Which Edition of D&D had the best design/artwork of a Brain Golem?
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Which Edition of D&D had the best design/artwork of a Brain Golem?
Second Edition
Third Edition
Brain Golem
Oh yeah baby, it’s weird as hell card time. I can’t even call this monster scary just because I like whatever the hell it has going on so much. This is one of those cards that kinda just holds the essence of early yugioh in it. The funny thing is, it only vaguely looks like a brain, in that sorta lumpy/cartoony way. I probably would’ve called it “Eye Golem” or something, but I guess it’s also twofold based off of an existing monster so... Anyway, something that I thought was interesting is that this monster sort of looks like it’s underwater (the background ripple texture is part of this, but for me it’s mostly the coral-like formations at the bottom left there). And even then... They could’ve made this monster look like brain coral. Which, you know, would’ve (again) made the “brain” name fitting. Well, regardless of all that, I still like this weird monster, even if I don’t understand it.
Rating: 8/10
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Best Level Six Fiend - Match 1 Round 1
choose your favorite
Brain Golem
Chaos Betrayer
Smash or Pass: Brain Golem
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Card text: Effects of face-up LIGHT monsters are negated. If this card destroys a LIGHT monster by battle, it can attack once again in a row.