Sahala is a breach mage from The New Age.
Mage Overview[]
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Sahala grew up hearing stories of how impressive a mage Xaxos was. Despite having a more complicated view of Xaxos now, Sahala is still determined to follow in his footsteps, and perhaps even redeem him. Sahala is a formidable offensive mage, wielding many unique tools. Sahala's IV Breach has been replaced my her unique Celestial Breach, which grants +2 additional damage for each spell cast from it. Sahala's special ability costs only 4 charges, yet allows her to search her deck for a spell, while also prepping multiple spells to the Celestial Breach, breaking normal prepping rules. Sahala's starter card, Sparkling Meteorite
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Ability[]
| Activate During Your Casting or Main Phase: Reveal the top three cards of your deck. Place a spell revealed this way into your hand. If there are no spells prepped to your Celestial Breach, prep up to two spells in hand to your Celestial Breach. |
You may spend 4 charges during your casting phase or main phase to reveal the top three cards of your deck. If there are not enough cards remaining in your deck, return your discard pile to your deck to draw the necessary cards. Place one spell revealed this way into your hand. If there are no spells prepped to your Celestial Breach, prep up to two spells in hand to your opened Celestial Breach.
Setup[]
Sahala has no special setup rules.
Starter Cards[]
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Breach Setup[]
Sahala starts with one open breach and three closed breaches in the following orientations.
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Strategy[]
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Lore[]
"I grew up on my father's stories of how Xaxos saved his life. My father would stretch his arms out wide, growling like a fanger stalker, and then grand my hand and pull me down low, pretending to cower in fear. He'd whisper dramatically about how far he was from Gravehold, all alone, with absolutely no hope of rescue. I would laugh, pull on his sleeve, jump up and down. You're not alone, Dad, look around the corner, Xaxos followed you. In my father's stories, Xaxos was always there, blasting his way through hordes of comical enemies. In real he was always around, practicing breach magic with my father, helping me with my own studies. I once asked Xaxos about the story, about how it actually went. He just knelt beside me and pointed at where my father was practicing, working the many facets of a shimmering stone. "We retrieved that fallen star, Sahala. That is what is important. Power is often hidden in the cruelest of places. But that does not mean we have to be cruel to find it". When Xaxos turned on the other mages, it broke my father's heart. He couldn't bring himself to choose between duty and love. So he chose neither and stepped down from his duties as a breach mage. I took the opposite path. If my father had opposed Xaxos, there was no guarantee he could have swayed his decision, but by doing nothing he made no difference at all. My father abandoned his friend by not taking that chance. Gravehold abandoned Xaxos's student when we cast them out. I will not abandon my brothers. I found the meteorite my father and Xaxos had recovered all those years ago collecting dust in our cellar. I use its power now, and I will fight where my father did not dare. I cannot believe that the Xaxos I knew is gone. He cannot be beyond saving." ― Sahala
Trivia[]
    
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