nukeman8000
(?)Community Member
- Posted: Fri, 27 Apr 2012 08:12:58 +0000
So, There is a new card called Triumph of Ferocity.
According to some, this card depicts an overt rape scenario. Elaine Chase, the product manager for Wizards, replied on twitter:
Regarding Triumph of Ferocity: Wizards and I apologize for the upsetting situation related to card imagery. In light of the community conversation it can clearly be viewed in a way that is in direct opposition the brand image we strive to maintain. This was absolutely not our intent, but intentions don’t override the real emotional reactions our fans have. While the bigger story provides context, individual cards are seen in isolation. That is the standard each card needs to live up to. In hindsight this story point could have been depicted in a less real-world related and emotionally charged way. We will take this as a learning opportunity and strive to do better in the future.
So i am making this thread to get people's opinions on this controversy, and to see what they think the art shows.
According to some, this card depicts an overt rape scenario. Elaine Chase, the product manager for Wizards, replied on twitter:
Elain Chase
Regarding Triumph of Ferocity: Wizards and I apologize for the upsetting situation related to card imagery. In light of the community conversation it can clearly be viewed in a way that is in direct opposition the brand image we strive to maintain. This was absolutely not our intent, but intentions don’t override the real emotional reactions our fans have. While the bigger story provides context, individual cards are seen in isolation. That is the standard each card needs to live up to. In hindsight this story point could have been depicted in a less real-world related and emotionally charged way. We will take this as a learning opportunity and strive to do better in the future.
So i am making this thread to get people's opinions on this controversy, and to see what they think the art shows.