 as a max level Ranged Resistance and a level 3 Damage Absorption Rate, along with a Bleeding on Block. You’ll find it in the side quest Playing with Fire in the Green Mountains by killing the general.
All aboard the value train! Choo-choo!!
This is a cool shift from early to late game. This, the taunt one, and the spell one will get more valuable as you go along, while the other three can help keep the early game at bay. Nice.
I don't agree with others that this is the worst, I think it's better than the HP/taunt lackey for sure.
Seems a little bad. All other lakeys are good for start of game but this one kinda ruins it.
Most other lackeys are strong in the early game, but this one will be bad if generated early. However, late game potential is huge. Remember that 4 classes are getting Explorer dragons that discover other dragons. You can chain these suckers and keep getting value.
People thought Titanic lackey would be bad and now it's one of the better options for aggro decks. Depending on the mana/stats of common and rare dragons in this set I could see this being in line with other lackey cards.
This lackey is bad in aggro/tempo decks usually, but in slower decks if those want to run lackeys it can be good.
As last week’s episode of The Flash ended, Warden Wolfe (Richard Brooks) had discovered that Barry Allen (Grant Gustin) was the Flash, drugged him and put him in a special holding cell. He then called Amunet Black (Katee Sackhoff) to tell her he had some metas to sell. Tonight, in an episode called True Colors, will feature Barry leads a group of the bus metas including Kilg%re (Dominic Burgess), Hazard (Sugar Lyn Beard), Black Bison (Chelsea Kurtz), and Dwarfstar (Derek Mears).
But that doesn’t leave Team Flash sitting on their hands. It seems Ralph (Hartley Sawyer) has figured out how to shape shift. In the video below, executive producer Todd Helbing explains that Ralph will shift into the form of Warden Wolfe to meet with Amunet and call off the sale… except it looks like Ralph may have some difficulties pretending to be Wolfe. And I’m not sure how he shifts the color of his skin or hair… or adds a goatee.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
The city of Red Bank presented its budget for fiscal year 2015 at its May 6 City Commission meeting.
City Manager Randall Smith said the budget does not include a tax increase. Though there is an increase in the budget overall compared to last year due to one-time expenditures, he said.
The city held a budget workshop at City Hall Tuesday night and will hold a second Thursday, May 15 at 5 p.m.
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