A once in a lifetime experience!
I almost want to say it made no difference since I was tapped out
anyway. But losing all my actions next turn really did hurt. When I
finally got to untap, I managed to bleed my next prey down to 2 pool,
and then I was ousted by votes before my next turn. So it probably did
stop a table sweep.
Like Haley's Comet, it'll be another 70 years before the planets align
and this successfully happens again. Sorry you all missed it.
Lextalionis is actually one of the main reasons that I won the
Imperator storyline. My prey, a KS bleed deck, ousted my grand prey
and someone cross-table used Lextalionis from the table deck. My prey
never knew what hit him! Not a bad card in very limited quantities.
Brandon
Brandon
If memory serves, Rodd Clauson was able to play Lextalionis in one of
the Week of Nightmares tournaments last year - and got a VP because of
it.
-John Flournoy
It's a pretty interesting card. Like Life Boon, it can wait a long
time just to get played, but it can be very powerful.
It may actually be better in a big competitive tournament environment,
e.g. one where most everyone seems to have the strategy of "GO FORWARD
AT ALL COSTS" and all their pool gain comes from ousting every turn.
Get your new aggressive predator to take a nap for one turn, or get
your prey to stop collecting VPs long enough for you to finally bleed
them out.