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BUT NOW,
HOLY COW!
Can't believe the amount of work you guys put into this extra content, tailored to user criticisms, and managing to do so without compromising the base experience. Hat's off to you. Thank you for going above and beyond.
Still hoped for a slight fecundity rework. As it currently, it's use is very situational, and needs a lot of planning. In Act 1 it was a puzzle reward, so it made sense that it was an OP thing similar to trifurcated or undying, where it matters little what unit it is on, that unit can be a carry of your deck. It's mostly useless on 0 or 1 cost cards, because those are two weak without a secondary sigil like double strike, and its useless on 3 costs because by the time you get to play the second 3 cost the game is over by either winning or loosing.
A sigil should not be ONLY useful if you pair it with 2-4 flames or 2 sacrifices altars and a mycologist. It should either give 2 copies so its worth to be put on low cost cards again or something.
Its so overpowered like- I was running ant run all challenge, haven't cleared a "all challenges" run, and I love ant. my opening pick was warren cockroach for a infinte warren. Starting out, that means my whole deck would go on the board so long as warren was pulled. I picked up another warren, and sacced the Ant Queen on it. Next board, I mushroom combined the ant generator warren with the infinite warden. The card was now the run winner. Absolutely insane, honestly.
Every Warren spawned a ant spawner infinte rabbit, which would be used to place the ant, over and over.