Greetings people, this time I bring you a card from the Trial of the Gods set for part 4 of learning about, called [Hierophant Silenus] is a card that can ensure victory by using your opponent's cards against him.
Dominates the board
This card needs to win early on the board, even with weak creatures or with combos like [Mugging] in order to be able to apply the effect to more creatures and thus copy more cards from the opponent's deck.
Controls the hand
If you apply the effect to more creatures you will copy more cards, which at first sounds very good but in several situations can actually damage the hand, filling the hand with too many cards which can interfere with the rest of your own deck.
Individually weak
Having stats such as 4/3 makes it an easy card to eliminate due to its low life and that normally when attacking with the other cards directly to the rival god to activate the effect, the opponent will be able to regain control of the board for the next turn.
Improvise
Normally when using this card will significantly increase the game options with the cards copied from the opponent's deck and is where you should improvise with combos and cards from other gods, adapting the style of play to a more aggressive or control depending on the cards copied from the opponent's deck.
Tips
- Cards from the opponent's deck can be copied more than once individually.
- If the opposing god uses a weapon to eliminate a creature with the effect, the effect will be activated.
- The effect only applies to other cards and not on the same card.
- When applying this effect on structures such as [Ballista] and damaging the opposing god, the effect will not be activated.
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