Author: NGA-Rinakawa ♀ Akira ( ♀
The League of Legends strategy card LOR, which will release its latest expansion pack "Journeys of Wonderland" on February 17, is the last expansion pack in the Bandel City area, and LOR will enter a new expansion pack release mode in the future. According to the scheduled release schedule, this expansion pack should include 4 heroes, and only Yumi and Nar appear in the trailer so far.
On February 9, the official first released a new hero, Yumi, and the magic cat is going to join the LOR. In addition, Yumi will join the League of Legends mobile game as a new hero on February 12, and the official wave is a cross-game linkage.
Yumi brought a new entry for LOR, "Attachment", which is simply to allow the unit to be attached to another unit, which is very reminiscent of Yumi's setting in League of Legends. Yumi is a 3-cost 2/2 body unit with two regions, Bandel City and Giant God Peak, and she is a "goblin" with an attachment entry, and the goblin is a new race in the LOR.
Units with attached entries have two options when played from the hand, and in addition to being able to be played normally as a unit, they can also be played against designated friendly forces, thus attaching themselves to the latter. When possessed by a unit with an attached entry, the possessed unit gains the corresponding attack damage, health, and entry, which is equal to a sustained BUFF effect.
This mechanism is somewhat similar to reiki in Magic, but the reason why reiki is relatively unpopular is because after leaving the target unit, it enters the graveyard, and the opponent can unlock two cards with one card. In order to avoid this phenomenon of losing cards, the LOR designer made a change, when the possessed unit leaves the market, the unit with the attached entry will return to the hand and can be repeated later.
Yumi's base stats are definitely very weak, which is the size of a 1-fee unit, but she has unlimited growth possibilities, Yumi will give herself or possess units +1/+1 effects at the beginning of the turn, and if there is enough time, Yumi will make any unit a huge threat. Yumi's upgrade condition is that she or her possessed unit attacks three times, although it is generally not possible to shoot Yumi alone.
The upgraded Yumi gains a magic shield effect that blocks a spell effect from an enemy, and if attached to a unit, the magic shield effect can also be given to friendly forces. When Yomi upgrades and rounds start, continue to give yourself or possess units +1/+1 effects, and it seems that Yumi is an excellent pendant hero no matter where he is.
Judging from the current effect and the card pool, it is very reasonable for Yumi to be placed on the Giant God Peak, and the Giant God Peak has a lot of synergy, especially the units that match the Mandate of Heaven entry, such as the Pan sen we are familiar with.
Given Yumi's all-new mechanism, LOR card designer and balance designer Alexz Lee, tweeted today for a detailed FAQ Q&A to explain the impact of attached entries, and here's what's specific.
The use of attachment effects is the time for slow spells.
Silent possessed units, attached units will still provide buff effects for attributes and entries.
Morphing attached units, attached units will still provide buff effects for attributes and entries.
There can only be one attached unit on a unit, and when you use a second attached unit on a target, the first attached unit will pop up and move back to the hand, and its attribute values and entries will be removed, and then the second attached unit will settle the effect, giving new values and entries.
The Annihilation effect can remove both possessed and attached units.
Copying an attached unit can only copy that unit, not its attached unit because the attached unit is not part of the unit.
Attached units are never considered to exist on the battlefield, but as a separate entity.
The Frozen effect turns the attack damage of possessed units into 0 points.
The progress of the mission will clear to zero when Yumi returns the hand, because the upgrade requirement is this card.
If the possessed unit is controlled by the opponent, the attached unit will pop up and move back to the hand.
In the possessed state, Grandpa Rumu's BUFF effect will not BUFF to the attached unit, because the attachment unit is not considered a friendly force summoned to the field.
Attached units are not considered present units, do not trigger the mechanism of summoning or returning, and have a special settlement window.
When you use the Lotus Return to recall both an enemy unit and an possessed friendly unit, the Beaver mission will only count 2 times instead of 3 times, and the attachment unit return is not considered a recall effect.
Yumi's BUFF effect at the beginning of each turn does not trigger the Destiny entry, as she does not specify a friendly army.
The designers wanted to bring something cooler to the game, which would have bored players if it were all regular mechanics, and the design team tried to keep the theme of the Hero Cards as consistent as possible with their mechanics in League of Legends.