Is it just me or are the werewolves in the vampire set stronger than the werewolves that were in the werewolf set? This is another excellent card for us.
Runebound Wolf is going into my wolf token commander deck. Going to be nice to attack someone with a pack of deathtouch wolves for lethal and then tap this guy before combat damage to kill another opponent as well. Love that card!
Everything about this card is amazing! They've printed so many strong wolf cards since Nightpack Ambusher that I really feel I can have a cohesive wolf deck. This is incredible.
It can be solid in EDH where I want to reduce the cost of my stuff consistently while also reducing the ever-present graveyard recursion that Commander decks utilize to create redundancy. I don't know anything about CEDH so I have no idea if that kind of value is relevant in that format. But in "casual" commander, I see the benefit.
And I just love seeing more wolves that I can utilize so that I'm not entirely reliant on wolf tokens!
It may prove to be a challenge to keep this thing alive on the human side. But a pattern where this comes down at night - finds you a werewolf and then perhaps transforms back to a human for value is exciting. I am all in on this card!
With Innistrad, I have always wondered how the humans and other monsters react to dragons. We hear about the terrors that humans battle all the time and while the Innistrad dragons seem powerful they're just kind of "there" in the cards. I wonder if people run and hide from dragons or if they don't even consider them a threat for some reason.
I am in love with Primal Adversary. Just like all the cards, it's a good early game play or a great late game play. I wouldn't be doing the multikicker on it unless it's for my alpha strike. Considering the fact that those lands remain wolves forever - I think you have to be going for the kill. That being said, I think it's a great way to accomplish that goal.
Looks like stuff's burning down away from the Celestus. Story Spotlight cards like these make me increasingly think that our heroes lost the fight at the Celestus and Tovolar successfully cranked it towards nighttime.
This could very well be the case. And perhaps part of the "Crimson Vow" isn't just about marriage but about the vampires promising to help Arlinn and the humans battle back against the Tovolar pack after they took control of the Celestus.
After all, if the Dire Pack takes over it's bad for the vampires on multiple fronts. On one side, they may be able to challenge the vampires strength head on, and on the other side, if the Dire Pack turns too many humans the vampires lose out on their food source...
Not likely - I don't have a place for an inefficient producer like this. Looks like this is limited only. Great art though.
And that art! OMG...
And I just love seeing more wolves that I can utilize so that I'm not entirely reliant on wolf tokens!
I foresee myself going nuts with a late game Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx or Selvala, Heart of the Wilds to avoid tapping all of my lands and pummeling people with them. My Commander wolf deck isn't extraordinarily powerful but it's highly synergistic. It won't be uncommon for me to turn my lands into 3/3 wolves with deathtouch (either with the new Saryth, the Viper's Fang, Wren's Run Packmaster, or Bow of Nylea) and a Fynn, the Fangbearer out of nowhere. I love it.
This could very well be the case. And perhaps part of the "Crimson Vow" isn't just about marriage but about the vampires promising to help Arlinn and the humans battle back against the Tovolar pack after they took control of the Celestus.
After all, if the Dire Pack takes over it's bad for the vampires on multiple fronts. On one side, they may be able to challenge the vampires strength head on, and on the other side, if the Dire Pack turns too many humans the vampires lose out on their food source...