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Made out of boredom. Mistake fixed, now it's only half-useless!


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Nice, but I would say something like "If it's a monster, send it to the Graveyard. If it's a Spell or Trap card, place it on top of your opponent's deck. When your opponent activates that card, draw 1 card from your Deck."

 

Good card, though. ;)

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Yes, it's not good enough for competitive, I made it that way on purpose: most of the people who comment on Realistic don't keep in touch with the meta, and when I try to make a card with competitive potential everyone calls it overpowered. So I gave up on those and focused slightly more on originality.

 

And now that I think about it, in reference to the thread's title, how exactly is sending other Plant-Types to be murdered by the opponent's cards a proof of love? :P

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Wow, thanks! It's not often that I get to hear that kind of compliments... :)

 

However! This morning I gave this card a thought, and found out something probably nobody noticed: this card is unplayable as hell.

 

I made a mistake that makes this card even more useless than it is already. So... 1 rep to whoever finds the playability flaw first!

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No, that's not it, the Plant-Type monster is Special Summoned to your side of the field. So let's say your opponent activates Phoenix Wing Wind Blast and targets Lyosotis. You draw and get a Plant-Type, it's Special Summoned, and that monster gets hit by PWWB instead of Lyosotis. That part of the effect works fine. Keep looking. :P

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Well, I meant that if you pick up, say, Gearfried the Iron Knight, that it would get put on your opponent's deck since it isn't Plant-Type and they'd get to use him without cost (whereas, you get to draw a card if they activate your spell or trap card).

 

That may not be it, but that's what I was saying.

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Oh, I see. Yes, that's definitely a risk, but you wouldn't run this card in a non-Plant Deck would you? Sure there's always that "give your Marshmallon to the opponent" factor or any other "staple" monster that you could run without them being plants, but it's still not what I had in mind.

 

What I'm thinking about is part of the effect being impossible to trigger 90% of the time.

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Well then, let's see if I can make this clear... Imagine Lyosotis is targeted by, say, Raigeki Break. You activate its first effect, and pick up a card. It's not a Plant-Type monster, but rather a Spell. It goes to your opponent's deck and then what? Lyosotis blows up by the effect of Raigeki Break, because it wasn't protected.

 

So then, when your opponent draws the Spell you "gave" him and activates it, since Lyosotis isn't on the field anymore, you don't get to draw 1 card by her second effect. Get it? The last part, that was supposed to serve as backup in case your opponent used the cards you placed on top of their Deck, never happens because Lyosostis won't survive after being targeted. Right? ;)

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Yes, I think I'll do that, and this time I'll try to do it while focused so I won't make it end up making it broken this time around. :P

 

EDIT: 'Tis fixed. It wasn't so hard since it's not often that your opponent activates cards you own, so it doesn't matter if Lyosotis gets dumped to the grave via Foolish Burial, it still won't be broken. :)

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