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									Conqueror 
									Worm 
									- Ultimate Destroyer 
									 
									Card #EHB-032
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							Date Reviewed: 09.11.07 
							 
							Constructed Rating: 2.75 
							Limited Average Rating: 4.00 
							 
							 
							Ratings are based on a 1 to 5 scale
							 
							1 being the worst. 3 ... average.  
							5 is the highest rating.  | 
								 
							 
						 
					  
					
							
								
							Jason Bunch 
							Level 2 Judge | 
								
                                Conqueror 
								Worm 
								 
								This is a slightly watered down version of 
								Hellboy from yesterday. Hellboy's strength is 
								that he can attack multiple times in a turn, or 
								be recovered to dish out another stun on 
								defense. Conqueror Worm does neither of these 
								things. Still, it's a big 6 drop that gets 
								bigger going into turn 7. No Flight, No Range, 
								so it's a pretty boring card. Black Flame is 
								probably the better play anyway, there's enough 
								Army cards in Thule to turn him into a 
								mini-Bastion.  
								 
								Rating: 1.5/5 | 
							 
							
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							xstreamzero | 
								
                                Conqueror 
								Worm 
								 
								Well, I suppose a set isn’t a set without at 
								least SOME crappy cards… 
								 
								Conqueror Worm 
								Ultimate Destroyer 
								Thule Society/6/13/12 
								Whenever Conqueror Worm stuns a character, put a 
								+1 ATK / +1 DEF counter on Conqueror Worm. 
								 
								Thule Society got the screw job on 6 drops. This 
								card is no good. Effect is not game breaking, 
								it’s not worth playing. 
								 
								Constructed: 1/5 
								 
								Crappy cards get crappy reviews. 
								 
								xstreamzero | 
							 
							
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							Bill Ivie | 
								
                                Hellboy week 
								continues with..... 
								 
								Conqueror Worm, Ultimate Destroyer 
								 
								Sealed: 4/5 
								Constructed: 4/5 
								 
								Second card in the Hellboy week and same story. 
								We have a card that can easily be mixed into 
								just about any deck, anywhere and become 
								effective.  
								So, why is this one a four when Hellboy himself 
								was lucky to get a three? As a six-drop, the 
								worm is fairly impressive. A 13/12 can hold it's 
								own in almost any fight. The difference today 
								from yesterday lies in the game text. While few 
								fights go past the seventh round, this behemoth 
								is going to get better and better the longer the 
								fight goes.  
								 
								Getting a counter every time he stuns a 
								character with no restriction, he can be a force 
								to be reckoned with. The only thing holding this 
								card back from my elusive five ratings is that 
								he comes into the game so late. Put the same 
								game text on a four-drop 8/7 and danger is 
								coming.  
								 
								Still, if your opponent has an army deck and you 
								can play with supporting cards that allow you to 
								ready the worm repeatedly in one round, this 
								card can be not only useful, but deadly 
								necessary. | 
							 
							
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							jajais4u | 
								
                                I'm sensing a 
								similarity in this to four drop Hellboy (Anung 
								Un Rama.) The only difference is that he only 
								gets counters. He doesn't have to be the only 
								visible character. I really like him. A lot. But 
								the only problem is that he is a six drop (you 
								know, with the intense aggro out there, you 
								never truly know when your game may be ending on 
								turn five. I mean, there are so many, like the 
								moloids deck(one of my personal favorites, might 
								I add)) and you may draw him when you are at 2 
								or -20 end and you need to hit back. 
								 
								Constructed - 4.0 (Games are getting fast, like 
								on the YuGi type level.) 
								 
								Sealed - ??? (No packs of Hellboy. Probably a 
								4.0) | 
							 
							 
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