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Quote from: The Schaef on September 15, 2008, 11:02:02 PMI actually find Heman still quite useful in my musician's deck. The day you don't draw your Chambers until the bottom of your deck and you've got four battle winners in your hand that you can't use, you'll see the value of Heman, even in a world where Chambers exists.four? Sing and Praise, David's Music, Protection of Angels... what am I missing?
I actually find Heman still quite useful in my musician's deck. The day you don't draw your Chambers until the bottom of your deck and you've got four battle winners in your hand that you can't use, you'll see the value of Heman, even in a world where Chambers exists.
four? Sing and Praise, David's Music, Protection of Angels... what am I missing?
Seriously, Musicians' Chambers + Protection of Angels + Asaph = sure win!!!
but I have found a number of ways to get people wondering how they suddenly found themselves losing numerically and not having any more cards they can play that battle.
I don't think any of them are "better than" any other. I rely on all of their abilities to one degree or another.
chennia (did I spell it right?) is the best one in my opinion
there has to be a top musician out of those three
Again,Quote from: someone who is apparently an administrator, and thus of whom I am deeply terrified, because people in charge tend to yell at me for things a lot..........I don't think any of them are "better than" any other. I rely on all of their abilities to one degree or another.
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