Another cute toy for GA TNB!

So, who is it at UDE who's madly in love with Quicksilver and is determined to keep a broken Quicksilver legal in every format at all times?

My friend has a theory about Quicksilver that I stand by. Basically, since Quicksilver is the slowest, and more or less worse speedster in comics, he has to be the most broken speedster in VS. I guess it's karma or something.

I am just waiting for 0 cost locations...

All they need is like a 3/3 1 drop and they would have a ridic play on turn 3.

Clash of Worlds anyone?

Hobo Alley
Cost 0

Each player gets "Whenever a character you control would be sent to the KO'd pile from play you may pay 2 endurance, if you do return that character to your hand."

"Hey! Whatcha doing! This sandwich is still good!"


>_>

Andrew Yip wanted me to tell you that the answer to that question is: Andrew Yip.

Agreed! (and Repped!)

Guys
he's good
but he's certainly not broken, the difference between him and haywire was that haywire had no drawback whatsoever.
The only way he's really good is on a kill turn, or if you can put him directly into play
and I know how we all like to go on and on about how the other quicksilver is so broken, did anyone notice something about the megaweekends, not one deck built around quicksilver top 8'd
now at it's prime, that other quicksilver was broken, but this one is NO WHERE near on par with that beast
it's situational, and I know in a secret society deck I would rather put a riddler for free into play over this guy anyday

What a nutz draw that would be for GA TNB. Clash, 4 Quicksilvers, and 3 TNB's in the resource row...Yeah, TNB would rock this card hardcore.

It's diffucult for me (and my english) explain complex speculation on card none of us ever played, but let me try:

Lot of users note that pay for him the turn after he comes into play is not worth the cost.

Stated this is obvious that the best play you can do is to play him on your kill turn.

In this sense you use him only for one turn, you never want to play a card in less that optimal condizion (this is a general rule for deckbuilding).

If you play him on your kill turn he is no more no less that a +4 attack pump. With (obviously some advantage (with card like next brotherhood you actually gain some damage point over a normal pump) and some disadvantage (untill your kill turn he's a blank card, you can't use him fro contrast defensive pumps) over a normal attack pump.

I wish my explanation to be clear. :surprised

These designers are great at ripping off cards from Magic...

Honestly, I hate this card. It was cool for the first 2 minutes, but afterwards...yuck. He's equivalent to those type of sales where you pay later instead of when you purchase it then. It seems like a good idea, but it rarely is.

I'd much rather spend my 3 RPs now, then have to do it later and miss my 4.

The flavor is awesome anyway, and the picture also...

Well, I'll play him in Ivy Society, but not much else. Like you said, he's just a +4 ATK pump, but for Ivy, he's never "recruited," heh.