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Battletag: Truss#1157
Region: NA
Trade Only?: Yes, you go first
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Battletag: Truss#1157
Region: NA
Trade only?: Yes, you go first
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Battletag: Truss#1157Region: NATrade Only?: Yes, you go first0
Battletag: Truss#1157Region: NATrade Only?: Yes, you go first0
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Battletag: Truss#1157
Region: N/A
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Battletag: Truss#1157Region: NATrade Only?: Yes. You go first0
Battletag: Truss#1157Region: NATrade Only?: Yes. You go firstdone
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anyone yet to receive packs any packs on NA like me?
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Battletag: Truss#1157
Region: NA
Trade only? : yes, you go first
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Class: Majora
Phase One here
Even when Skull Kid's cowardly Deku Scrubs desert the battlefield, they become ammunition for a powerful Octorok Shot! If that weren't enough to handle, one might also have to deal with a Big Leever. These minions compensate for their lack of a Weak Spot by burrowing underground as soon as they've escaped a battle - granting time to fully recover from it! Big Leevers wouldn't stand a chance if their enemy were to get their hands on a Giant's Mask though. It is said that one who wears the Giant's Mask might just stand a chance against a Legendary insect that lurks in an ancient canyon...
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Skull Kid's fairy companion uses Z-Target to help you find an enemy's weakness. Just make sure you've got the means to deal some serious damage before the weakness is concealed! Perhaps forming a Chu Chu Train will help with increasing your damage output.
Is your Chu Chu Train not quite as long as you'd like? The Great Fairy Mask can help - it soothes the nerves of Deku Scrubs and other inexperienced fighters. Be warned though, weaker minions will succumb to the impact of the Moon's Tear! Minions blessed with Wizzrobe's powerful magic are completely immune to the force of such meteorites.
No one is safe from Skull Kid's sorcery - not even the postman! This poor guy had his Postman's Hat stolen, and Skull Kid's been posing as him and pocketing mail ever since. Link's ocarina has found its way into the thieving hands of Skull Kid too. He almost laughs when playing the Song of Healing - it reminds him of Rexxar's obnoxious Animal Companions and the way they randomly appear on the battlefield when the hunter might've hoped for a different kind of beast. At least Skull Kid gets to choose the best time to cause mischief with masks - even if he needs a minion to play a prank on.
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Class: Majora
Straight out of what might just be your favourite Legend of Zelda game - it’s Skull Kid! Under the spell of Majora’s Mask, Skull Kid controls an army of formidable minions, a few of which are invulnerable against any attack until their Weak Spot is revealed.
Unless a minion has Charge, Weak Spot is a less powerful mechanic than Divine Shield in most cases. This is because Divine Shield must be removed if a minion is to be killed by taking damage. Minions with Weak Spot could be killed before the controlling player's next turn - in which case, it is as if the mechanic never took an actual effect.
Weak Spot is more powerful than Divine Shield in the rarer instance that it survives until the third turn of the controlling player (it is worth noting however, that a higher health total will generally see a minion stick to the board for longer). The Weak Spot minion will likely hit for two 'free' hits compared to the single one you get with a Divine Shield minion.
The above reasons, along with the attributes of currently playable minions with Divine Shield, will mostly determine how I balance Weak Spot minions.
Minions with a Weak Spot are among Skull Kid’s most valued when it is his turn to strike the enemy. To protect these minions, Skull Kid transforms innocent villagers into Deku Scrubs to stand between his strongest monsters and the enemy! Most Scrubs aren't very enthusiastic to stick around for a battle though…
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So what kind of minions are these Deku Scrubs assigned to protect? Skulltulas are among Skull Kid’s most common underlings but are not to be underestimated. During combat, the heads of these spiders are protected by a hard shell. From time to time though, Skulltulas exhibit a strange habit of exposing their weak belly…
Not all Deku Scrubs are doomed to perish for the sake of a big spider! Reluctant as they may be to serve Skull Kid’s cause, the Great Fairies of Termina battle alongside his minions in order to grant Deku Scrubs the magic power necessary to live another day. Weirdly, Zombie Chows have also been known to receive the fairies’ blessings…
Skull Kid has other hobbies aside from bringing about the apocalypse - he also loves collecting masks! He is less than careful with his Blast Mask however. If he has any luck, one of his minions with a Weak Spot will end up wearing the mask - and take no damage when it explodes!
Despite the powers of his various masks, Skull Kid ultimately plays to the strength of his minions rather than his spells. His Weak Spot minions, in particular, help him vie for control of the battlefield - none more so than his three Legendary champions...
EDIT: Spoiler formatting, image resizing
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Probably because it's a late-game card. I remember playing against a ton of Handlocks before I ever saw Jaraxxus played, for instance.
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I thought about having him discover a 7+ Attack minion but it's more fitting that an Epic minion discovers an Epic minion (eg. Molten Giant, Mountain Giant, etc.)