Blue-Stone-Eater
Blue-Stone-Eater
3Rock-Swallower
Phoenix
Reset
500/500
4

Blue-Stone-Eater

BEarth · Epic · Standard

500HP4Spamtons / turn

Three unlockable talents · one active
  1. Talent 1Inscribed

    The card is immune to Vanish effects

  2. Talent 2Strike

    Increases critical damage by (+1).

Three ability slots
  1. Rock-Swallowerability · Cooldown 3

    Choice Deal 30 Earth damage to all enemy cards ---------- or ---------- Deal [10 to 70] Earth damage to all enemy cards

    3
  2. Phoenixtox · Common

    When destroyed, this card returns to life with 25% of its max HP. Single use

  3. Resettox · Epic

    When you kill an ENEMY card with one of your attacks, that attack remains available

Illustration byElisaMalan

Full card details

Illustration by ElisaMalan

EarthEpic#085

Blue-Stone-Eater

Attack
500Health points
4Spamtons / turn
#47Rank / 127
Attack97
Generation21
Defense30
Support37
Control39
Economy10

Percentile ranks across the card pool: 100 represents the top of the ranking for that metric.

Abilities

Rock-Swallower

3 turns

Choice Deal 30 Earth damage to all enemy cards ---------- or ---------- Deal [10 to 70] Earth damage to all enemy cards

Accuracy 100%Critical 1%

Starting Tox

Phoenix

Common

When destroyed, this card returns to life with 25% of its max HP. Single use

Reset

Epic

When you kill an ENEMY card with one of your attacks, that attack remains available

Talents

Inscribed

The card is immune to Vanish effects

Δ 7 · Theoretical score

Strike

Increases critical damage by (+1).

Δ 44.4 · Theoretical score

Resistances

9%Fire
7%Water
37%Earth
27%Nature
-20%Shadow
19%Light
Creature · Emeldarion

Beyond the card

Now that the world seems to have regained its elemental balance, nature and its adaptation to the environment can be observed as never before. The Blue-Stone-Eater is a small dinosaur from the jungles of Presolda. Its eggs are incubated by the heat of the caves in southern Emeldarion. They survive alone or with their siblings and feed on ores and rocks of all kinds. Their adult form depends on their diet. Among those recorded are the Celestial Dragosaurs of Aelther and of the Dunes of Shal'Zaar. The latter are tamed as mounts by monster hunters.

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