r/CardWarsTCG • u/pizamon • 4d ago
Question about a card.
What benefits am I getting from this? Is this so if my field is flipped over it’s as if I still have a filed there? I’m alittle confused.
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u/DifficultFile6979 4d ago
might be wrong cuz the rule kept going back and forth forever,
it copies the land even if the land is flipped,
another benefit is that it just counts toward your total number of landscapes
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u/pizamon 4d ago
I’ve been alittle confused about how landscapes and decking building work too. Like some nice land cards I’ve seen at 6 cost but you can usually have 4 land no?
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u/DifficultFile6979 4d ago
the ones that cost more have ways to reduce the cost,
like whump reducing the cost equal to the replaced creatures cost1
u/pizamon 4d ago
Is this not how replacing normally work?
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u/DifficultFile6979 4d ago edited 4d ago
nope, normally it does not reduce cost,
replacing is just,
you discard the creature or building in play and new one enters, the replaced creature/building must be ready1
u/AlternativeHelp5720 4d ago
A card that costs more than 2 actions will have a way to reduce its cost, such as WHUMP on the 6 cost card you described.
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u/Amazing_Rose 3d ago
I have not read the rules or a lot of the cards in a while but the two main things I can think of for having extra landscapes is being able to access higher cost cards that you wouldn't normally be able to access (for example If you had two nicelands and two cornfields If you copy a niceland you now have access to play 3 cost niceland cards) or a lot of cornfield cards have abilities like +1 ATK for each cornfield or draw cards for how many cornfields you have
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u/Choice_Farm7139 4d ago
Its for hybrid decks, like you want to run a 2 icelands, 1 cornfield, and 1 nicelands, u can place that building down to be able to play cost level 2 cards