With Vengeful Apparition, we wanted to take the “little or lot” damage idea, and ramp it up a level.\u00a0 While Lingering Apparition had a qualifier where the player would take more damage if a warrior was not present, this new, tougher version of the card deals more damage if any of the player’s adventurers have died during the game.\u00a0 Add to that the fact that only clerics can capture it and it’s a much meaner card.<\/p>\n
Arcane Lightning<\/strong><\/p>\n Lightning Spire was one of my favorite cards from the first set, as it gave players the ability to determine whether or not they wanted death by attrition, or death by lightning.\u00a0 One way that I felt we could empower a version of those cards was to take that choice away, ensuring that both mana and health was lost in the process.\u00a0 Arcane Lightning is also just a more expensive card, meaning it plays into more strategies overall.<\/p>\n Destruction<\/strong><\/p>\n Corruption can usually be pointed at as one of the meanest cards in the game.\u00a0 Losing your real estate is never a fun feeling, but when you’re bringing out a booster pack called “Torture Chambers” you know things can always get worse.\u00a0 Enter Destruction, which not only takes the closest owned chamber away from the player, but also damages them if the chamber is close by.<\/p>\n Rolling Fireball<\/strong><\/p>\n Arguably one of the more damaging cards in the original set, Rolling Boulder was already a painful card to land on, if you rolled poorly.\u00a0 That meant that by default, Rolling Fireball would become a heck of a lot worse.\u00a0 And how do we ensure that?\u00a0 By making sure only one class can claim it, by making it cost more, and by making the player trigger another effect when they reach the next chamber.\u00a0 It doesn’t get much worse than that!<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/tellest.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/09\/Blinding-Cloud.jpg\")
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