The Cursr Jade Scorchion is a unique creature that can be found in the deep jungles of South America. It is known for its vibrant green color and scorpion-like appearance. The scorchion has a long, slender body with multiple segments and a pair of large pincers at the front. These creatures are highly venomous and have a potent sting that can cause severe pain and discomfort. The Cursr Jade Scorchion uses its venom to incapacitate its prey, which mainly consists of insects and small rodents. It hunts during the night, using its excellent camouflage to blend in with the surrounding foliage.
Most jades play the same way, it doesn’t make it any less annoying though. You have to be patient, once you stop being patient and start getting frustrated you start losing.
Well one of the big arguments people made with this game is the lack of creativity with combos and watching the game at Top level vs casuals is basically exactly the same just way better execution. Well one of the big arguments people made with this game is the lack of creativity with combos and watching the game at Top level vs casuals is basically exactly the same just way better execution.
It hunts during the night, using its excellent camouflage to blend in with the surrounding foliage. Despite its fearsome appearance, the Cursr Jade Scorchion is a solitary and non-aggressive creature. It prefers to avoid confrontation and will only sting as a last resort to protect itself.
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As the question states. Jade Idol,during turn one,whether I'm going second or first, Do I summon a 1/1 Jade Golem or do I shuffle it ? I used to shuffle it,but lately I've been summoning it. Results seem to be the same more or less..any thoughts ? Much appreciated.
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Perfectly Balanced
Depends on what you're going to face, tbh. I don't play Jade Druid, but vs something aggressive I'd go summon, so you can at least trade that Patches the Pirate, and get a 2/2 out of Jade Blossom later.
If you run Gadgetzan Auctioneer, I'd keep that Jade Idol for shuffling on your miracle turn.
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Ogre Magi
Depends on what you're going to face, tbh. I don't play Jade Druid, but vs something aggressive I'd go summon, so you can at least trade that Patches the Pirate, and get a 2/2 out of Jade Blossom later.
If you run Gadgetzan Auctioneer, I'd keep that Jade Idol for shuffling on your miracle turn.
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Shield Bearer
It is conditional, but generally I summon it, to get the jade ball rolling.
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In my opinion, a turn 1 shuffle is almost always worse than summoning. When you shuffle the copies, you are making your draws worse, and the Jade Idol only gets out of hand with the Gadgetzan Auctioneer. When you summon you are accelerating the Jade Golems, making your other Jade cards better, and you don't need more than one Idol to copy them forever in the late game.
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Angry Chicken
Bro, in turn 1 i highly recommend to summon, as you start with a board and start the count of jade golems, the second jade idol that you get throughout the game you shuffle just because of the tempo, after that keep summoning until the last one if the game is fast enough, if its a control matchup shuffle more than ,(sorry for my english)
LOL. I am well aware of how scruby that looked, but this guy was always trying to hit me back and I figured I would try to d1 his ass several times. This is also a Jade issue. Jade players are so used to zoning that their game up close is crap. I'm pretty good with pokes because I main Jax and I was forced to learn the poke game, but zoners often lack this skill and I abuse that d1 when they can't challenge it.
When threatened, it will raise its tail and arch its body, warning potential predators of its venomous capability. The scorchion has adapted to its jungle habitat in various ways. Its vibrant green color allows it to blend in with the foliage, making it almost invisible to the naked eye. It also has small spines covering its body, providing an additional layer of protection against predators. The Cursr Jade Scorchion is an elusive creature, and very little is known about its behavior and lifecycle. Researchers are still studying these fascinating creatures to uncover their secrets and better understand their role in the ecosystem. Although the Cursr Jade Scorchion may be a rare and mysterious creature, it serves as a reminder of the incredible diversity of life on our planet. Its unique features and adaptations showcase the wonders of nature and remind us of the importance of conserving and protecting our natural habitats..
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