Cheshire Cat

[Dryad]

 

This was simply a fun card to work on and not as "Brain-Puzzling" as others like "Pestilence" or "Madness" to work when it is needed, plus I just love that cuddly kitty from "Alice in Wonderland" :D

[Junk Raver]

Its a really nice card ^_^

[EliminateHRN]

Like DJ said pretty nice 9.1/10

[Dryad]

Glad you both enjoy it :)

[CrazyKev]

hm

Very nice card

^_^

9/10

[SushiTheLegend]

Kinda overpowered effects for a 3 star plus the 1000/1000.

[RestLess-BoTics]

I think the picture could be a little darkened, but otherwise, excellent! :)

[rscrash]

[align=center]Miaow, miaow miaow...

 

Yeah, good card, a little overpowered, but I seem to be the only one thinking that so it probably isn't. 8/10[/align]

[Dryad]

Well I did base it on Cheshire Cat, who always did pop in and out and usually the receiver of its information (even a riddle) usually was alive (Being Alice) but the one gets this information is also tricked.

 

So how do you narrow it down to how this and what to base off Cheshire Cat:

 

- Ability to remove its self and return self to game: popping what seems to be in and out existence

 

- Prevent damage to its controller with 1st effect: Giving a warning and its receiver would follow that warning to safety even though the receiver wasn't sure on what C.C. meant in the riddle.

 

- To draw a card during the End Phase: Receiving more information from C.C. after the conflict.

 

- To skip Draw Phase (part of the above effect): To be tricked and learn that their was something simpler to avoid conflict.

 

Info further detail to answer peoples questions or why it may seem over powered:

 

- 1000/1000 ATK/DEF: Although C.C. wasn't much of a fighter, C.C. wasn't easily fooled either except in "American Mcgee's Alice" where C.C. eventually dies in the game, other things containing C.C. like comics where C.C. is a Big Cat would be what I consider "Evolution" as C.C. was a not very strong cat in combat, the large stronger versions tell me this cat has adapted to a hostile world.

 

- Double Types being Spellcaster/Beast: A normal Beast wouldn't have the power to poof in and out of places for safety, in fact you would need even if its just a touch of "Magic" to be able to do so plus the cat can speak english to Alice which is highly abnormal for a cat.

 

- Being Level 3: C.C. was not under watch of the queen or any being (Consider M.o.P. or G.B.) in Wonderland as this cat never was restricted to anybody and gave its information to Alice only (the ability to draw a card)

 

- Being Light Attribute: This cat was not evil nor was it good as it had just a simple trickster mind.

 

 

So yes although its very weird to see this done for a card, but you should take my word on this: Konami actually does study on a specific thing, like the Spirit Cards happened to all be based in Japanese culture, want to argue with me about F.H.D., I can tell you know that card is based solely on the myth of "Tiamat". Another interesting fact is want to know the reason why its always "Dark Magician & Blue Eyes White Dragon" happen to always have been enemies, well its simple during the time when we bombed Korea, we Americans were called "Blue Eyes White Ghost"s swap ghost with dragon and you get one half of that puzzle then if you take where Dark Magician comes from, hes on the side of Korea, interesting fact, no?

 

So yes its important everybody that you study up on something you plan basing cards in myth or history.

 

@ Glasstin: Photoshop is being a meanie currently so I can't work with it and been forced to use Paint to shrink my pictures for posts, a good example is the Cheshire Cat card which had more art work.

 

:)

 

:faints from long speech:

[Lucas Maximus]

Rather random but rather nice. ^^

8.7/10