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<blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 4210503" data-attributes="member: 23977">The role of controler seems more about changing the overall ways tactics can be used on the battlefield, rather then directly stopping/causing damage (which is a secondary effect.)Like if your enemy's attack routine relies on the ability to fling his minions across the board to damage your as they explode...A defender would cause the minions to have to damage him, or possibly block the damage it does. he still damages someone with he ability, or has the chance to sue it and possibly get past your defender.A controller on teh other hand would cause an effect that actually removes your ability to use that tactic. (By putting upa&nbsp; wall or banishing your minions to another realm.) Now you have to completely change tactics, and rely on another ability/attack.The controler works by changing overal tactics, defender works on a case by case basis.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scribble, post: 4210503, member: 23977"] The role of controler seems more about changing the overall ways tactics can be used on the battlefield, rather then directly stopping/causing damage (which is a secondary effect.) Like if your enemy's attack routine relies on the ability to fling his minions across the board to damage your as they explode... A defender would cause the minions to have to damage him, or possibly block the damage it does. he still damages someone with he ability, or has the chance to sue it and possibly get past your defender. A controller on teh other hand would cause an effect that actually removes your ability to use that tactic. (By putting upa wall or banishing your minions to another realm.) Now you have to completely change tactics, and rely on another ability/attack. The controler works by changing overal tactics, defender works on a case by case basis. [/QUOTE]

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