Cheese – an instant-kill card. Any card that immediately defeats/discards a
champion, or has the potential to immediately defeat or discard a
champion. The Loup-Garou is a dirty piece of cheese.
Champion-killer – any card that places a champion into the discard pile or
into the Abyss.
Chump – a champion who is useless in the current situation, especially a
defender. He attacked with the Living Wall, and all I had in my pool were chumps like Minervan and Helm.
Counterspell – any card that stops another card from being played or taking
effect, or one that interferes with its intended effect.
Cut the cheese - stop an instant-kill card.
Decoy – a card that is played in hopes of attracting a counterspell, so that
Decoy – a card that is played in hopes of attracting a counterspell, so that
another more important or more effective card may be played safely.
Fat hand – a hand full of useful cards.
Fence – any card that makes it difficult to attack a player’s formation. Her deck
was filled with fences like Solid Fog, Forbiddance, and Wall of Fog.
Graveyard – discard pile.
Land – a realm.
Land destruction – any card that causes a realm to be razed, discarded, or
placed into the Abyss.
Level-up war – any battle between champions decided by total levels, as
opposed to instant-kill cards.
Oaf – a champion who is of high level, but does not have a useful power in the
current situation.
Primo – excellent.
Standard – the official Spellfire rules.
TAV – the Antigonish variant of Spellfire.
Vanilla – any card with no special power, or one that has had its special power
removed. I wanted to attack him with Tako, but Kiri had made him
vanilla.
If you have more of these from your Spellfire group, tell me in the comments!
Next Time: Top 5 Wizard Spells.
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