i love this guys art, and his ability is really interesting to build around. he feels mythic, without feeling like a staple to every deck that can run him. that's how mythics should be designed.
Oh, my--it says "targets one or more other permanents" and does not use the word "nonland". Early Frost. More realistically, Mythos of Illuna.
The way it's worded though, I don't think you get three lands out of that. It only makes a clone of one thing, regardless of how many things are being targeted.
Once again I'm more into the normal art. Which do you all prefer?
I prefer the normal - She really appears like a boastful tavern-rat here who probably never pays her bill, but the innkeeper won't ever say anything because she's a god.
The showcase art just makes her seen like a really severe shaman or village elder telling a haunting creation myth over a fire. That's a completely different idea. It's not about boasting.
Also, at the risk of stirring controversy, I like that she's depicted as a black woman in her regular art. Wish her showcase was the same.
I know UG is Changelings in this set, but I'm not really seeing how this is a signpost uncommon for the tribe. What exactly is the changeling gameplan, and how might this saga leverage that?
Argh, there it is again, on the showcase art! The "one side of the head shaved" haircut! When will they reveal the barber planeswalker?
Mechanics-wise, both sides are pretty cool. I like the horn for commander.
Isn't that the same haircut they have in the Vikings show? I', not suggesting it's historically accurate, but I don't think it's a thing WotC invented for vikings.
Have people seen Skull Raid? I might cube it because the Melvin in me likes designs like this, but they really fixed the issue with discard sometimes being dead in your hand in the late game.
I feel like I may be a little liberal with my foretell evaluations since if I'm to include any foretell cards, I might as well include enough to make the guessing-which-card-is-exiled somewhat of a mystery.
Pretty sure it is Esika - In all her art she's depicted with strands of magic emitting from her hands. It just seems to be depicting (in sort of a before and after composite) the Raven leaving Alrund, and the raven arriving in Esika's hands.
Xcric, God *wants* you to twiddle your boneflute. I'm sorry if your church has told you different.
The way it's worded though, I don't think you get three lands out of that. It only makes a clone of one thing, regardless of how many things are being targeted.
I prefer the normal - She really appears like a boastful tavern-rat here who probably never pays her bill, but the innkeeper won't ever say anything because she's a god.
The showcase art just makes her seen like a really severe shaman or village elder telling a haunting creation myth over a fire. That's a completely different idea. It's not about boasting.
Also, at the risk of stirring controversy, I like that she's depicted as a black woman in her regular art. Wish her showcase was the same.
But this isn't really an "over two turns" spell. This is a "set it and forget it" spell that you cast turns later for 3, when it's necessary.
Probably one of those clerics that sold his soul for unlimited power and became a demon, but didn't want to lose his cleric union benefits.
Isn't that the same haircut they have in the Vikings show? I', not suggesting it's historically accurate, but I don't think it's a thing WotC invented for vikings.
I feel like I may be a little liberal with my foretell evaluations since if I'm to include any foretell cards, I might as well include enough to make the guessing-which-card-is-exiled somewhat of a mystery.
From a card called "Skull Raid"??
Yeah, I'm a big fan of the chromatic winter wonderland art scattered throughout.