Update: Added Treasure cards that were missed previously, and a token.
We've got a big deep-sea boy coming in Rising Tides with the addition of Nautilus! He spotlights the Deep mechanic which gives cards +3|+3 when your deck has 15 or fewer cards.
More Bilgewater Reveals
Bilgewater Treasure Cards
Token
Comments
Somebody: Tossing card is shitty.
Nautilus: Allow me to introduce myself.
I'm impressed by all the new mechanics revealed, they all seem very interesting
Maokai decks look less of a meme now, with a natural 2nd champion to go into that deck.
About the deep mechanic, without intervention you can't reack that mechanic quickly so you have to use toss, hope lower cost units have that mechanic for it to work better since there are diminishing returns for stats, more than a 6/6 is generally an overkill.
So big stuff getting +3/+3 is worse than a small guy getting that boost.
Nautilus has fearsome so at least he can't get chump blocked..
Riptide is bad if you are in Ionia since there is a better card in that region.
If my calculations are correct and if they keep their goal of revealing all 120+ cards through April 27th (cause they will make them live by April 28th with patch 1.0) then we should see new card reveals every 10 hours, with some 10-12 new cards each time, so far they have revealed 64 collectible cards + 11 tokens.
Seems cool, but way too slow and small of an impact compared to the other late game win conditions like “Tuskraider”. It does seem like it’ll be an interesting deck though, especially with all the different combinations of regions you can use. Hopefully, Riot releases a 3 Region game mode so that I can pair Toss cards in SI and Bilgewater with the Piltover and Zaun shuffle cards
Looks like Maokai just found a new best friend.
I really like the art on those new Sea Monster cards. Not to mention that The Beast Below continues the 4 mana 7/7 meme.
0 mana 7/7 if you have Nautilus on board.
Salvage looks like a simply good card to me. I haven't played too much LoR recently, but if I remember right most card draw is conditional. Yes it's expensive, but it's on demand card draw without a real drawback.