MArcomage

Corrosion Cloud reads that it will discard an unliving card with lowest cost, but just now a Petrified minotaur was discarded rather than a Titan's right arm. The first has a cost of 7b5r and the other only 7b. Should the card read that it discards one with the lowest "brick" cost rather than total cost, or was this, in fact, an error?

Only bricks cost matters. If they have same bricks cost the discarded card is chosen randomly.

That's what I figured. Could the card text be changed then to reflect that?

Yeah, sure. "with lowest cost" -> "with lowest bricks cost".

corrosion cloud just discarded water elemental from my opponent's hand which had a bunch of bricks cost unliving cards in it including stone golen, titan's left arm, etc. ie, cards which cost LESS than water elemental. ??? i assume this is because it costs the fewest bricks, but that is not what the card is supposed to do, as written.

Technically, Water Elemental costs ZERO bricks, which is indeed less bricks cost. It's also a rare card, and thus more valuable a target. I approve of this behavior.

From the actual card:

Discards an Unliving card with LOWEST COST from enemy hand
Opponent loses bricks cost of the discarded card.

either the card should be fixed or the wording should be changed. The card's rarity has so little to do with the problem. the only qualifier on the card is that the card should be lowest cost, and it currently does NOT work that way.

It is working correctly. Water Elemental is a Unliving card with a cost of zero bricks, zero recruits, and 19 gems. So it counts for Corrosive Cloud.

There is an existing thread in the Support section discussing the unclear card text. Its effect does not match its description.

Please look around forum if there isn't already a thread that relates to your topic, before actually creating new thread.

I believe you will find answers to your questions in this thread.

(I merged the two threads)

Thx for notification DPsycho ;)