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In a series of articles we will be looking at an extremely important topic in The Elder Scrolls Legends: Card Draw. After having had a look at the basics, the first draw and the mulligan, we are now looking at a few options on how to improve the card draw in our deck. We will look at the options by Attribute, to have a good reference point for deckbuilding. We will also be looking at Card Draw Engines, which will help you to consistently cycle through the cards of your deck. But let’s start with individual Neutral (Grey) cards, first.
Mudcrab Merchant
The epic 1-cost Mudcrab Merchant is a 1/2 animal (Mudcrab) from the Houses of Morrowind expansion, that provides a very unique, random card draw effect: When summoned, the Mudcrab Merchant shows you two random cards – you can pick one and put it into your hand, while the second one is put into your opponent’s hand. While the 1/2 mudcrab may not be the strongest fighter, the card draw effect can be substantially more valuable: depending on the progress of the game at which you trigger the summon effect, you might be presented with a rather high-value card. For the cost of 1 magicka, this can be a very powerful effect. It is, however, a random effect, so it’s not providing a reliable draw, but can still be a good draw. The random effect, might be desirable in Unite-the-Houses decks, so in this archetype, the Mudcrab Merchant is certainly a good card to consider, when building your deck.
Dwemer Puzzle Box
The 2-cost Dwemer Puzzle Box is a rare support card from the Houses of Morrowind (HoM) expansion, that let’s you discard the top card of the deck and draws a card as a Last Gasp ability. The card has currently not really seen a lot of use, as it simply discards a card (unseen) and draws a card after three times. It can also be useful in combination with Falkreath Defiler who summons a creature from your discard pile. Plus, there might be some synergy with Galyn The Shelterer played on Yagrum Bagarn (a unique legendary from HoM).
Thieves’Den
Quicksilver Crossbow
Forsworn Looter
Forsworn Looter
The 2-cost, epic Forsworn Looter from the Heroes of Skyrim (HoS) expansion is a 1/1 creature with an interesting Pilfer ability. The Reachman’s ability will draw a random item from your deck, with cost, equal to Forsworn Looter’s power. This little fellow is perhaps one of the most underrated draw cards. When it Pilfers, it draws me an item from the deck, that I can equip onto the Looter and next time he Pilfers, I get a more powerful item. Super-interesting. Also a great card in combination with Thieves’ Den which gives creatures +1/+1 if they Pilfer. Ideally, you’d put Thieves’ Den in turn 4, and play the Looter at 5 (or 7) magicka, followed by a Quicksilver Crossbow from hand (pinging your opponent’s face). By using the Quicksilver Crossbow, the Reachman will circumvent any guard creatures and draw a 2-cost item from your deck (or a 3-cost item with Thieves’ Den in play – maybe you’d like a Treasure Map?). If you have a Haafingar Marauder in game, and break a rune with him, the Reachman evens equips another item. Nice idea for a Hlaalu deck, maybe…
Spider Worker
The 2-cost Spider Worker is a 0/1 Dwemer card from the Core Set with Prophecy, that is a possible inclusion in Dwemer decks. It draws a card, when summoned. It is a cheap draw card and in combination with one or two Thieves Guild Fence the Spider Worker is part of a full deck card cycle package, which we will discuss in a separate article.
Silent Pilgrim
The 3-cost Silent Pilgrim from HoW is a 1/1 rare Dark Elf who draws you a random multi-attribute card from your deck. Assume you had only a particular copy that you needed for a combo, you could use the Pilgrim to increase the probabilities of drawing them. Alternatively, include “allrounder” multi-color cards for a specific purpose, e.g. removal, and the Pilgrim might just help you draw that removal tool you needed…
Treasure Map
The 3-cost Treasure Map item can be equipped to a creature, where it provides +1/+1 and draws a card. If, however, the wielder has Treasure Hunt, then, the wielder draws something they are hunting for instead. Assume you had only one thing of something you needed desperately in your deck. Here might be a way to fish it out. Could be used with synergy on a Ruin Archaeologist, a Ratway Prospector, a Relic Hunter, Aldora the Daring, or a Ruthless Freebooter, for example. Of course, any other card with Treasure Hunt, too.
Yagrum Bagarn
Yagrum Bagarn
The 3-cost Yagrum Bagarn is a 2/4 Dwemer that draws a Dwemer from your Discard pile and gives it +2/+2. A nice option for dwemer decks and certain combo decks. Particularly amazing, if you get to play Galyn the Shelterer to shuffle a few more Yagrum’s into your deck, which can create a few big dwemer monstrosities. Best combined with Halls of the Dwemer and other neutral Dwemer cards.
Greybeard Mentor
The 4-cost Greybeard Mentor is a 2/2 Nord with a summon effect, that let’s you draw a random Shout from your deck. This card is part of the so called Shout package, which includes a Word Wall, a (set of) Shouts, a Night to Remember and sometimes Paarthunax. Note, there is some synergy to Ulfric Stormcloak as well. Ulfric draws a Nord, when a shout is played, and why not the Greybeard, who will then draw another shout? Nice…
Knife to the Throat
The 4-cost action Knife to the Throat silences a creature and draws a card. It does not see a lot of play, although it might be useful as an additional card draw option in self-silencing decks.
Merchant’s Camel
The 4-cost Merchant’s Camel is a 1/4 Beast from the Madhouse Collection that let’s you pick one of the top three cards of your deck to be put into your hand, while the other 2 cards you have been looking at will be discarded. The Camel is a great tool when you are looking for a particular card to help you out. It also helps cycling through the deck and is oftentimes included into decks with Journey of Sovngarde or combo decks, to search for a particular piece of the combo.
Namira’s Shrine
The 4-cost support Namira’s Shrine works as a card draw engine. Whenever you have played three cards on your turn, it draws you a card. We will look at the shrine in more depth when we look at Card Draw Engines.
Gristlehide Dreugh
The 5-cost Gristlehide Dreugh is a 3/5 Dreugh that draws a card when it takes damage. Can be considered as a card draw mini-engine in self-ping decks if equipped with items that boost the health of Gristlehide Dreugh. Does not see a lot of play on the ladder though.
Altar of Despair
Necrom Mastermind
Brass Arquebus
Brass Arquebus
The epic 6-cost Brass Arquebus is a 3/3 Dwemer (from RtCC) who draws three different random 1-cost creatures from your deck with his last gasp ability. The card comes at a relatively high cost, but could be considered in Dwemer decks and works a little bit as a micro-Tullius’ Conscription. If combined into a Last Gasp-deck with Necrom Mastermind, or the Altar of Despair, there might be nice synergies to Brutal Ashlander, Fireport Spider, or Shadowmere.
Dwarven Centurion
The epic 7-cost Dwarven Centurion is a 6/8 Dwemer with Breakthrough from the Core Set. When Dwarven Centurion is dealt damage, you get to draw a 0/3 Dwarven Spider with Guard that helps to stabilize your board position, if you have the Halls of Dwemer in play, for example.
Tullius’ Conscription
The 11-cost action Tullius’ Conscription is usually part of a control-type deck that uses this card as a potential win condition. It can also be used in aggro decks that are sometimes in danger of running out of steam against mid-range decks. The idea of the card is basically to flood the board with loads of (cheap) creatures. Ideally a few have charge or ward for some reach or to enable favorable trades. Assuming Tullius’ Conscription summons 8 creatures with a power of 2 each, you get a lot of value from this card (16 power for 11 magicka distributed to many bodies). If this weren’t enough, the Conscription combined with Jarl Barlgruuf on the next turn can easily win you the game, if your opponent can’t counter it effectively.
In the next part of this series, we will be looking at card draw options for the red Strength Attribute: Card Draw #3: Card Draw Options in the Strength Attribute
Deck building in The Elder Scrolls Legends - A look at Card Draw. Part #2: Card Draw Options in the Neutral Attribute In a series of articles we will be looking at an extremely important topic in The Elder Scrolls Legends: Card Draw.
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These are as good as it’s going to get!
#silly wallpapers for the phone#poppy playtime#smiling critters#dogday#catnap#bubba bubbaphant#craftycorn#picky piggy#bobby bearhug#kickinchicken#hoppy hopscotch#violence at its finest#poppy playtime chapter 3#man I hate rendering#well more so coloring#rtcc draws
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Can’t sleep so time to doodle some critters
#poppy playtime#dogday#catnap#saw a post that showed Dogday is as big as Catnap#minus the legs#he’s a big boy#a good boy#but if they are both the same size then I can only assume they all are#might doodle what the others could possibly look like#maybe#rtcc draws
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Been obsessing over the updates which reminded me I’ve only drawn them once. Had to change that.
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How do you hold your smiling critter?
#poppy playtime#catnap#dogday#fun fact I do indeed death grip all my plushies!#got inspired#lol#rtcc draws
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Has Dogday ever broken up a fight between Kickin and Catnap successfully?
He actually has! Before the hour of joy it was a lot easier, especially since back then they weren’t trying to kill each other. Now to the present, it does take quite a bit of effort now. It’s not always successful! However, they back down when Dogday is obviously mad. Despite all the years they are not use to it. It unsettling.
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#poppy playtime#poppy playtime au#kickinchicken#catnap#dogday#poppy playtime player#mini critters#rtcc draws
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Even more silly kickin chicken doodles!
#I keep drawing them a little different every time by accident#also doodled these because I couldn’t sleep#again#oh well!#poppy playtime#kickinchicken#dogday#smiling critters#mini smiling critters#poppy#poppy playtime player#silly sketches#rtcc draws
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Poorly drawn events
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This one's messy, sorry about that /gen
#i do not have the capasity to crop this poperly right now#might edit it laster with better quality once im home again#poppy playtime#dogday#rtcc draws
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Silly work doodles inspired by a comment on my Twitter!
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I love how Kickin doesn't want to ask their name because he doesn't want to get attached but in the best ending, I can't imagine he doesn't get attached, since they get all the survivors out of the factory and prove they're a good person who won't hurt them.
In the best ending, Kickin definitely does get attached to where he sees them as a genuine friend! Now that all of them are free he doesn’t have to keep his walls up especially since, like you said, the player did prove that they aren’t going to harm any of them. Unfortunately that means the player has to deal with his true personality now. The teasing will be relentless /j
#asks#annonymous#poppy playtime#poppy playtime au#Frayed Feathers AU#kickinchicken#dogday#catnap#kissy missy#mini critters#daddy long legs#rtcc draws
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Decided to add back the little dots I put on Dogday that one time-
#poppy playtime#poppy playtime au#kickinchicken#catnap#dogday#poppy playtime poppy#kissy missy#rtcc draws
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Where do Dogday's loyalties lie?
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