ROTBI said:
RockStar said:
ROTBI said:
The issue is not so much the power of the admittedly strong card, it's the limited amount of ways to keep that power in check when compared to other strong cards. Whoever said Control of Souls was a practical answer to this is saying that an ultra-rare (hard to obtain) card is supposed to be accepted as a suitable measure to contain a card that was given to many people for free.
No offense, dude, but in an earlier argument in a previous thread, you stated that one of the problems this card has is the difficulty in which to get a copy or 4 of. NOW, however, you are implying that PoTM simply runs rampant and everyone seems to have said copies, and that answers are too few and far between.
I'm just not buying into any of it...
I overlooked this before, sorry about that. Just wanted to address your statement, good sir. Yeah, I was under the impression that it was difficult to get ahold of if you weren't at the one event where it was given out. Since then Antigoth addressed this issue in the Omni-FAQ and reiterated it again earlier in this forum.
As for the the answers too few and far in between, I don't think I said that exactly. What I do feel is that given it's power it could stand one more modicum of "fragility" (and one that coincides with the nature of the card, at that). Asset committal/destruction, enhance negation and damage pump negation is not running rampant across all resources and I'm not saying it should either. I never said it's banworthy, just very strong.
Fair enough, dude. I still like the card as-is, and i disagree that it is in need of an Errata. It is a POWERFUL card, no doubt, and it can certainly make most decks better at establishing Kill potential. However, PoTM doesn't ensure Kill. And, for the most part (with the exception of the cheesy King builds i've seen) it really DOES encourage playing attacks.
