Cool, thanks. That's what I wanted to hear read.
I like this card and think perhaps the art or flavor threw me off into thinking "If the first opportunist loots the corpse/victim right after the moment of death, why would there be any loot of value (cards) left for other opportunists nearby who get there shortly thereafter?" lol
When a card like Morbid opportunist states "This ability triggers only once each turn", does that apply to each opportunist which creates the trigger? To my knowledge there are only ten cards now with this "once per turn" limiting stipulation on triggering abilities, all are relatively new, and I haven't played against any of them yet, so I just want to make sure I understand clearly.
For example... If I have two morbid opportunists in play, and another creature dies, would I draw two cards (one for each opportunist triggering), or only one card because the second opportunist is not able to trigger since that same ability already triggered that turn from another source which produces the same trigger? I'm just wondering if multiples in play are redundant because they see each other triggering where the first prevents the others, or if the condition/restriction is tied directly to each object independently allowing for multiple copies to each trigger once per turn.
Just remember that not every clone uses the stack. Sakashima's Student is one such card which can enter during the attack and can't be responded to when it does.
I wonder how this compares to grim haruspex for the edh spot. I think the once per turn is the death of this card's playability despite the token triggers. I think this is the first time we've seen this kind of draw on a rogue card though so that is always a thing...
Commander players will like this card. Get your foils now while they're cheap and still under the radar
Exactly. This is not as good as anguished unmaking, utter end nor vindicate which can hit lands. That's why this isn't rare despite the flashback. It's not even as good as despark or vanishing verse. Alas, some decks indeed want and prefer cards which sacrifice permanents like Teysa, Orzhov Scion, so that's who benefits from this printing most.
Might as well add "When this enters the battlefield, all Skyknight Legionnaires transform into green creatures named Envious Legionnaires until end of turn"
Perhaps to encourage migration to the new domain, any user who had an account here should be given a "Legendary", "Legacy", or "Vintage" user account upon signing up for added prestige depending on how many years they were active or posts they had.
hearread.I like this card and think perhaps the art or flavor threw me off into thinking "If the first opportunist loots the corpse/victim right after the moment of death, why would there be any loot of value (cards) left for other opportunists nearby who get there shortly thereafter?" lol
For example... If I have two morbid opportunists in play, and another creature dies, would I draw two cards (one for each opportunist triggering), or only one card because the second opportunist is not able to trigger since that same ability already triggered that turn from another source which produces the same trigger? I'm just wondering if multiples in play are redundant because they see each other triggering where the first prevents the others, or if the condition/restriction is tied directly to each object independently allowing for multiple copies to each trigger once per turn.
Thanks!
Sakashima's Student is one such card which can enter during the attack and can't be responded to when it does.
Commander players will like this card. Get your foils now while they're cheap and still under the radar
Perhaps they'll give us "Seth Brundle / Jeff Goldblum, Jurassically Sparked" art in an upcoming Secret Lair: Hollywood Has-Beens
Hexproof may actually be better than protection for her as she may want to wield colored equipment of be enchanted with auras
Nice, don't forget to also include leyline of abundance
Exactly. This is not as good as anguished unmaking, utter end nor vindicate which can hit lands. That's why this isn't rare despite the flashback. It's not even as good as despark or vanishing verse. Alas, some decks indeed want and prefer cards which sacrifice permanents like Teysa, Orzhov Scion, so that's who benefits from this printing most.
Might as well add "When this enters the battlefield, all Skyknight Legionnaires transform into green creatures named Envious Legionnaires until end of turn"