ritual of servitude

[Diggle]

Can some one explain this? My understanding is that it summons the highest minion card in your deck but it keeps summoning random cards I don't have in my deck worth 2? working as intended or am I missing something?

[J289]

Card description:
"Summon a random Minion Card with Mana cost equal to the lowest cost card that started in your deck other than this card"

If your starting hand (the 4 cards you start with) had a 2 cost card (other than Ritual of Servitude), you would always get a 2 mana minion card from it, but if your starting hand had 4,5,6,7 cost cards, you would get a 4 mana minion from it everytime you play it.

So its not a good idea to mix 0 cost blood imps with this cards, you would get blood imps everytime you played Ritual of Servitude, if blood imps were in your starting hand.
I think it works like this.

[fdmfdm]

Originally posted by J289:

Card description:
"Summon a random Minion Card with Mana cost equal to the lowest cost card that started in your deck other than this card"

If you your starting hand (the 4 cards you start with) had a 2 cost card (other than Ritual of Servitude), you would always get a 2 mana minion card from it, but if your starting hand had 4,5,6,7 cost cards, you would get a 4 mana minion from it everytime you play it.

So its not a good idea to mix 0 cost blood imps with this cards, you would get blood imps everytime you played Ritual of Servitude, if blood imps were in your starting hand. :2017meatball:
I think it works like this.

The description says in your deck, not in your hand ;)

It will take the lowest costing card in your deck outside of itself, meaning if you have 2 of them in your deck, they will pick each other, and give 2 mana minions

[J289]

Originally posted by fdmfdm:

The description says in your deck, not in your hand ;)

It will take the lowest costing card in your deck outside of itself, meaning if you have 2 of them in your deck, they will pick each other, and give 2 mana minions

Oh ok, that "started" word confused me a bit, sorry

[StevenEven]

So you add Ritual in a deck

It looks at the other 9 cards in your deck

Sees which one of the other 9 is the CHEAPEST

Looks at its mana cost

And summons a random minion card that has that cost

Does NOT look at cards that were added over the course of the Game to your deck.

[Cotaks]

Originally posted by fdmfdm:

Originally posted by J289:

Card description:
"Summon a random Minion Card with Mana cost equal to the lowest cost card that started in your deck other than this card"

If you your starting hand (the 4 cards you start with) had a 2 cost card (other than Ritual of Servitude), you would always get a 2 mana minion card from it, but if your starting hand had 4,5,6,7 cost cards, you would get a 4 mana minion from it everytime you play it.

So its not a good idea to mix 0 cost blood imps with this cards, you would get blood imps everytime you played Ritual of Servitude, if blood imps were in your starting hand. :2017meatball:
I think it works like this.

The description says in your deck, not in your hand ;)

It will take the lowest costing card in your deck outside of itself, meaning if you have 2 of them in your deck, they will pick each other, and give 2 mana minions

whoa, i'm so happy that i did not spend 6000 shards to upgrade it. I wanted 2 of them but if they pick eachother haha no way, the card becomes very useless that way. better pick a 2 mana card that you actually can use instead xD

[JustATextBox]

Originally posted by Cotaks:

Originally posted by fdmfdm:

The description says in your deck, not in your hand ;)

It will take the lowest costing card in your deck outside of itself, meaning if you have 2 of them in your deck, they will pick each other, and give 2 mana minions

whoa, i'm so happy that i did not spend 6000 shards to upgrade it. I wanted 2 of them but if they pick eachother haha no way, the card becomes very useless that way. better pick a 2 mana card that you actually can use instead xD

Yeah. I feel like the card should state that more clearly on the card, that wildcards for it are essentially worthless

[Kuro]

It's the first card that is completely useless when you have 2 of them, weird design choice.

[StevenEven]

Originally posted by Kuro:

It's the first card that is completely useless when you have 2 of them, weird design choice.

May i introduce you to Demon warrior?

[Euphytose]

Wow ok, I thought it looked at your starting hand, not your starting deck. That's good to know.