Anyone else notice how, before you fight a non-boss character in chapter 2, you see a version of them as a card? For example, the Inspector is a 1/1 with the hoarder sigil! …This is not the case for any of the magic students. Goobert’s card is unreadable due to dripping too heavily with slime, Spear Mage’s unsurprisingly has a hole in it, and Lonely Wizard is just. Pitch black. It’s unnerving, and REALLY drives home just how far Magnificus pushed his pupils.
That, and once you consider the fact that the whole reason they're undergoing their respective pain is to become one of his cards, you realize that this is basically the game's way of telling you that none of them will ever serve as a card in his deck, and their situation gets that much bleaker.
Magnificus was such a neat variation on the "wise old scholar" trope, instead of just being kind, evil, or insane like they usually are, instead his ultimate sin was pride; He wasn't evil, but what torture he put his students through was horrifying, though his reason for doing it was far from insane. He just failed to recognize that his protentional outcomes he was were not guaranteed outcomes, especially by the end of the game when he sadly fails to do the one thing left he wants to because he refused to accept an outcome he didn't want.
I love how at the beginning the music is playful and chill-out, but gets more and more sad and creepy to the end. The change is subtle and yet so apparent. It is like you are in a place full of life and dance but slowly begin to realize that it is just an illusion and in reality you are alone in an empty and decrepit place. It feels to me like a song about some sad and final realization.
While this theme is catchy and has a nice, humble and intriguing quality to it, it also can't shake the ominous, underlying sense of something being "off" that is present throughout. It feels like wandering the empty hallway of an once bustling magic school, now empty and desolate. Fits this part of the game quite well.
@@soldiergaming-n4b Well yeah, I admit that association is pretty obvious. However, I feel like this theme would apply nicely to just about any place that was once thriving and has since been forlorn or desolated in some way, really.
@@soldiergaming-n4b He also, expressly, turned almost all of them into cards. So the ones in crystals are, perhaps, the cream of the crop... or the least fortunate, depending on your opinion of their suffering being done to give them a chance at escaping the cycle.
@@phony1551 Presumably they are being prepared for survival after deletion, though - resilience against pain, against the agony of nothingness... only Lonely Wizard got past that, unfortunately.
@@bloopahVIII In a full-fledged act where mox cards can be drawn from a side deck the mechanic really would be interesting, but unfortunately in Act 2 it requires way too much setup for what it's worth. But Act 3 proves that you can absolutely build a deck around it
@@caihly2443 yeah, the only problem with the Moxes in Act 2 (or the original game) is that they aren’t drawn from a separate pile unlike the squirrels. Moxes are already effectively the equivalent of squirrels (having 1HP, no attack and allowing you to easily play your other cards), so I don’t get why they weren’t put in separate pile like them. I semi-get why the skeletons didn’t have the same treatment, as they can actually attack at the cost of their own life (being brittle).
Mox isn't as bad as people say. You just need to focus on two colors to start off, and then only one color when you get enough cards. It's underrated how much you can get out of playing as many cards as you want with the right setup. The only thing that limits a maxed-out mox deck is how many cards per turn you can draw, but even then you can use one of the cards (I forget which) to draw even more cards. If you combine with an Ouroboros in the deck, you can win every fight with 100% certainty. Likely in a full Act 3 with magnificus you'd also have rare cards that attack and double as mox towers, which would become seriously overpowered.
If you need proof that Magnificus is the worst of all the scrybes, you don't have to look further than the internet's golden boy the lonely wizard. Sensory deprivation DID unlock the full potential of his mind and even seemingly allow him to survive the deletion process, but look at the way he behaves. Constantly twitching, will cling onto any other card you play obsessively, constantly overstimulated by the everyday happenings of life... Magnificus, almost certainly knowingly, drove him insane.
Yeah, Magnificus is using his genius for evil sorta, Basically purposefully sending his underlings through a life of unnecessary suffering whereas the other underlings of the scrybes either went through death or something less than only suffering
the worst part was that he didn't even cared, I lost a lot to the impaled head multiple times and everytime they just hoped Magnificus might have seen it ___________ in the final stretch, it hurted so bad when I saw Slime's painting with him bleached out, he's truly just a narcissist and the closest to a cult leader you can get in this game, ending with him not being able to depart in good terms.
All scrybes have twisted personalities. I like he easy it is to hate Leshy, how easy it is to condemn magnificus, but at least they're not P03. I hate that one the most. Grimora is actually alright though.
The temple of magicks feels like the place you go for a chill spot to study, but you leave the moment that Magnificus comes around to see what you're up to. You don't think that you're in active danger if he's around since you're not one of his students, but it's still better to be safe than sorry
Mag was too prideful of his cards to change them, too anxious to attempt to take over himself, and too frustrated with the ending outcome to ever be able to take over the game like Leshy or P03 did. I think if he wasn't so anxious, he'd be able to do much more devastating damage. Each of them have their own selfish desires and ambitions. Grimora wants to end the game, Leshy wants to play it forever. P03 wants to rule it, Mag wants to shape it to his liking. No matter how wrong he is. I think that he could've gone farther than either of them did. He could see the future, he could've put it to good use and predicted all the moves made, done something about it, taken over and then spread the game himself. I think he just wants others to see his art, because he desperately does want what he deems beautiful to last forever. He's too cowardly to change it, though.
I think Magnificus' relative inaction is because of his foresight. Knowing that eventually P03 will succeed, and Grimora will delete the game would tend to make anyone fatalistic.
I don't know if I agree with this, Magnificus' entire gimmick was repainting cards so I don't see how he's scared of change. That and his students were all morphed or maimed in some way as a test. I'd even say Magnificus is the MOST change-happy of the group
@@deletedTestimony yet he's always the one to come up with a plan to reset the game. He never seems to come up with a plan to be hegemon despite being the one with always a plan for everything.
It’s ironic that the most grim of the scrybes are the nicest of the scribes the one that represents death is nice to luke and the one that sacrifices animals just wants to have a nice card game experience and the other two are cruel and unjust
I'd disagree. Magnificus isn't evil, but he's not good either. He is weird, and does bad stuff, but he doesn't do it because he wants to do bad things, he just doesn't understand that he is wrong. Also P03 is the worst one, he constantly belittles everyone and everything, and overall he isn't cool.
@@ZizixxSamurai Magnificus neglects and tortures his students. He is the most unambiguously evil. Despite his ego, P03 just wants to spread the game. In the end I think it was the right choice too, since without it, people would not have been able to find out the crimes committed by GameFuna.
@@gianni50725That’s not true either PO3 didn’t just want to spread the game he wanted CONTROL, control over literally anything he could find,he wanted the spreading of the game to be a catalyst to take over the internet and then the world.
@@gianni50725 P03 wanted to spread the game that contained a Satan-created algorithmic program obtained from Hitler's corpse, made to act as the code to launch hundreds of nuclear warheads, for the reasoning of wanting to be in total control of everyone around him. I don't think Magnificus CAN be worse than that.
Very cool how all the “ The Temple Of” were made from 8bit into the remaster. T.O.B was deathcard cabin, T.O.D was Grimieas crypt, T.O.T is bottopia, and TOM is A Final Duel.
"After three other Scrybes, each more disturbing than the last, I enter the tower cautiously. Reading a note, I take the monocle which gives me familiar visions. I solve the puzzles and meet the students, each suffering a horrific fate. I'm powerless to help them, planning to tell the Scrybe of Magic they succeeded and allowed me to progress regardless. Yet when I reach him, he doesn't give me the chance, and we engage combat. What could Magnificus have in store on the canvas of a battlefield?"
Of all the mechanics I feel the gems are far too convoluted and annoying to use, and I only actually started understanding them when used in Po3's game
in case it's not entirely clear: it's definitely a MTG reference, with the mox being the equivalent of the land cards in there. hell, it's even the "Magic"k deck
IIRC the best way to use Mox is tying it in with a half-Bone deck. That way, when your gems inevitably get smashed, killing off like two or three units in the process, you have an undead army waiting in the wings.
SPOILERS But play the Hex (another game by Daniel Mullins) if you haven't already, it ties into the lore That links Inscryption to The Hex (another one of Daniel Mullins' games) because there is a character in it called "Rootbeer Reggie"
Someone pointed out to me how towards the end of this track, it starts to sound more desolate and creepy, reflecting the nature of the Temple itself; it feels like this mysterious and whimsical magic castle when you first enter, but the deeper in you go the more it drops its facade and you realize it's just a straight-up torture factory. I haven't been able to listen to this theme the same since-it really is much creepier than I initially thought, with a very strong "something's not right. You need to get out of here" feel, especially towards the end.
how Magnificus is searching for the old data? We know PO3 is using the dredger, Leshy is using the fisherman and Grimora the well, but how is Magnificus doing? The game clearly tells us that everyone won the “old data race” at least once, so how did he win?
Shame the Magic side of the square was so neglected in both lore and gameplay. The magical cards were borderline unusable. You'd need an easily killed fodder card to be able to put down, keep alive, or empower other cards. If they died, no joy for you. If they didn't - congrats, you have even less of the very limited space available to do the same thing other decks can do better. Well done! Shame, that!
Well, I mean it’s pretty obvious that they all have specific other gameplay types that adhere to each other. Leshy and grimora for example as such po3 and magnificus have a good way of combining their gameplay types as seen in act 3. I do agree though that in lore magnificus was sort of shoved aside. But since he has the canonical ability to see the future I feel it’s mostly that he would rather isolate himself safe in his tower than interact and risk himself. It’s why he ignores his students, seeing himself as too important to have to care about them.
@@Infamous_Val_05 Incorrect. You're welcome to your opinion. But luckily, reality exists, and is objective. The also was never that they are strong or not, so good job there. The issue was, and is, and will always be, that they are *suboptimal* Other decks can do what the magic deck can, without so much space hogging, which you have not even *touched*, nevermind disproven. They are inefficient. Bye.
@@chillnagasden6190 Note that the person mentioned that the "unusable" part is indeed an exaggeration. The magic deck isn't a deck that's meant to be played as constantly super powerful, it's a gimmick deck. I'd argue that it's more fun to play because the whole battle becomes a puzzle and not just "Oh no, let me grab my Ouroboros" (or some other powerful card). But that is my opinion, which nobody is forced to agree with. The magic deck is one which requires actual thinking and logic, you need to plan out a battle. That's why Magnificus would naturally dominate it, he can literally see an entire battle before it was even foreshadowed. Yes, in terms of gameplay it's not as optimal, but that's not the point of the deck. The point of it is for it to be fun to plan out, play and satisfying to end. The deck requires careful planning and preparation, which is why it's not a good starting deck against someone like Grimora or Leshy and it's almost impossible to beat them then because they simply have brute force powerful decks which can seek out your Mox and destroy it. But, again, you're entitled to your own opinion. You may believe that the magic deck is the definition of absolute dogshit and you can keep believing that, but I'm telling you that you can't see the full picture. Then again, maybe that's just not your playstyle, then that's fine. The magic deck requires a very specific playstyle to keep it up, but when you do well it's really fun and satisfying (I'd argue more so than having your 50/50 Ouroboros just destroy the enemy) because your strategy finally pays off, all that work and effort pays off. Anyway, that's my input, feel free to disregard it. I don't care about adding another, nor starting a full-on argument. Have a good day! :)
just a note, immediately after writing this i went through act 2 using only the magic deck and beat it with ease it's a lot stronger than you think and most of the cards don't rely on gems to stay on the board
из всех пересичиков я больше всего ненавижу магнификуса. меня удручает то, насколько ему плевать на своих учеников. один раз я проиграли его ученику слизи, после чего он начал радоваться, что наконец достигнет желаемого. мне было больно еще раз начинать бой, так как он уже по сути победил. В итоге - он проиграл. А магнификусу, видимо, было по барабану. а еще он замазал слизь на его картине. Гад.
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Ah, the most homely of scrybe temples. So long as you forget about the three students undergoing torture for the sake of recognition.
STIMULATION!!! YESS!!!!!
@@SilverHammer1 Justice for Lonely Wizard 2021.
Im sad the impaled/ hole wizard isnt talked about more - my girl doesn't have a heart literally 😭
Interestingly all of their cards would not be playable because they are damaged or missing values
@@koveltskiis8391 Oh snap, that's worth checking out.
Also Lonely Wizard is my favourite character, bless that S T I M U L A T I O N
goo wiz is mine but lonely comes close
The SLINE and lonely wizard were the best characters in the game.
@@filurenerik1643 I assume that is if you don’t count the scrybes
Anyone else notice how, before you fight a non-boss character in chapter 2, you see a version of them as a card?
For example, the Inspector is a 1/1 with the hoarder sigil!
…This is not the case for any of the magic students.
Goobert’s card is unreadable due to dripping too heavily with slime, Spear Mage’s unsurprisingly has a hole in it, and Lonely Wizard is just. Pitch black.
It’s unnerving, and REALLY drives home just how far Magnificus pushed his pupils.
Right, those details for the students make sense
That, and once you consider the fact that the whole reason they're undergoing their respective pain is to become one of his cards, you realize that this is basically the game's way of telling you that none of them will ever serve as a card in his deck, and their situation gets that much bleaker.
Magnificus was such a neat variation on the "wise old scholar" trope, instead of just being kind, evil, or insane like they usually are, instead his ultimate sin was pride;
He wasn't evil, but what torture he put his students through was horrifying, though his reason for doing it was far from insane. He just failed to recognize that his protentional outcomes he was were not guaranteed outcomes, especially by the end of the game when he sadly fails to do the one thing left he wants to because he refused to accept an outcome he didn't want.
That's a really well written sumup.
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I love how at the beginning the music is playful and chill-out, but gets more and more sad and creepy to the end. The change is subtle and yet so apparent. It is like you are in a place full of life and dance but slowly begin to realize that it is just an illusion and in reality you are alone in an empty and decrepit place. It feels to me like a song about some sad and final realization.
I also like how it tries to snap back at 3:08, but fails to do so
@@msjuniper kinda like when playing undertale again and Sans is more aggressive in his dialogue
While this theme is catchy and has a nice, humble and intriguing quality to it, it also can't shake the ominous, underlying sense of something being "off" that is present throughout. It feels like wandering the empty hallway of an once bustling magic school, now empty and desolate.
Fits this part of the game quite well.
Well maybe because there are magnificus's students suffering inside crystals while you are wandering this magic school?
@@soldiergaming-n4b Well yeah, I admit that association is pretty obvious. However, I feel like this theme would apply nicely to just about any place that was once thriving and has since been forlorn or desolated in some way, really.
@@soldiergaming-n4b He also, expressly, turned almost all of them into cards. So the ones in crystals are, perhaps, the cream of the crop... or the least fortunate, depending on your opinion of their suffering being done to give them a chance at escaping the cycle.
@@Chronische Oh no, he only turns the best of the best into cards. They aren't even ensured that after their torture
@@phony1551 Presumably they are being prepared for survival after deletion, though - resilience against pain, against the agony of nothingness... only Lonely Wizard got past that, unfortunately.
I'm so glad I wasn't forced to focus on the mox mechanics in order to beat the game. I love how much freedom you have in Act 2.
Its confusing for sure but its worth trying
@@boxo78 no
@@bloopahVIII In a full-fledged act where mox cards can be drawn from a side deck the mechanic really would be interesting, but unfortunately in Act 2 it requires way too much setup for what it's worth. But Act 3 proves that you can absolutely build a deck around it
@@caihly2443 yeah, the only problem with the Moxes in Act 2 (or the original game) is that they aren’t drawn from a separate pile unlike the squirrels.
Moxes are already effectively the equivalent of squirrels (having 1HP, no attack and allowing you to easily play your other cards), so I don’t get why they weren’t put in separate pile like them.
I semi-get why the skeletons didn’t have the same treatment, as they can actually attack at the cost of their own life (being brittle).
Mox isn't as bad as people say. You just need to focus on two colors to start off, and then only one color when you get enough cards. It's underrated how much you can get out of playing as many cards as you want with the right setup.
The only thing that limits a maxed-out mox deck is how many cards per turn you can draw, but even then you can use one of the cards (I forget which) to draw even more cards. If you combine with an Ouroboros in the deck, you can win every fight with 100% certainty.
Likely in a full Act 3 with magnificus you'd also have rare cards that attack and double as mox towers, which would become seriously overpowered.
Throughout the game I just call the "Lonely wizard" "Bizzare thought patterns"
Why? That's a bit of a long and unwealdly name...
*Stimulation*
Lonely wizard is just turbo adhd
Cant think of a more fitting theme for that perfectionist of a mage.
If you need proof that Magnificus is the worst of all the scrybes, you don't have to look further than the internet's golden boy the lonely wizard. Sensory deprivation DID unlock the full potential of his mind and even seemingly allow him to survive the deletion process, but look at the way he behaves. Constantly twitching, will cling onto any other card you play obsessively, constantly overstimulated by the everyday happenings of life...
Magnificus, almost certainly knowingly, drove him insane.
Yeah, Magnificus is using his genius for evil sorta, Basically purposefully sending his underlings through a life of unnecessary suffering whereas the other underlings of the scrybes either went through death or something less than only suffering
They all did shitty things and are all about equally shitty for it. But as characters? I like them all.
the worst part was that he didn't even cared, I lost a lot to the impaled head multiple times and everytime they just hoped Magnificus might have seen it
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in the final stretch, it hurted so bad when I saw Slime's painting with him bleached out, he's truly just a narcissist and the closest to a cult leader you can get in this game, ending with him not being able to depart in good terms.
All scrybes have twisted personalities. I like he easy it is to hate Leshy, how easy it is to condemn magnificus, but at least they're not P03. I hate that one the most. Grimora is actually alright though.
The temple of magicks feels like the place you go for a chill spot to study, but you leave the moment that Magnificus comes around to see what you're up to.
You don't think that you're in active danger if he's around since you're not one of his students, but it's still better to be safe than sorry
Mag was too prideful of his cards to change them, too anxious to attempt to take over himself, and too frustrated with the ending outcome to ever be able to take over the game like Leshy or P03 did.
I think if he wasn't so anxious, he'd be able to do much more devastating damage. Each of them have their own selfish desires and ambitions.
Grimora wants to end the game, Leshy wants to play it forever. P03 wants to rule it, Mag wants to shape it to his liking. No matter how wrong he is.
I think that he could've gone farther than either of them did. He could see the future, he could've put it to good use and predicted all the moves made, done something about it, taken over and then spread the game himself.
I think he just wants others to see his art, because he desperately does want what he deems beautiful to last forever.
He's too cowardly to change it, though.
He couldnt cause he neaded the old_data
Thanks for the theory Cody from the hit series total drama
I think Magnificus' relative inaction is because of his foresight. Knowing that eventually P03 will succeed, and Grimora will delete the game would tend to make anyone fatalistic.
I don't know if I agree with this, Magnificus' entire gimmick was repainting cards so I don't see how he's scared of change.
That and his students were all morphed or maimed in some way as a test. I'd even say Magnificus is the MOST change-happy of the group
@@deletedTestimony yet he's always the one to come up with a plan to reset the game. He never seems to come up with a plan to be hegemon despite being the one with always a plan for everything.
It’s ironic that the most grim of the scrybes are the nicest of the scribes the one that represents death is nice to luke and the one that sacrifices animals just wants to have a nice card game experience and the other two are cruel and unjust
I'd disagree. Magnificus isn't evil, but he's not good either. He is weird, and does bad stuff, but he doesn't do it because he wants to do bad things, he just doesn't understand that he is wrong. Also P03 is the worst one, he constantly belittles everyone and everything, and overall he isn't cool.
@@ZizixxSamurai Magnificus neglects and tortures his students. He is the most unambiguously evil. Despite his ego, P03 just wants to spread the game. In the end I think it was the right choice too, since without it, people would not have been able to find out the crimes committed by GameFuna.
@@gianni50725That’s not true either PO3 didn’t just want to spread the game he wanted CONTROL, control over literally anything he could find,he wanted the spreading of the game to be a catalyst to take over the internet and then the world.
@@gianni50725 P03 wanted to spread the game that contained a Satan-created algorithmic program obtained from Hitler's corpse, made to act as the code to launch hundreds of nuclear warheads, for the reasoning of wanting to be in total control of everyone around him. I don't think Magnificus CAN be worse than that.
Very cool how all the “ The Temple Of” were made from 8bit into the remaster. T.O.B was deathcard cabin, T.O.D was Grimieas crypt, T.O.T is bottopia, and TOM is A Final Duel.
Ah yes, the song of STIMULATION!!!
Lonely Wizard is just everyone in quarantine.
"After three other Scrybes, each more disturbing than the last, I enter the tower cautiously. Reading a note, I take the monocle which gives me familiar visions. I solve the puzzles and meet the students, each suffering a horrific fate. I'm powerless to help them, planning to tell the Scrybe of Magic they succeeded and allowed me to progress regardless. Yet when I reach him, he doesn't give me the chance, and we engage combat. What could Magnificus have in store on the canvas of a battlefield?"
I miss slime mage. He deserved better.
dawg please just give the lonely wizard some stimulation man
Me and the Homies vibing in Magnificus's tower
I love it! Thank alot mate! 🧙✨
Me leaving the library after putting the Harry Potter Books in Nonfiction
i know the song has been playing for 10 minutes but my brain still expects it to be in 3/4
same
Of all the mechanics I feel the gems are far too convoluted and annoying to use, and I only actually started understanding them when used in Po3's game
P03 makes them a lot more practical to use by tying them into the empty vessels rather than needing dead space mox cards
It's no wonder he lost to Leshy and P03.
It's only fitting for the Scrybe of Magick to let you get mana screwed
in case it's not entirely clear: it's definitely a MTG reference, with the mox being the equivalent of the land cards in there. hell, it's even the "Magic"k deck
IIRC the best way to use Mox is tying it in with a half-Bone deck. That way, when your gems inevitably get smashed, killing off like two or three units in the process, you have an undead army waiting in the wings.
Lonely wizard is the best character
Please sit for the kaycees mod national anthem
YEEAAAAAH
S T I M U L A T I O N ! ! !
Ay he's just chill like that
Anyone gonna talk about that weird card in the hidden room in the first floor?
SPOILERS
But play the Hex (another game by Daniel Mullins) if you haven't already, it ties into the lore
That links Inscryption to The Hex (another one of Daniel Mullins' games) because there is a character in it called "Rootbeer Reggie"
Poor Pupils they are stuck there, Suffering
haha *Stimulation* go brrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Reminds me of Chrono Trigger in a way.
Oh my god you are absolutely right.
Someone pointed out to me how towards the end of this track, it starts to sound more desolate and creepy, reflecting the nature of the Temple itself; it feels like this mysterious and whimsical magic castle when you first enter, but the deeper in you go the more it drops its facade and you realize it's just a straight-up torture factory. I haven't been able to listen to this theme the same since-it really is much creepier than I initially thought, with a very strong "something's not right. You need to get out of here" feel, especially towards the end.
S T I M U L A T I O N
Ah yes, the theme of me grinding for 99 of every one of the cards on the dummy just to say I can
how Magnificus is searching for the old data? We know PO3 is using the dredger, Leshy is using the fisherman and Grimora the well, but how is Magnificus doing? The game clearly tells us that everyone won the “old data race” at least once, so how did he win?
There is a tentacle in his room, perhaps a squid did it
Why am I thinking of The ??? floor theme in deltarune.
da circus
Waltz' 3/4 time signature.
@@IvoryTears17 4/4
I think I can hear some Amiga ST-01 samples in this song.
This theme remind me to jjba kira yoshikage theme
when it's not in 3/4
So good
Shame the Magic side of the square was so neglected in both lore and gameplay.
The magical cards were borderline unusable. You'd need an easily killed fodder card to be able to put down, keep alive, or empower other cards.
If they died, no joy for you.
If they didn't - congrats, you have even less of the very limited space available to do the same thing other decks can do better. Well done!
Shame, that!
Well, I mean it’s pretty obvious that they all have specific other gameplay types that adhere to each other. Leshy and grimora for example as such po3 and magnificus have a good way of combining their gameplay types as seen in act 3. I do agree though that in lore magnificus was sort of shoved aside. But since he has the canonical ability to see the future I feel it’s mostly that he would rather isolate himself safe in his tower than interact and risk himself. It’s why he ignores his students, seeing himself as too important to have to care about them.
Magic deck can be really powerful, you just need good cards. Calling them "unusable" is a huge exaggeration
@@Infamous_Val_05 Incorrect.
You're welcome to your opinion.
But luckily, reality exists, and is objective.
The also was never that they are strong or not, so good job there.
The issue was, and is, and will always be, that they are *suboptimal* Other decks can do what the magic deck can, without so much space hogging, which you have not even *touched*, nevermind disproven. They are inefficient. Bye.
@@chillnagasden6190 Note that the person mentioned that the "unusable" part is indeed an exaggeration.
The magic deck isn't a deck that's meant to be played as constantly super powerful, it's a gimmick deck. I'd argue that it's more fun to play because the whole battle becomes a puzzle and not just "Oh no, let me grab my Ouroboros" (or some other powerful card). But that is my opinion, which nobody is forced to agree with.
The magic deck is one which requires actual thinking and logic, you need to plan out a battle. That's why Magnificus would naturally dominate it, he can literally see an entire battle before it was even foreshadowed.
Yes, in terms of gameplay it's not as optimal, but that's not the point of the deck. The point of it is for it to be fun to plan out, play and satisfying to end. The deck requires careful planning and preparation, which is why it's not a good starting deck against someone like Grimora or Leshy and it's almost impossible to beat them then because they simply have brute force powerful decks which can seek out your Mox and destroy it.
But, again, you're entitled to your own opinion. You may believe that the magic deck is the definition of absolute dogshit and you can keep believing that, but I'm telling you that you can't see the full picture. Then again, maybe that's just not your playstyle, then that's fine. The magic deck requires a very specific playstyle to keep it up, but when you do well it's really fun and satisfying (I'd argue more so than having your 50/50 Ouroboros just destroy the enemy) because your strategy finally pays off, all that work and effort pays off.
Anyway, that's my input, feel free to disregard it. I don't care about adding another, nor starting a full-on argument. Have a good day! :)
just a note, immediately after writing this i went through act 2 using only the magic deck and beat it with ease
it's a lot stronger than you think and most of the cards don't rely on gems to stay on the board
Sounds like Plantasia (Mort Garson) ~
Anyone else notice how this sounds like Grimora's crypt?
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I think it’s meant to be a degraded Final Duel
@@someguywholikescards3478 Cool.
я пена я тут главный
Иди сюда,давай па-па-падхади..
My guy.
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The only thing that I was thinking about when I firstly walked into the temple was...nerd emoji...
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This song sounds exactly like the trololo song, try to unhear it now
It doesn't but this is very funny
"ESTIMULACION"
из всех пересичиков я больше всего ненавижу магнификуса.
меня удручает то, насколько ему плевать на своих учеников.
один раз я проиграли его ученику слизи, после чего он начал радоваться, что наконец достигнет желаемого. мне было больно еще раз начинать бой, так как он уже по сути победил. В итоге - он проиграл. А магнификусу, видимо, было по барабану.
а еще он замазал слизь на его картине. Гад.
Why does this theme remind of Wizard101?
Magnificus gameplay sucks but themes make up for it
Я здесь главный
STIMULATION
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S T I M U L A T I O N