Considering she can use any humans and bonus to warriors, minus any blue.
Don't you mean soldiers?
Luckily there's a lot of soldier buffs (not so much for warriors, although khans provided a couple of mostly bad ones).
I might have been thinking of her lore to be honest. Anthem decks in fast colors shouldn't be taken lightly. It's the small buffs that add up if she swings wide. That being said soldiers have some great stuff too.
Considering she can use any humans and bonus to warriors, minus any blue. Yet have access to tutors, buffs, lords, protection and the best removal suite. I dare say she might be ideal for it.
I jokingly put together a enchantress variant of her, using some of the more aggro constellation cards with all the fun control enchantments to minimize rebuttals.
My lgs hosts pods of 4 or more generally every week. If that doesn't suit you there are lots of people who avoid the event and just play edh in other 3 man or more pods. They are aware of French but only take the mulligan rules often choosing traditional overall.
Buying all five. While the individual card value is high, I also still need some staples for colors I avoided in my meta. All five offer a host of decent cards to either increase the fun value and have collectors value.
My personal focus will be on atraxa for a counters matter deck. My wife wanted Saskia because she's a fan of metal plus doubling up damage or spreading the love fits. The other three are for future value and ideas.
The prices you found on, were great. Run with them
I think I'm a little more different but I agree with the majority (really either side)
I like the idea of my general being able to be played, without fear of it leaving my side. I don't mind how many times it dies, and how often I don't call it out, but to have it always in the command zone is a bit of relief. On the same line, I'll miss sending my best friend's favorite to the bottom just cause they are a hassle to deal with. The only fear I have is the value of a few choice removals but I rather board wipe anyway, cause you know edh group games.
Well I've been lurking here since around 2013, I have never posted once (Total lie, I did hi my first name thread thingy.)
I've been playing magic for what appears to now celebrate my 13th year (Holy Cow). Lets see, when I started playing folks only used tribal decks with some control mixed in. I started playing EDH before it was cool at a table in college with friends, hype to play in a yugioh anime format for mtg (we had a theory no one used duplicates in yugioh ever, til recently). If it's any indication the idea of being treated as a planeswalker is new to me, I was back when we were just called wizards for playing our decks.
Back to MTG ! I love all formats, I have experience in so many but I've found multiplayer to be the most fun. I have a deck for every format except standard cause I dislike the rotations and limited number of decks. I personally have gone into legacy/modern and mainly focus on EDH cause it's the format that turns "Bad Cards" into "Oh thats awesome." cards.
I've found magic to be the most expressive game ever. I adore this forums and all it's primers and interesting people who make it more unique than a lot of other sites. I am a wealth of experience but truth be told I've only hit the tip of the ice berg. As long as this game exists I will keep learning more, building more and having more fun.
I might have been thinking of her lore to be honest. Anthem decks in fast colors shouldn't be taken lightly. It's the small buffs that add up if she swings wide. That being said soldiers have some great stuff too.
I jokingly put together a enchantress variant of her, using some of the more aggro constellation cards with all the fun control enchantments to minimize rebuttals.
My personal focus will be on atraxa for a counters matter deck. My wife wanted Saskia because she's a fan of metal plus doubling up damage or spreading the love fits. The other three are for future value and ideas.
The prices you found on, were great. Run with them
Jund felt like a natural progression to break the boredom of Stax or control builds. Kresh the blood braided would be fun too.
I like the idea of my general being able to be played, without fear of it leaving my side. I don't mind how many times it dies, and how often I don't call it out, but to have it always in the command zone is a bit of relief. On the same line, I'll miss sending my best friend's favorite to the bottom just cause they are a hassle to deal with. The only fear I have is the value of a few choice removals but I rather board wipe anyway, cause you know edh group games.
I've been playing magic for what appears to now celebrate my 13th year (Holy Cow). Lets see, when I started playing folks only used tribal decks with some control mixed in. I started playing EDH before it was cool at a table in college with friends, hype to play in a yugioh anime format for mtg (we had a theory no one used duplicates in yugioh ever, til recently). If it's any indication the idea of being treated as a planeswalker is new to me, I was back when we were just called wizards for playing our decks.
Back to MTG ! I love all formats, I have experience in so many but I've found multiplayer to be the most fun. I have a deck for every format except standard cause I dislike the rotations and limited number of decks. I personally have gone into legacy/modern and mainly focus on EDH cause it's the format that turns "Bad Cards" into "Oh thats awesome." cards.
I've found magic to be the most expressive game ever. I adore this forums and all it's primers and interesting people who make it more unique than a lot of other sites. I am a wealth of experience but truth be told I've only hit the tip of the ice berg. As long as this game exists I will keep learning more, building more and having more fun.
Happy to finally take part!