Thanksgiving Custom Contest Tie Breaker

[Lamaclown]

Well, I am back home and have internet access again, so, here (finally) is the tie-breaking poll for this contest...

Please vote for the entry you feel best fulfills the following:
1. Does the entry bring out the theme of the holiday?
2. Is the entry reasonably compatible with official HS game mechanics and rules?
3. Does the entry seem balanced pointwise?
4. Is the wording of the powers reasonably compatible with official wording

The design that gets the most votes will proceed to the next round. In the event of a tie for top spot, all cards in the tie will proceed to the next round.

Contest Details and Rules
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Entry 1

Spoiler Alert!

This is my first custom on heroscapers, but I am not new to creating custom cards. I really liked the creativity required to put a turkey in the game of heroscape. I felt a giant turkey, while being exceptionally awesome, just didn’t feel realistic enough for Heroscape (the irony…).
My custom is a Common, just like the Fortress Wall, and is considered to be “Small”. It is a Delectable Creature (Delectable means tasty if you didn’t know; I used a thesaurus). Since it isn’t a normal Army Card, it must be used in a scenario. The scenario could be as simple as starting it in the center of the map. The custom weakens other all units with its “Wild Turkey Hunt” power by sending the other units in a struggle to kill the Thanksgiving Dinner. He is tough to catch with Presidential Pardon and Startled Flight, but not impossible. Once he is killed, its executioner receives the prize of the other players losing their order markers; therefore timing and caution are essential. This custom will make a great piece to use in a Thanksgiving Scenario Game at the family get together and truly brings out the holiday’s character.

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Entry 2

Spoiler Alert!

This unit is built around a rarely-used game mechanic: you are allowed to attack your own figures. When your heroes grow weary from battle, slaughter your Turkey and have a Feast! Until then, enjoy the Camaraderie!