, she can just be brought back the very next turn. And if done, avatar of twilight will be hitting the ground running. With headress on the table, avatar of twlight may be hitting the ground as a 5/5 with haste. Worse, turn six drops. Avatar of twilight to bring back the lunineer, and then sheppardess to regain 5 recources. Twilight headress to kill off sheppardess, then summon something else. The combo gets even scarier in a rogue deck...

Hero: lance or garth.
T6 with lumineer and 2 random twilights in grave. Vosition orders in play

Play avatar of twilight (1/6) you now have 4 allies in play. Play twilight shepardess and target avatar (5/6). Play bad santa and twilight headress. (1/6) if drawing another sheppardess, play her and target avatar (5/6). You have six allies in play. Play another ally (lets say twilight champion) (1/5) activate vosition orders and target a sheppardess. Replay sheppardess and target avatar (5/6).
Now you can either fish for more sheppardess with bad sanata, or you can play overwhelm for seven damage. Use headress to kill an ally and target champion, attack with her for 6. Attacking with the sheppardesses would have yeilded 3 damage, and avatar strikes for 3. 7+6+3+3=19 damage to enemy hero, and 7 damage to every ally your opponent may have had. You'll now have 5 allies left on the board (6 if you were smart enough to kill the avatar with the headress), one of which will be a 6/7 twilight champion. Even more health if lifebringers were brought back.

ye.... but too many cards for work...
We already have similar combos with feedback Zaladar, or discard-homunculus, but in real game doesn't work so fast and perfect like the theory.

[bobrossw]

Because in this game "summoned" and "returned to play" are specifically treated as different terms. Wasn't always that way, at one time Portal worked on allies returned to play by Gravebone for instance.

But the terms are now treated differently. Which is probably a good thing because this ability would be even more ridiculously strong if they were the same.

that was a bug even then because those same allies would not be killed by death trap.