Regis: Bloodlust sounds extremely good, it fits right where Milaen and Enraged Ifrit are and has an additional benefit (while Milaen has the upside of spreading), though it cannot hit own units.



I was thinking about a card like Portal, I did not expect them to actually put this into the game.

So does that now mean Caretaker becomes neat, being able to re-use this card and thin out 2 more 4 provision cards ?

An amazing card for the game and a safe version of Summoning Circle, with the downside of not being able to play cards with provisions higher than 4 and not being able to play them the turn you want them to appear (e.g. Vran Warrior during a Glusty turn).

However it uninteruptable and has immediate synergy with Pyrotechnician (and Hawker Support/Combat Engineer).

Also that means Angouleme might finally be playable and Nithral will at the very least be able to go for 2x2 damage, being a 9/6.

Also it tutoring out 2 engines means the opponent cannot just use removal to hit them seperately one each turn, while denying them.



Protofleder at first looks terrible, given that those 9/10 provision 4 bodies are supposed to hit 4 (or be engines) and not just 3, however hitting a 3 will be far more painful, given that this becomes a 10/10, rather than an 8/9 or 7/9 against 3 point bodies.

I am not sure if this will be played a lot (propably), however it is definitely nice to have it in the cardpool and it can be an above curve control tool for being far worse at what you can hit, which means it is inbetween a control tool and a more point effective oriented card.



Crimson Curse seems to easily interruptable, outside of Portal I do not see Vampires being able to flood that easily and the card will be low tempo, while the only card to use it (currently) is Alp, which is a low tempo play as well and usually one should be able to expect more from an 11 provision card.

Without more support for Bloodmoon it looks like it will be as awful as pre-homecoming.

However Monsters have 5 reveals left and will get a leader, which could potentially fix that mess.

Right now Vampires as a deck look like an incoherent mess, less playable than Musicians of Blaviken, at the very leas that card does not force one to commit to even worse cards.

Right now it has no synergies with Vampires at all.



Damien seems too easily interruptable, it is a 4 point Order card afterall, however Jan Calveit can allow playing 2 cards that turn, allowing a Shield or buff via Unicorn etc (threatening 2 powerful cards at once), however it feels very dangerous.

Well, with 5 points it is considerably more difficult to interrupt, however against Crach, Brouver, Bran etc it means the same, so it will require even more to just be worth more than a 5 provision card.



Duchess Informant seems potentially very powerful, however it lacks synergies (hitting a Griffin etc still sounds exceptionally satisfying, destroying her to get an 8/5*).

The stream showed 4 rather than 5, while it will propably be an easy include very often, even at 5.

Overlooked the Spying tag.



Knighthood can hit 12/7 points with Tridam, however as soon as a second unit is on the row it will likely be a 9/7.

Definitely a staple in Meve boost decks.



Water of Brokilon is a 2x3/9 version of Nekkers, being far more difficult to deny, with 2 Harmony uses it will be a 10/9.

This looks like a less highroll version of Nekkers, though horrible against Auckes.

Outside of Auckes this card is less binary and can allow somewhta safe setup for considerable tempo.



Fauve being able to tutor out Water of Brokilon sounds decent on paper, untill you realize you play one of those 2 point 9/10 provision tutors without Assire, which (at the very least to me) sounds awful.



Sigvald is a straight up powercrept Pavko Gale, having 1 more point, the same effect and provision cost, only that under Berserk it gets yet another upside.

Also it is outside of Serrit, though if Serrit hits for 5 one could play Auckes instead anyways.

Very likely a card that will see play.