Question about Rally - Why didn't every tribe get it?

This is such a dominant feature this season, I want to know why a few tribes were so neglected when it comes to rally?

Undeads, for example, have one rally minion and it SUCKS. It has absolutely no synergy with anything, feels like an incredible afterthought, and is actually detrimental to the undead design by adding a random enemy minion to your hand, when the entire tribe’s design is about filling your hand with useful spells and minions.

Like, who designed this minion, ChatGPT?

Beasts, Dragons, and Quilboar eat very well right now with this feature. Why are tribes like Pirates, Murlocs, and Undeads left out of the fun? Although, at least, the Pirate and Murloc ones have function with its tribe design…

Nagas have one that just gives a single coin, and I don’t think Murlocs have any at all. IDK about Elementals because I don’t play those, but it honestly feels like the devs have three favorite tribes and then just threw whatever they could together for the rest because they ran out of time, or had someone with no knowledge of the game design them in the case of undeads…

This isn’t so much a balancing complaint, since it still feels a bit more balanced than the usual messes we get, but more of a concern about design choices. I’d love to know the philosophy behind something like the Campfire Shadow and what its intention was. At best it should be a t1 card because it blows.

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I’ve gotta be honest, the design of at least half of the tribes are an absolute fustercluck of pieces that either have minimal scaling or are flat out useless. Then the ones that are strong are so strong that it’s gg if you high roll it early. Without those minions early on, you may as well concede.

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Short and Long answer. They have absolutely zero idea what they are doing. A room full of monkeys flinging poo at a wall could have done better. I’ll come back mid season if they make the right changes. TFT is just such a better game with actually developers that play their own game and make changes immediately when a problem arises.

This honestly makes a lot more sense than you think.

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