MTG Salvation

I would gladly pick this up in Limited.

Seagulls are already bird horrors in real life.

There it is--that last card someone is going to pass to you in draft as they smirk at you.

Clone Spirit on the front--good value, yes...but that aura creates a clone copy that is also a Spirit during each of your upkpeep steps. Sure, "aura on a creature" has two ways to be taken out but by the time your opponent find an answer it could be over for them.

Only 1 damage to me at the beginning of my upkeep? To have a 2-drop 3/3 zombie? Totally worth it.

Wow, there are so many ways to abuse this for value. Village Rites, Eaten Alive, Rite of Oblivion, Relentless Dead...the list goes on.

Dreadful Service can be useful only really with Cryptbreaker, so at least you get 2 zombies per discard. Other than that, it becomes one of those "yes, I'll get that card but only so I can complete the set" cards.

This is always a really good effect in Limited.

The entire Wizard Class says "yeah, okay, sure, whatever".

So essentially this is always a turn 3 5/5 with ward 2. That's good value.

Not especially powerful but I like it.

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In the past, the "you may put a creature card from your hand onto the battlefield" effect has managed to be broken. Let's see if this one can be broken, as well.

What could go wrong on turn 4-6 plopping down two Grave Titans?

Absolutely nothing....if *you* are the one dropping them onto the battlefield.

That is a very solid uncommon card.

That's amazing value--every card you take from an opponent's deck is worth two of your own.

Expressive Iteration forces you to play the exiled card on that turn; Reckless Impulse gives you until the end of your next turn. Depending on the situation, one may be better than the other but neither one is going to be strictly better in every circumstance.