It'll add up quick, for sure. It'll be considered in most +1/+1 counters decks that use white. I can already think of a few Commander decks I may try it in. Not a huge card, but a potent one that enables a lot of good plays.
This has been made for Conclave Mentor surely. I mean it's pretty nuts with Mentor given you can play it and get 2 +1/+1 counters immediately. It will be interesting if such a deck is viable, as there is certainly something there on paper. It even has some potential in some kind of Pioneer GW Hardened Scales deck.
It would have been ridiculous as 1 drop. As a 1 drop it would be attacking as a 3/3 on turn 2, 4/4 on turn 3 and so on with no effort at all. That's way above the curve even for modern creatures.
It would have been ridiculous as 1 drop. As a 1 drop it would be attacking as a 3/3 on turn 2, 4/4 on turn 3 and so on with no effort at all. That's way above the curve even for modern creatures.
Ah, you are right about one thing, this thing turns itself into a 2/2 after casting even if it can't attack itself (and assuming it does not put the counter on a one drop from before). I now wonder how many people will forget that...
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StaffAmonkheti seems like a pretty cool word.
*Rapping* He's weak, arms are heavy, but the arts weird, mom's Amonkheti. *Rapping*
you got it the wrong way if your talking the black version
undying Mikaeus wants no +1/+1 It’s undying persist is what your looking for
but white mikaeus on the other hand that’s a different story
It would have been ridiculous as 1 drop. As a 1 drop it would be attacking as a 3/3 on turn 2, 4/4 on turn 3 and so on with no effort at all. That's way above the curve even for modern creatures.