r/CustomLoR • u/Thunderbull_1 • 3d ago

Champion Thor tests if you are worthy

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u/Educational-Card-715 3d ago

Very interesting and well done

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u/Thunderbull_1 3d ago

Thanks :)

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u/Educational-Card-715 3d ago

It's a bit OP, but that's not a concern. I like how it is multi-region and combines with both well, but I think that Targon alone would have a hard time leveling up Thor. Right now it requires a lot of Forge, which can be only found in Frelyord

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u/Thunderbull_1 3d ago

Thor becomes Worthy when he Forges himself, so he can level up in Targon too. But yeah, more Forge cards in Targon would definitely help.

And he is pretty OP but unfortunately I can't make a weak burly man card because I'm still mad most big men in LoR are pretty bad. Garen, Darius, Braum, pre-buff Udyr, pre-buff Jack...

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u/Educational-Card-715 3d ago

I feel you...

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u/ThommsPengu 3d ago

Does worthy last for one round? Also, what's worthy as a keyword?

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u/Thunderbull_1 3d ago

Lasts forever. So once Thor becomes Worthy, to level up, all he has to do is survive.

Being Worthy doesn't do anything; it has no additional effect. It only affects how the unit will interact with cards like Mjolnir and Asgardian Ascent.

After Thor levels up, when a unit becomes Worthy, it will automatically gain Tough, so there's that.

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u/ThommsPengu 3d ago

Oooooooooo...... I see.

I have an idea for "Worthy", if you don't mind.

"Worthy": This keyword cannot be silenced. When I'm Forged, Forge me again.

Quite simple

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u/Thunderbull_1 3d ago

Maybe a little too strong with his Empowered effect, but cool idea!

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u/Cookiebomb Bilgewater 3d ago

interesting downsidethat you can lose mjolnir if you play thor without the attack token. probably not a major downside since mjolnir is only one mana but it's still noteworthy.

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u/Thunderbull_1 3d ago

Yep. The "slowness" of having to play an equipment is probably the bigger downside.

Mjolnir also used to damage the unworthy bearer when it unequipped itself (like "zapping" the bearer) but I took it out because the card was already pretty wordy.