MArcomage

As it is now the Aria keyword can be triggered multiple times in a sequential form.
For example you have in hand Wind dragon, Spirit of air and Air elemental and you are on round 31/32. Playing these 3 in a sequence like {Spirit of air + Wind dragon + Air elemental} will trigger Aria keyword 3 times.

Is this intetional or a side-effect? (It's not bad btw)

Intentional. Aria keyword is bound to Rounds not Turns.

Not a big fan of this keyword. It seems fairly arbitrary. Now Rounds 7 and 8 are more important? Surely there is a more compelling keyword idea within the throng of user suggestions than something that can only be used on during a seemingly arbitrary amount of rounds. This keyword also breaks immersion.

I'd like aria to be a token keyword, but it's not bad as it is now.

Only thing which bugs me, is the fact that you can draw rares with quick now. Which is also fun when you do it :)

No, you can't. Aria keyword ignores the played card position.

So if I play laputa on turn 8, and discard 4 commons, I cannot draw any rares in their stead?
EDIT: I MEANT SPIRIT OF AIR


On the other note: Spirit of Air summons Wind dragon pretty often. Evolution also summons rares, but that's a bit different.

Rare draws restriction applies for standard draw only. Cards drawn via card or keyword effect are not restricted.

So in other words, yes. Playing a Quick Aria DOES allow you to draw a Rare card in place of one of the discarded.

I don't feel the use of round numbers breaks immersion. Every 8th turn could well symbolise a season, day, etc.
I've not used the Aria keyword much so far, but I like it

DPsycho wrote:
So in other words, yes. Playing a Quick Aria DOES allow you to draw a Rare card in place of one of the discarded.

Yup, just did it myself discarding a common.

Please reconsider the addition of this particular keyword.

For what reason?

I like the arbitrary round deciding it. More interesting with Aria, Far Sight, Restoration etc, adding more ways of using keywords & building strategies then just tokens. I've thought a bit about keywords reacting to round# & thought it was a good idea to throw in a little extra arbitrary X-factor, makes the games & trying to predict your opponent more interesting.