A mode where you make your bg out of 1 champion and 1 spell. Nora cost and rules stay the same. You put two runes to the bg, and in game the slots are filled with those two in amount of 15/15. No splits. What would you choose to play and why? - Mucker + marsh song? - Groble rock eater, other immunty wins? - Goblin Spellkaiser + superority? - Imp Strangler + demon shield? - Shadowshank + despoil? XD - Chattering maw + doom (my fav from this list)? - *this would probably win most of the matches* wisp + grimlic's bane? Edit: Two champions instead of one + spell should be also fun. Grimlic's bane would be banned. Try to make fun combos
Fae Oracle? She has FB and Soothing Serenade and you have 15 of those so she'd simply win everything through pacification or barriers until she turns her super saiyan mode on.
Oh yes I changed the rules seeing that being able to use equips would make things harder, so without this one.
Yah grimlic's bane breaks this mode really hard, it gets hyper-efficient, so should be banned. Would you think of any other spell for oracle?
Bullseye, Regulate, Fairy Dust, Conclave Concordance. The last one is a cheat as you essentially get a Sun Blossom every time you want one for 25 nora for illuminate, blind and extra 16 damage. No amount of cleanse can stop that.
Also, I would try stitched librarian with split personality for the lolz. Or redcap twins with something. Yep, these are pretty strong, excluding bullseye, this would lose to many things. But what would you play regulate with? You would loose my friend. Many many times. Auto surrender. (bodyblock would be strong tho) Can u guys imagine the matches? there would be some really specific intresting matchups that could go long, and many that would be auto-surrenders at first champion deploy.
@IronStylus With the oracle - she is ranged, has adaptive, soothing serenade and force barrier - it doesn't matter that her damage goes down if she can always keep the threat's damage low + Regulate ends at the beginning of Oracle's turn so you can double tap for full power and then regulate the rest.