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Fire Mandala / Fire Mandala
Cost: 7
/ 8
Stats (if creature or weapon): -NA- (non-equipped permanent)
Ability(ies):
- unupgraded: "When a spell you cast deals damage, spawn a N|M Tulpa where N and M are based on damage and cost. 3 Charges."
- upgraded: "When a spell you cast deals damage, spawn a N|M Tulpa where N and M are based on damage and cost. 5 Charges."
HP uses 30 point catapult scaling of card 2 x card cost for unupgraded spells and 3 x card cost for upgraded spells, round up.
E.g. M = (cost*4*100)/(cost*4 + 100) unupped, (cost*6*100)/(cost*6 + 100)
Attack uses 30 point catapult scaling of damage dealt rounded up.
E.g. N = (damage*30)/(damage+30)
Mass target spells will proc this effect for each creature they damage.
Only the damage the the spell actually inflicts counts. E.g. if you hit a creature with a 10 point bolt, but the creature only has 2 HPs, then the strength of the Tulpa is calculated off of 2 points of damage (not 10).
The unupgraded and upgraded versions of this spell differ only in the number of charges they give. I.e. upgrading gives +1 charge each.
This card will not trigger off of spell damage inflicted by creatures or weapons (e.g. psionic will not trigger this effect)
Like flown weapons, Tulpas will not prevent you from getting the "creatureless" bonus.
Example 1 Firestorm:
- You have an upgraded Fire Mandala and cast an Upgraded Fire Storm which hits 2 photons and 3 archangles.
- There are only 4 charges, so only the 2 photons and 2 of the archangels trigger the effect.
- The two photons give a pair 1|10 tulpas ( cost 5 -> 10 hps; 1 damage -> 1 strength).
- The two archangels give a pair of 3|10 tulpas.
Example 2, a 20 point firebolt (cast at max
quanta):
- You have a Fire Mandala and shoot your opponent with a firebolt (unupped) that deals 20 damage
- It spawns a 12|5 Tulpas
