Now that we know how they were built, we can build our very own almost-legitimate Akromas. Remember that the mechanic isnвЂ™t unique to the color, it just shows up often on it. Angel of Wrath gets RedвЂ™s Haste while Angel of Fury gets BlueвЂ™s morph. Finally, each has a mechanic from an enemy color.Angel of Wrath has WhiteвЂ™s Vigilance and First Strike, whereas Angel of Fury has RedвЂ™s Firebreathing and uncounterability (is that a word?) Each has two mechanics from its color, that is, mechanics which often show up on that color.The remaining three mechanics are trickier, and thus more fun to figure out: An easy way to remember which are which is to look at a cardвЂ™s back: the allied colors are those closest to it and the farthest are the enemies. Each color has two allies and two enemies. For example, White shares with Blue its love for order, against RedвЂ™s chaos, and it shares with Green its love of community, against BlackвЂ™s selfishness.

For those unfamiliar with the ally/enemy color relationship, it has to do with the flavor of each color and those it relates with the most.

Both have protection from two colors, their enemy colors.

That means the other three angels will have to have them as well.

Both have flying and trample, and only flying and trample, as common mechanics.

The first, obvious comparison is that theyвЂ™re 6/6 angels for 8 mana.LetвЂ™s see how lady Akroma would look like in the other three colors, shall we? Having an already-shifted card is useful for this, as it allows us to break them down, see what they have in common, and realize how they were built in the first place. Today iвЂ™ll be shifting one of my favorite creatures, one that has already been shifted before.

TheyвЂ™re not just simple color shifts like the planeshifted cards but also tweaks in the mechanics to make them fit properly. Sorry for the long post and ramble, but that's been my approach to it on my second file.Hello! Welcome to Chaos in the Planes, wherein i take heavy inspiration from the Planar Chaos set and shift cards to other colors. Keep playing and having fun and you will progress quickly. Many of the items unlocked so far (such as Maw of the Void, Epic Fetus, Serpent's Kiss, and Incubus, to name a few) will help tremendously and make your runs more enjoyable and likely to succeed). Once you get done unlocking most of the really strong stuff, then you get to play the weaker characters like Maggy and The Keeper. Kill the forms with Blank Card + Chaos Card, or something similar. Break Greed Mode with Cain using the D20 (unlocked from completing The Chest with Isaac) and spawn before Ultra Greed(ier) as The Lost by activating Missing Poster. Use Lilith to unlock the Paper Clip for Cain. For example, beat Greed Mode with Azazel to unlock Lilith. Azazel might be a good character to start gunning for Mom's Heart kills with just because he starts off so strong.ДЄnother good midgame completion goal is to play Greed Mode with strong characters to unlocks great starting passives for other characters. I wouldn't recommend doing any Blue Baby unlocks until you can access the final floors, though, just because Blue Baby is usually a frustrating character. There are a few characters that have a plethora of strong unlocks, which will make getting harder unlocks easier with already good unlocks in the pool.ДЄzazel, Samson, Eve, Lilith, and Judas would be good characters to fill post-its on first.Дetour to playing as Blue Baby when you can to unlock the D6. You can also try to go for The Polaroid, but that seems much more difficult without Eucharist or ways to buff your Angel Room chances. Regardless, a good goal is to try to unlock The Negative before unlocking It Lives. A lot of unlock priority in this game often requires doing x to unlock y to unlock z to unlock a to unlock b to beat c, where c helps to do a plethora of other things.

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