Thanks for the comment! I would define a "bomb" as a card that heavily skews a board state to a player's favor. An alternative definition is that a "bomb" can stabilize a losing board state, turn a stable board state to a winning board state, and convert a winning board state into a win. (I'll talk more about board states & how bombs work within those board states on my next video on Quadrant Theory). The most obvious bombs would be any legendary: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, etc. But since legendaries are much less common in draft than in constructed premiere, what constitutes a "bomb" in draft is more expansive, and would include many commons & uncommons. I would consider all AT-ATs & Star Destroyers, Cargo Juggernaut, Guerilla Attack Pod, AT-ST, Mercenary Company, and all leader units as bombs - big, beefy units that can finish off a base in 1-2 attacks.
Do bombs exist, and if so, what are some examples and why would you consider it one?
Thanks for the comment! I would define a "bomb" as a card that heavily skews a board state to a player's favor. An alternative definition is that a "bomb" can stabilize a losing board state, turn a stable board state to a winning board state, and convert a winning board state into a win. (I'll talk more about board states & how bombs work within those board states on my next video on Quadrant Theory).
The most obvious bombs would be any legendary: Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, etc. But since legendaries are much less common in draft than in constructed premiere, what constitutes a "bomb" in draft is more expansive, and would include many commons & uncommons. I would consider all AT-ATs & Star Destroyers, Cargo Juggernaut, Guerilla Attack Pod, AT-ST, Mercenary Company, and all leader units as bombs - big, beefy units that can finish off a base in 1-2 attacks.