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Sacrificial Temple
 U 
Location – Sacrificial Temple
At the beginning of your turn, take 4 extra crystals, then you must return an Active creature to your hand.
Sacrificial Temple
 U 
Location – Sacrificial Temple
At the beginning of your turn, take 4 extra crystals, then you must return an Active creature to your hand.
Sacrificial Temple
 U 
Location – Sacrificial Temple
At the beginning of your turn, take 4 extra crystals, then you must return an Active creature to your hand.
Narcissus
{6}
 
 U 
Hero – Narcissus
Enemy creatures may attack only Narcissus.
Too obsessed with his own self image to care about attacking anyone else.
0/20
Narcissus
{6}
 
 U 
Hero – Narcissus
Enemy creatures may attack only Narcissus.
Too obsessed with his own self image to care about attacking anyone else.
0/20
Narcissus
{6}
 
 U 
Hero – Narcissus
Enemy creatures may attack only Narcissus.
Too obsessed with his own self image to care about attacking anyone else.
0/20
Narcissus
{6}
 
 U 
Hero – Narcissus
Enemy creatures may attack only Narcissus.
Too obsessed with his own self image to care about attacking anyone else.
0/20
Ares' Bravery
{3}
 
 C 
Spell – Ares' Bravery
Your opponent must discard 2 cards, then draw 3 cards.
Ares is not very wise like Athena, and may be stupid sometimes, but his actions can be helpful...
Ares' Bravery
{3}
 
 C 
Spell – Ares' Bravery
Your opponent must discard 2 cards, then draw 3 cards.
Ares is not very wise like Athena, and may be stupid sometimes, but his actions can be helpful...
Ares' Bravery
{3}
 
 C 
Spell – Ares' Bravery
Your opponent must discard 2 cards, then draw 3 cards.
Ares is not very wise like Athena, and may be stupid sometimes, but his actions can be helpful...
Ares' Bravery
{3}
 
 C 
Spell – Ares' Bravery
Your opponent must discard 2 cards, then draw 3 cards.
Ares is not very wise like Athena, and may be stupid sometimes, but his actions can be helpful...
Tantalus
{6}
 
 C 
(Anti)Hero – Tantalus
Each turn, Tantalus permanently gets -4/-4.
Tantalus was punished by the gods to stand in a pool with delicious fruits above his head which receded when he tried to get them, forever hungry. Moral – Don't kill your son!
5/12
Tantalus
{6}
 
 C 
(Anti)Hero – Tantalus
Each turn, Tantalus permanently gets -4/-4.
Tantalus was punished by the gods to stand in a pool with delicious fruits above his head which receded when he tried to get them, forever hungry. Moral – Don't kill your son!
5/12
Tantalus
{6}
 
 C 
(Anti)Hero – Tantalus
Each turn, Tantalus permanently gets -4/-4.
Tantalus was punished by the gods to stand in a pool with delicious fruits above his head which receded when he tried to get them, forever hungry. Moral – Don't kill your son!
5/12
Tantalus
{6}
 
 C 
(Anti)Hero – Tantalus
Each turn, Tantalus permanently gets -4/-4.
Tantalus was punished by the gods to stand in a pool with delicious fruits above his head which receded when he tried to get them, forever hungry. Moral – Don't kill your son!
5/12
Sacrifice
{5}
 
 C 
Spell – Sacrifice
Flip a coin.
If heads, choose one of the following: Draw 3 cards or gain 8 crystals.
If tails, destroy all of your Non-God creatures. Your opponent may not take tokens for this.
A sacrifice to the Gods is common before an epic quest.
Sacrifice
{5}
 
 C 
Spell – Sacrifice
Flip a coin.
If heads, choose one of the following: Draw 3 cards or gain 8 crystals.
If tails, destroy all of your Non-God creatures. Your opponent may not take tokens for this.
A sacrifice to the Gods is common before an epic quest.
Sacrifice
{5}
 
 C 
Spell – Sacrifice
Flip a coin.
If heads, choose one of the following: Draw 3 cards or gain 8 crystals.
If tails, destroy all of your Non-God creatures. Your opponent may not take tokens for this.
A sacrifice to the Gods is common before an epic quest.
Sacrifice
{5}
 
 C 
Spell – Sacrifice
Flip a coin.
If heads, choose one of the following: Draw 3 cards or gain 8 crystals.
If tails, destroy all of your Non-God creatures. Your opponent may not take tokens for this.
A sacrifice to the Gods is common before an epic quest.
Pallas
{4}
 
 U 
Hero – Pallas
If Athena is on the field, you may sacrifice Pallas and give Athena +5(permanently)
{1} Force Draw: Either player(you choose) draws 2 cards.
Pallas was Athena's childhood friend. When Pallas was accidently killed by Athena, Athena took the name Pallas to become Pallas Athena.
3/3
Pallas
{4}
 
 U 
Hero – Pallas
If Athena is on the field, you may sacrifice Pallas and give Athena +5(permanently)
{1} Force Draw: Either player(you choose) draws 2 cards.
Pallas was Athena's childhood friend. When Pallas was accidently killed by Athena, Athena took the name Pallas to become Pallas Athena.
3/3
Pallas
{4}
 
 U 
Hero – Pallas
If Athena is on the field, you may sacrifice Pallas and give Athena +5(permanently)
{1} Force Draw: Either player(you choose) draws 2 cards.
Pallas was Athena's childhood friend. When Pallas was accidently killed by Athena, Athena took the name Pallas to become Pallas Athena.
3/3
Pallas
{4}
 
 U 
Hero – Pallas
If Athena is on the field, you may sacrifice Pallas and give Athena +5(permanently)
{1} Force Draw: Either player(you choose) draws 2 cards.
Pallas was Athena's childhood friend. When Pallas was accidently killed by Athena, Athena took the name Pallas to become Pallas Athena.
3/3
Cyclops
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Cyclops
Cyclops may only attack every other turn.
Cyclops have only one eye. They are usually the sons of Poseidon and they are excellent steel workers.
8/6
Cyclops
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Cyclops
Cyclops may only attack every other turn.
Cyclops have only one eye. They are usually the sons of Poseidon and they are excellent steel workers.
8/6
Cyclops
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Cyclops
Cyclops may only attack every other turn.
Cyclops have only one eye. They are usually the sons of Poseidon and they are excellent steel workers.
8/6
Cyclops
{4}
 
 C 
Monster – Cyclops
Cyclops may only attack every other turn.
Cyclops have only one eye. They are usually the sons of Poseidon and they are excellent steel workers.
8/6

Updated on 18 May 2014 by GreekDude1032