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Post by lordgek on Mar 20, 2019 1:32:27 GMT
Hey Gang,
I have no idea what the Bonus II pack's Arena does. What are "Rudis"?
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Post by Admin on Mar 20, 2019 4:39:07 GMT
A Rudis is a wooden sword that is given a Gladiator who earns their freedom.
Here's how the Arena works. If you Pick it, then it Attacks. (Note that Refilling your Tray doesn't count as a Pick.) The Attack has your opponent Reveal two Creatures, skipping any that have a Rudis. The Creature with the higher Resource Cost is Moved back to its Reserve and is given a Rudis. The other Creature is Dumped.
So, having a Creature with Rudis protects that Creature from future Arena attacks.
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Post by lordgek on Mar 20, 2019 5:47:15 GMT
A Rudis is a wooden sword that is given a Gladiator who earns their freedom. Here's how the Arena works. If you Pick it, then it Attacks. (Note that Refilling your Tray doesn't count as a Pick.) The Attack has your opponent Reveal two Creatures, skipping any that have a Rudis. The Creature with the higher Resource Cost is Moved back to its Reserve and is given a Rudis. The other Creature is Dumped. So, having a Creature with Rudis protects that Creature from future Arena attacks. Ahh, I get it finally! So once a creature earns a rudi his whole race is safe from the arena for the rest of the game whether newly purchased or already in a player's deck? |
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Post by Admin on Mar 20, 2019 15:38:27 GMT
Almost -- only the particular Creature that "won" the arena fight, received the Rudis, and was moved back to its Reserve gets a Rudis. The other Creatures of the same type have to earn their own Rudis.
Since Creature is moved to the top of its Reserve, you'll see the Rudis on that Reserve, indicating that the top-most creature has a Rudis. If you Acquire that Creature, and the next Creature in the stack doesn't have a Rudis, you will not see one on that Reserve anymore.
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Post by lordgek on Mar 20, 2019 18:17:23 GMT
Almost -- only the particular Creature that "won" the arena fight, received the Rudis, and was moved back to its Reserve gets a Rudis. The other Creatures of the same type have to earn their own Rudis. Since Creature is moved to the top of its Reserve, you'll see the Rudis on that Reserve, indicating that the top-most creature has a Rudis. If you Acquire that Creature, and the next Creature in the stack doesn't have a Rudis, you will not see one on that Reserve anymore. Oh, so this gets deep, by playing the Arena I screw over other players but now I create new "Rudis Enhanced" creatures out on the board for the taking, and more than likely, by the other players. |
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Post by Admin on Mar 21, 2019 2:05:11 GMT
That's correct! They're Arena hardened!
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