Huh, the Ruthless Cullblade ability on an artifact creature. Flavour is slightly odd, but could be appropriate for a set with a ruthless combat focus like this.

Was originally 'Bloodied Golem' but I decided to change the name. And, yeah, i read somewhere that the Ruthless Cullblade ability, and other 10 life or less abilities on vampires was called 'Bloodied' or codenamed or something like that. And yes, I think it is completely appropriate (and flavorful) for a set with a ruthless combat focus. :D

Which of the Oregon games is at home and which on the road? You have them both mrkead as home games thanks

Come on spammer; you used to be better than that.

I know... one of your compatriots found the word Dalek in an entry and started going nuts on the Dr. Who worship. That's pretty convincing for a robot. Mary, however, seems pretty lazy by comparison.

I wish I knew what was going on...

I wake up every morning wondering that very thing. On the plus side, I like bloodied. I wish it didn't have that term... it always bugs me in DnD when a skeleton or an ooze gets bloodied, and, while you've worked a flavor spin into it, it still bugs me. But the alternative? Battered? That sounds like I'm making a cake.

I never played much 4ED, but FWIW, I thought bloodied was a little too cute, but I basically liked the idea, and I thought it was fine metaphorically: even for flesh enemies, it was clear it couldn't easily represent an actual transition from "unwounded" to "wounded", but I think "bloodied" is used metaphorically in real life.