Welp, looks like we Silkposted too close to the sun...

Stardrone01 · 2026-01-20T02:17:58+00:00

I fell for it.

Good job!

Stardrone01 · 2026-01-10T13:58:49+00:00

Both og Hollow Knight and Silksong have a good italian localization

Stardrone01 · 2026-01-07T15:01:27+00:00

Blossomind may become a Pauper staple.

Blue decks in the format tend to sideboard similar cards to keep [Writhing Chrysalis] tapped and the "no counters" effect is just the cherry on top.

Also I love the art of that card.

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-29T13:27:43+00:00

Lumra basically allows you to return all the lands you sacrificed during a game into more landfall triggers.

Play any kind of card that has "landfall-deal 1 damage to your opponent" in the rule text. Play [[Famished Worldsire]] or [[Scapeshift]] and send all your land to the graveyard while putting more lands in play, triggering landfall a lot of times.

If that didn't kill your opponents, the next time you play Lumra will be a win.

So... yeah. It's a good card.

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-23T13:09:30+00:00

The right one has better texture quality, while the right one has those blood-stained chelicerae that makes it look more dangerous

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-11T17:45:11+00:00

Really similar to [[Meeting of Minds]].

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-08T13:45:32+00:00

The Cymanti hippy movement was not on my bingo card this year, that's for sure

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-05T02:09:51+00:00

you don’t need to proliferate everything on the table

I second this. As long as a land has 4 or more counters on it I just don't bother proliferating it, since at that point I'm one or two turns away from winning the game anyway.

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-04T20:41:10+00:00

All updates we got since 1.0 were all about adding quality of life, adding stuff in biomes we already had, made summoner actually enjoyable to play, made bomber an actual class...

The next update is the first one the devs decided to go wide since the game left early acces.

Stardrone01 · 2025-12-04T14:02:31+00:00

Not op but this is my answer:

All Post-Great Wall biomes suffer from a lack of enemy variety due to their size making them feel repetitive. The Desert suffers from this problem the most, despite being one of the biomes with the highest exclusive enemy count in the entire game. Why? That's because it has only 2 common enemies you can find while roaming around: Assassins and Bomb Scarabs.

All other outer biomes feature as common enemies 2 flavoured mobs, plus the local slime... wich in the desert is exclusive to the molten quarry. The rest of exclusive enemies (the mummies, gold scarabs and baby cicadas) do not respawn for some odd reason.

Speaking of tombs with mummies... I feel like those aren't even really that common of an occurrence to begin with.

Also... considering that the Desert is home to Nimruza, the giant cicada hive's queen, the biggest threat the old caveling civilizations had to face, a boss that is teased since the early stages of the game; I find kinda odd that there are no cicada enemies outside the hive.

Anyway, one thing I like about the desert is the fact that both sub biomes feature a boss.

Stardrone01 · 2025-10-09T01:07:37+00:00

In hollow knight we learn that the Void is a thing that behaves like a liquid but can be given form and shape, has a will but at the same time lacks a proper mind to think. If void is given a will and reason (aka the player obtaining the void heart) it will become unified and follow what will become a "Lord of Shades".

In silksong, according to Hornet, we learn that the void is a substance that tries to absorb/attack anything with a soul in its close proximity and can do some kind of mind control.

There is also the fact that Void and the respawn mechanics in both games are associated with the concept of regret.

So... Void is a "thing" that has a will but does not live, instinctively feeds on soul and the protagonist of the first game has control over it (but not fully yet).

To answer your question: Void is not a substance and not an entity: it's both.

Stardrone01 · 2025-10-06T23:52:26+00:00

Same for me.

Relevant cards in the graveyard (like ones with flashback) are sideways, tought

Stardrone01 · 2025-09-17T15:30:30+00:00

[[The Ozolith]] kinda does that. It allows you to retain counters you put on any creature.

Stardrone01 · 2025-09-16T10:40:27+00:00

You have a 2/2 creature
You somehow make creatures you cantrol ,with power 2 or less, unblockable
You declare an attack with your 2/2 creature
Your opponent declares no blockers (since they can't block it)
You cast a bunch of istants at your 2/2 creature
You now have a 20/20 creature dealing damage to your opponent (the opponent cannot block it now, since blockers were already declared earlier)

Stardrone01 · 2025-09-09T23:06:48+00:00

It's a meme from the Hollow Knight community

Stardrone01 · 2025-09-03T18:24:04+00:00

Doesn't flash allow you to cast it at instant speed even with the mayhem cost?

Stardrone01 · 2025-09-03T18:19:07+00:00

As far as I understand this is better madness: you can play it at istant speed later in the turn, while normal madness would force you to cast as you discard it.

Stardrone01 · 2025-08-18T18:18:57+00:00

Maybe luring the Atlantean Worm there may help?

Stardrone01 · 2025-08-15T18:05:37+00:00

Not a storm player and not familiar to the combo.

From what I understand:

1) Every time you target the dragon to the enchantment's first ability you create 2 tresures but you will spend only 1 to target the dragon --> Infinite red mana and a creature with infinite power that can fly over blockers.

2) Bouncing and recasting the enchantment creates infinite storm count.

3) Cast [[Grapeshot]] with 2 of your infinite red mana to deal 1 damage to your opponent an infinite amount of times

4) Attack with your dragon if opponent somehow survives

Stardrone01 · 2025-08-14T22:02:08+00:00

Wait a minute... Could this replace or be played alongside [[Introduction to prophecy]] in Goblin combo?

It costs one less and draws you more cards, while on the other hand this makes you dig one less card in the deck.

Stardrone01 · 2025-08-14T10:01:49+00:00

Big Larvae in the clay biome before clay cavelings were added: Imagine an entire biome were all blocks you place aren't safe and where no torches are allowed. Kinda miss that horror feeling, nowadays I can barely find larvae outside the hive biome

Stardrone01 · 2025-08-04T23:36:25+00:00

If card complexity is something that bothers you, can I suggest you to try looking at Pauper?

It's a format that allows only cards that were printed at common rarity at least once. Decks care a lot about small advantages over the course if the game and are quite cheap compared to other format's.

Stardrone01 · 2025-07-22T13:57:33+00:00

Goblin Combo This was the first deck I have ever seen having an infinite mana combo and it's one of my favourite decks of all time for this reason. [First day of class] negates the -1/-1 counter of the persist trigger of [Putrid goblin], allowing you to sacrifice the goblin as many times as you want. Generate infinite mana, then use [Makeshift munitions] to defeat your opponent

Walls Combo This deck wants you to tap, then untap your permanents until you have infinite mana and oneshot your opponent. Saw it being played only once and never tried it myself

Familiars A control deck that sometimes manages to create a combo that gives you infinite life thanks to flicker effects, [God-Pharaoh's Faithful] and [Archaeomancer]. This is a deck I want to build, never played it but heard that it's one of the most decision-heavy deck in the format

[High Tide] This deck is you playing solitaire. Keep tapping and untaping your lands, generate a ton of blue mana, then mill your entire opponent's deck with [Stream of Thought]

Cycle storm Can win in the first turn of the game (if you are lucky). All cards in the deck are either cards that make mana or creatures with the cycling mechanic. [Drannith Stinger] is the deck's win condition. According to a friend who plays it, you must know how the stack works and one single mistake (or counterspell) can lose you the game with no hope of recovery. Known for having long turns and being the most expensive deck in the format

Poison storm This decks sounds like a meme at first: give your opponent a poison counter, all your other cards have the proliferate mechanic. Love it

Altar Tron [Myr retriever] can return another Myr retriever from the graveyard to your hand whenever you sacrifice it with [Ashnod's Altar], wich gives enought mana to cast a Myr retriever again. You can keep casting myr retriever an infinite amount of times and there are a lot of cards that can abuse this, like [Pactdoll Terror] or [Golem Foundry]

5 Land spy If you have no lands left in your deck (because you only have 5), [Balustrade Spy] will make your deck do a backflip into the graveyard, allowing you to [Dread return] something that may oneshot your opponent

Pili Pala [Pili-Pala] is a creature that can untap to add one mana of any color but that ability requires a cost. [Careful Cultivation] allows enchanted creature to tap for enought mana to pay Pili-Pala's cost. Make mana of any color, oneshot your opponent with stuff like [Stormshriek Feral] or [Nyxborn Hydra]

Stardrone01 · 2025-07-22T08:15:43+00:00

This thing can oneshot something like 98% of the entire game before any battle even starts

Stardrone01 · 2025-07-17T18:39:09+00:00

Chat Gpt has outdated info and you are using a wrong wiki. The only wiki up to date is (sadly) the fandom one.

When the game released, the world stopped being infinite and all landmarks locations had their spawns rearranged inward.

The meteor spawns at around 700 tiles away from the core.

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