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i like little children lol

So... when friends is played, both you and your opponent are going to take the time to count how many cards are in your deck? 

So, Little Children's toughness can change if people exit and/or enter the room while I'm using it?

That could cause a lot of problems.

Just curious, why do you use the term "John the Baptizer"?

Is that a commonly used term for him? I mean, I've never heard the story of "John the Baptizer."

Not trying to pic at nit's here, but Sean is correct. If you use the Strongs concordance, the actual definition for the King James word "baptist" is Baptizer". If you really want to get technical (and I usually do  ), the real term is Immerser. The ministry that John had was a very old profession. The duties that he performed as an Immerser were to cleanse the people after every instance in which they became "unclean" according to the law. Any time you read of someone haveing to "wash themselves" in Exodus - Deuteronomy, they would go to someone like John the Immerser.

I like John and Children and John's Desciples.

I would like to see a card like this one in the series,


The Word Put on Flesh

Good Dominant

x/x

May band to any Hero who was a Desciple. Becomes the same brigade as Banded Desciple.
Demons may not block. Discard after battle.

If holder has already played Son of God, discard this card Immedeately.

Joh 1:14  And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth.

Identifier x= Number of Desciples in play

Shofarblower, all that is very interesting, but my point was that "John the Baptizer" isn't the most commonly used term for that figure. Besides, that character has already been printed with the name "John the Baptist," so giving him a different name later on might cause confusion, like Seraph did, but worse since he's unique.