Margloth's Custom Superhero Thread

[Balantai]

Some really nice cards there, Margloth. I like your out of the box thinking for Odin, but currently, he's broken. He can't be destroyed.

Otherwise, I'm surprised you don't have Loki or Balder in there with the Vallhalla charaters. Also, you could probably move Hercules to your Marvel section since he's not from Vallhalla at all.

[Margloth]

Originally Posted by Balantai

Some really nice cards there, Margloth. I like your out of the box thinking for Odin, but currently, he's broken. He can't be destroyed.

Otherwise, I'm surprised you don't have Loki or Balder in there with the Vallhalla charaters. Also, you could probably move Hercules to your Marvel section since he's not from Vallhalla at all.

He's also never on the battlefield. 500 points for a figure who attacks only once a round is still a gamble... and my understanding would be if all your other figures are destroyed, you would lose as you have no figures on the battlefield (aka, the paratroopers from Classic).

[hi1hi1hi1hi1]

Originally Posted by Margloth

He's also never on the battlefield. 500 points for a figure who attacks only once a round is still a gamble... and my understanding would be if all your other figures are destroyed, you would lose as you have no figures on the battlefield (aka, the paratroopers from Classic).

You are correct, you would lose.

Wow you came out with a lot of cards all at once. Impressive! It's going to take me some time to look at them all...

[Balantai]

So Odin's defense and life are just for flare?

[Margloth]

Originally Posted by Balantai

So Odin's attack, defense and life are just for flare?

Well, kind of. The attack actually comes into play, and the rest of his stats looked kinda silly as 0's or 1's... didn't seem very godly.

I'll admit that it's a new / strange idea, and maybe not perfect. I was trying for something different. I also felt that it was probably important for him to stats in every box, simply because there might be other powers on other cards that might affect / reference them.

Just for fun, I've added my Magneto and Professor X customs as well. I realize I'm releasing a lot of cards, but I only recently got MSE working correctly...

[Balantai]

When you explain how the card works, it's really cool. Kudos on a very unique and fun looking card.

[Balantai]

Originally Posted by Margloth

Just for fun, I've added my Magneto and Professor X customs as well. I realize I'm releasing a lot of cards, but I only recently got MSE working correctly...

I don't see Magneto or Prof X.

EDIT: Nevermind. I see you're currently editing the first post.

[Balantai]

I'm really impressed with Magneto and Prof X, Margloth. I think Professor X's Mind Games is better suited for a Special Attack, though.

EDIT: Sorry for the 3 consecutive posts.

[Margloth]

Originally Posted by Balantai

I'm really impressed with Magneto and Prof X, Margloth. I think Professor X's Mind Games is better suited for a Special Attack, though.

Ahh, good point. Also, I was thinking I should tone down Mental Supression a bit, perhaps, or it might be crazy good. I'll work on that and hopefully update in the next few days.

[Karat]

So, my question is, Why do you have stick figure's for the targeting zones and not an actual figure?

[Margloth]

Originally Posted by Karat

So, my question is, Why do you have stick figure's for the targeting zones and not an actual figure?

Because I'm lazy.

Also because I am not a graphic artist.

And also because 90% of the time it doesn't matter a whole lot.

But one of these days I really should get better.

[ladidadi.davis]

I actually think there's a neat concept in the Odin card. When drafting, you could devote X-amount of points to a deity-like...aura. Certain gods would give certain buffs or de-buffs or special powers or help certain races. The figure would never enter the battle field mainly because there isn't a physical figure. They would essentially be glyphs (more or less) that you'd trade for army quantity that you wouldn't have to worry about having to use glyph-grabbing units.