A new Common Priest Spell, Holy Springwater, has been revealed!
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A new Common Priest Spell, Holy Springwater, has been revealed!
Discuss this card below or head on over to the card page to give it a rating!
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I love these 'excess' cards. So the healing doesn't go to waste.
This card would be great, except for the "damaged character" limitation. Obviously goes great with Injured Hauler, but less good when you want to target Crimson Clergy or Heartthrob. Definitely still good, though.
Its a card you'll hate and hate alot to see when facing priest.
Bad enough that control priest is a pain in the arse to deal with, now youre giving them flexible healing options that heal for a ton, for very little mana.
One point of commentary. I dont think this card actually triggers overheal because the description clearly writes 'damaged character' which implies that it only fully heals something, not overheal it. The excess however is a different story. But it does quite demand that you heal something first, and if theres nothing to heal this card does nothing.
It's nice how you can play this on something that's only a little damaged, and not feel like you're wasting it. I just want to know if the bottle is a one-time thing, or if it can be used repeatedly until it's all gone.