it's also better than Callous Bloodmage because all modes are stronger, really.
drawing a card is better than drawing a card and losing life
a flying token is better than a token that gives you 1 life
bouncing permanents is useful in more situations (albeit less gamebreaking) than exiling graveyards.
1. Very nice body with first strike
2. Pinging for every red spell is very decent in burn
3. Like the black member of the cycle one mana less than the cycle
4. the 1/1 tokens/creatures don't stand a chance with this in play
5. Red is known for making its damage bigger (via Embermaw Hellion and Torbran, Thane of Red Fell)
6. And this is the biggest one and plan and simple Basilisk Collar effects to put on it to put one hit wonder shooting
1. U you just get the card replaced if you play a blue spell
2.G you basically keep make your creatures and itself bigger
3.R see above
4. W just makes 1/1's per white spell
5. B its just temporary envasion…for one creature
the one thing against them all, specially red and blue is that it only triggers for permanents for all of them....
but red and blue oftentimes are a lot more "spellslinger" decks.....
that thing alongside Skirk Prospector is absolutely certain to generate a combo deck somewhere or at the very least will be very efficient digging for Muxus
Getting really tired of seeing burn spells that can't go to the face anymore.
yeah.....
a red burn spell for 3 mana that deals 23948902384908234802384092839043 damage is mostly just a worse Murder
we need red removal upside of being able to go upstairs back....
That Lhurgoyf..... I think it's kinda hard to compare it to Tarmogoyf
I mean, Tarmo was crazy bananas in tempo oriented goodstuff strats.
for example:
T1: fetchland, Thoughtseize hitting anything that's not a sorcery.
T2: Tarmogoyf 3/4... then ride it for the win from there.
this new dude is nowhere near that potential of growth while disrupting opponent on turn 2.
but then, it can be a whole lot larger than Tarmo in a deck that's easier to assemble...
all you really want is a deck with a crapton of creatures with graveyard synergies and you're good to go.
this dude will get to crazy bananas stats, maybe hit for like 5 or 6 on turn 3 or something.
It's certainly powerful in a vacuum.
let's just wait and see what happens.
it's also better than Callous Bloodmage because all modes are stronger, really.
drawing a card is better than drawing a card and losing life
a flying token is better than a token that gives you 1 life
bouncing permanents is useful in more situations (albeit less gamebreaking) than exiling graveyards.
because if it doesn't.... next turn you're facing Griselbrand, Progenitus, Toxrill, the Corrosive or something equally as stupid.
tempo, card advantage, generator of chumpblockers.... seems very consistent
the one thing against them all, specially red and blue is that it only triggers for permanents for all of them....
but red and blue oftentimes are a lot more "spellslinger" decks.....
I'm happy that the ping can hit face.
about this guy right there.... it's going to make the historic elf decks with the dudes that generate a billion mana even more explosive hahah damn
scary as hell alongside Kiln Fiend and friends
nothing else.
4 mana for hard removal is already pretty expensive.... and this isn't really.
the card itself is a CRAZY limited card. Don't think it's anywhere near playable in constructed.
IMO this doesn't seem very good.
that thing alongside Skirk Prospector is absolutely certain to generate a combo deck somewhere or at the very least will be very efficient digging for Muxus
a red burn spell for 3 mana that deals 23948902384908234802384092839043 damage is mostly just a worse Murder
we need red removal upside of being able to go upstairs back....
2 flying power for 2 mana is nothing to scoof at.
we're seeing plenty of very efficient limited cards at low rarities.
nice.
I mean, Tarmo was crazy bananas in tempo oriented goodstuff strats.
for example:
T1: fetchland, Thoughtseize hitting anything that's not a sorcery.
T2: Tarmogoyf 3/4... then ride it for the win from there.
this new dude is nowhere near that potential of growth while disrupting opponent on turn 2.
but then, it can be a whole lot larger than Tarmo in a deck that's easier to assemble...
all you really want is a deck with a crapton of creatures with graveyard synergies and you're good to go.
this dude will get to crazy bananas stats, maybe hit for like 5 or 6 on turn 3 or something.
It's certainly powerful in a vacuum.
let's just wait and see what happens.