Heroes of Sanctuary (Diablo series set)--2/??

[GeroKeymaster]

This is a set I'm starting in what will hopefully be a large group of sets, each focusing on a different part of the lore and plot of the "Diablo" series of games by Blizzard. This first set, called "Heroes of Sanctuary", will feature famous forces of good from Sanctuary's (the world Diablo is set on) history. Because these are famous--and even divine in some cases--characters, they will mostly have high levels, powerful skills, and difficult summoning conditions. I've done my best to make the wording and abilities of these cards as close to TCG standard as possible, so if you wish to critique them, I'd like if you would do it by that as well as by how true they are to the source.


First card: [img]http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn48/GeroTheKeymaster/BulKathos.jpg[/img]

Lore: "This card cannot be Normal Summoned or set. This card can only be Special Summoned by tributing 3 Warrior-Type monsters from your side of the field. When this card attacks with an ATK that is higher than the DEF of your opponent's Defense Position monster, inflict the difference as Battle Damage to your opponent's Life Points. Once per turn, if this card would be destroyed, it is not."

Bio/explanation of character: [url="http://diablo.wikia.com/wiki/Bul%27Kathos"]Bul'Kathos on Diablo wiki[/url]


Second card: [img]http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn48/GeroTheKeymaster/TrangOul.jpg[/img]

Lore: "This card cannot be Normal Summoned or set. This card can only be Special Summoned by the effect of "Trang'Oul's Avatar". As long as this card remains face up on your side of the field, your opponent cannot activate Spell cards, and the effects of all face-up Spell cards on your opponent's side of the field are negated."

Bio/explanation of character: [url="http://diablo.wikia.com/wiki/Trang%27Oul"]Trang'Oul on Diablo wiki[/url]

The card mentioned in "Trang'Oul's" effect is one I haven't found a suitable picture for yet, but it is basically an equip card that can only be equipped to spellcasters, and gains counters with every kill the equipped card makes. When there are enough counters on the card, it and the monster are sacrificed to summon "Trang'Oul".

These are the only two I've completely finished so far, but I'm working on having around 30 in the set when it's finished, then I will start on my second, tentatively called "From High Heavens to Burning Hells". Once again, critiques on both how good the cards are with the source and with the rules/wordings are greatly appriciated.

Andrew Gero