Warhammer Fantasy: MTG (Custom Cards)(Beastmen done)

[Ulysses S. Grant]

They were more fun to create than some of the other factions (Beastmen.....). Plus they are characterful (Much like the orcs).

Also: High Elves are up. See the first page.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

The Skaven are up. See the first post.

[Maidel]

Love the skaven. But, snitch having a lower attack than queek? Really?

[Ulysses S. Grant]

Queek beats down Skaven assassins on a regular basis. Thats and Sniktch doesn't really need it.

[Maidel]

Queek beats down Skaven assassins on a regular basis. Thats and Sniktch doesn't really need it.

Yea, but sniktch isn't any old assassin

[Ulysses S. Grant]

And Queek is the Skaven's greatest living warrior (With a weird aura of destiny about him). Sniktch relies a lot on his stealth.

[Maidel]

And Queek is the Skaven's greatest living warrior (With a weird aura of destiny about him). Sniktch relies a lot on his stealth.

If it had been me, I'd have given him a really high attack, but low defense.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

EDIT: Stuff has changed.

[Maidel]

Isnt a 'white' wizard a 'light' wizard? Always used to be that way.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

It can be either one.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

Wood Elves are up. See the first post.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

Dwarfs are up. See the first post.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

The Empire are up. See the first post.

[Pantsalot]

I like a very good bit of the Empire, some
of the things are done quite perfectly & I
very much like how you added the likes of
Grundel's defenders in the legendary units but
I have a few quarries:

1. Warriors Priests are not known for being strong, I think it might be worth lowring one of their stats by one
2. Empire Knights in Fantasy can have a +1 armour save that makes them VERY stubborn to kill, a /3 is a bit low in representing that, should at least be 4 in my opinion.
3. I hope you can review the swordsmen, halbediers, spearmen & freecompany, I don't think their differences are too well represented fairly.
4. I've not come across dominion, & I'm not too understanding of the rule because it seems like Grundel's defenders could get overly powerful if that player were to have a lot of lands, fair enough game-wise but doesn't seem representive of them if they can get overly powerful..

[Ulysses S. Grant]

Domain means you get +1/+1 for each basic land type among lands you control, not the number of lands you control. Basically if you control 3 plains, a mountain and 4 forests they would gain +3/+3 because you control a forest, plains and a mountain. It counts types of basic land, not the number of each you have.

[Pantsalot]

Ah not too bad, though how is that
relevant to Grundel's defenders? (:/
How about number of artefacts you control
instead or for every 2 artefacts?

[Ulysses S. Grant]

You have to know the background for Grundels Defenders. They were banded together to defend Nuln from the Goblin Warlord Grom. Drawn from a mix of states and noble families it was very diverse. Thats what the rule Domain represents. The Overkill rule represents them defending batteries of warmachines while they pound the enemy.

[Pantsalot]

I doubt that's too suitable, it's like having
a mixed Empire army & not like the Empire's
all that diverse in landscape nor have very
inhospitable terrain for such to be justified.

[Ulysses S. Grant]

Orcs and Goblins are up. See the first post.

[TheXand]

This would make an amazing mod for Duels of the Planeswalkers.