Board Thread:Plants vs. Zombies Heroes/@comment-25546049-20161028204853/@comment-25389309-20161031183413
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Protanly wrote:
You all bring up Camel Crossing as a refutation to Trick or Treater but fail to realize that would only hold true for Rustbolt. It's consistent with what it provides, which can be especially useful for the heroes that don't get stat buffs to keep their units alive, or powerful. It is similar in function to Mad Chemist, but it's purpose is entirely different. Call it what you will, but it's a pretty useful card.
You all bring up Camel Crossing as a refutation to Trick or Treater but fail to realize that would only hold true for Rustbolt. It's consistent with what it provides, which can be especially useful for the heroes that don't get stat buffs to keep their units alive, or powerful. It is similar in function to Mad Chemist, but it's purpose is entirely different. Call it what you will, but it's a pretty useful card.
I agree. This comment may seem hypocritical, but I take back my past statement about that since I started using Professor Brainstorm. While not useful to use for Immoticia (since she already has an array of boosts) it is essential for Professor Brainstorm decks. That is one of his weaknesses, his complete lack of stat boosters. With that, he can add survivability to many of his zombies, especially low health but useful Crazy Zombies such as Abracadaver. I think the comparison to Mad Chemist is pretty absurd.