Post by ryangan on Apr 29, 2004 16:54:02 GMT -5
A couple of Telegnosis cards in your deck greatly increases the flexibility of your creatures, you can move and level up land with greater frequency. No more waiting to pass by the square they are on or landing on a fort or the castle to modify them. (Plus they recycle back into your deck!)
What I like to do is to hold a Telegnosis in my hand, then I can opt to lay down a creature on a land and level the land up immediately or move the creature to attack an adjacent square. Also, if you come to a risky place, AND happen to land on a square with your enemy's creature on it, you can use the post played Telegnosis (it is cheap to use towards the middle-end game when you have a lot of G), this in turn kills the creature you landed on....no toll!
Plus in the end game, it allows you more versatility with the creatures (since there are a lot of them on the board during the end game), greatly increasing your chances of raising tolls faster than your opponent(s)....Plus it recycles into your deck, allowing for more and more movement, etc.
--ryan
What I like to do is to hold a Telegnosis in my hand, then I can opt to lay down a creature on a land and level the land up immediately or move the creature to attack an adjacent square. Also, if you come to a risky place, AND happen to land on a square with your enemy's creature on it, you can use the post played Telegnosis (it is cheap to use towards the middle-end game when you have a lot of G), this in turn kills the creature you landed on....no toll!
Plus in the end game, it allows you more versatility with the creatures (since there are a lot of them on the board during the end game), greatly increasing your chances of raising tolls faster than your opponent(s)....Plus it recycles into your deck, allowing for more and more movement, etc.
--ryan