My first attempt at a new mechanic (Godlike)

[D.D. Warrior]

Alright, first off, I have no idea (I honestly forget) whose template I used for this card. I know, I should keep track of whic template I downloaded, and who it belongs too, but all I want to do is give cred. (I have like... the free rights, I'm pretty sure, so I want to give credit) However, picture credit DOES go to Father Wolf.

 

Here be ye' new mechanic rules.

 

Godlike Cards are a special type of card. They have no ATK, DEF, attribute, or type, because they are NOT monsters. They can be put into one of your monster card zones by tributing a predetermined number of monsters from your side of the field (as dictated on the card, the number will always be in a black box). Godlike cards come into play with X power counters. (X is a number which is stated under the picture on the card) Godlike cards can be attacked as though they are regular monsters. You take no damage from battles involving a Godlike card. When a Godlike card is attacked, divide the attacking monster's ATK by 1000. (Round down to the nearest whole number.) After dividing and rounding, subtract that many counters from the godlike card. When the godlike card has 0 power counters, and a power counter is removed, the Godlike card is destroyed. (For example: Amossus, God of the Schorching Flames has 4 Power counters before he is attacked by Raviel, Lord of Phantsasm. Raviel does 4000 damage to Amossus and Amossus has 0 counters left. However, Amossus is not destroyed. This is because Godlike cards are not destroyed until you attempt to take a power counter off when there are none there.

 

You know where it says to reduce a monsters ATK by 1500? I meant for that to say "reduce the attacking monster's ATK by 1500 until the end of the turn. /: Thanks for reading!

[Guest Merciful Idiot]

Is it still possible to use it as a tribute?

[ragnarok1945]

that is one hell of an effect for a card unlike any I've seen before, definately gets 9.9/10 for thinking outside the box

[KdogPrime]

I don't think it could be used as a tribute, because, as he said, it's NOT a monster.

 

This is definately a whole new approach to the game, very original and well-thought out. Cards like this would be powerful, but not invincible.

 

Some of the specific card effects are a little derivative of Egyptian God Card "effects", but well done, nonetheless.

 

9/10

[D.D. Warrior]

Thanks guys, I'm going to make a couple new ones. Probably a light, fire, and dark one.

And no, sorry, it can't be used as a tribute. I wanted to do that because I wanted to try to make them, as it says, godlike.

[Guest Merciful Idiot]

But you said they had no ATTRIBUTE.

[D.D. Warrior]

But you said they had no ATTRIBUTE.

 

They don't... I made a fire god already that has (or gives) effects like FIRE monsters. It's a burn card. The LIGHT god will also have no attribute, but will support LIGHT monsters... As with the water and dark gods.