The second armored head definitely has a more robotic feel to both sides (it’s reversible!), but I’ve found that I like to cheat a bit and use the backpack as the head. The white wolf head could be considered the standard configuration, but the armored up/masked head could easily be considered that as well. For the Armorvor, there are actually four easy options when it comes to the head. It’s one of the beauties of Glyos, you can swap things around at whim. Having him in hand, I’ve found that I’m more apt to view him as a robot than an animal warrior. It just really pops off the shelf and I’m excited to have it in red and still hoping to pick it up in black on Wednesday. I love the bulk, the crisp technical aspect of it. The other thing about the sculpt is that it’s remarkably well done. If you spend a week wondering if you should spend $160 on something, spending $8 on something tends to be involuntary.īeing from a different sculptor, the base Armorvor body has a different feel than the Glyos System figures that we’re used to, but their built-in back story ( read more at the Onell Blog) largely explains that away, including their use of “black core” technology (that’d be that nugget sitting in the center of their chest). And being mass produced overseas, he was now $8. I had been there to snag my latest Onell obsession, the Glyan, but there was no way I could turn down the Armorvor. So you can imagine my delight late last July when the Armorvor popped up in the store. I was sad to miss out and I figured that was that. I spent many a night contemplating it, but it just didn’t make sense for me. I really wanted to snag an Armorvor back then, but being a 16-part handcast figure put him out of my price range. Initially, master caster GodBeast stepped up the plate to reproduce Frailey’s awesome sculpt in resin and get him into collector’s hands. When the as-yet-unnamed Armorvor debuted, the response among Glyos fans was quick and best decribed as “want”. Matt teamed up with sculptor Jason Frailey through their mutual connection Marty ( THEGODBEAST) Hansen to bring this figure into three dimensions. The as-yet-unnamed Armorvor had sprung from the creative mind of Matt Doughty years before, but it was a colossal toy team-up that would bring this little wolf warrior to life. It originally debuted at the Onell booth during last year’s New York Comic Con. If you follow along with the independent toy market, the Armorvor might be familiar to you. It sold out quickly, but two new colorways will be available in this week’s drop, so I thought it’d be a good time to review the last release, Venjorun! A new mold had been added to the roster, an Armorvor. Sword of the Animist as a result of the Automaton's "attack" trigger, the Sword's own "attack" trigger does not trigger in that same attack, because it had to be attached already.The July Glyos drop had a surprise if you were there when it began. In that case, the granted ability would look at the Armory Automaton's controller, which would be you, even though the equipment itself is still controlled by your opponent.Īlso note that if you attach e.g. Note that there are equipments with different wordings that directly grant abilities to the equipped creature, such as Avarice Amulet. To determine the controller of a delayed triggered ability, see rules 603.7d–f. For a triggered ability, this is the controller of the object when the ability triggered, unless it’s a delayed triggered ability. For an activated ability, this is the player who activated the ability.
For a static ability, this is the current controller of the object it’s on. The words “you” and “your” on an object refer to the object’s controller, its would-be controller (if a player is attempting to play, cast, or activate it), or its owner (if it has no controller). Therefore, these abilities look for the controller of the equipment:ġ09.5. The ability that triggers off Dowsing Dagger and Sword of the Animist respectively are on that equipment, not on the creature. Since your opponent remains as the controller of the equipments Armory Automaton attaches to itself, your opponent will continue to receive their effects. The term 'you' in an object's text always refers to that object's controller.
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