MTG Salvation

Kulrath Knight

Woodfall Primus

People don't want narrative in games, they just want power.

I agree cEDH ruins everything.

To the surprise of no one one new guy who turned up for a week or two who had the cEDH mindset ended up getting himself banned after arguing with the store manager. Not a related matter but it's reflective of the overall personality.

I know what the c really stands for and it's not something pleasant I can say on the forums.

Archaeomancer already has a party type.

What about Realm Razer and flicker effects?

Although you'll need alternate sources of mana to cast the flicker effects.

Ah yes, the most boring yet completely functional card in the game.

There's a few picks like Sylvan Primordial that I would like to see as playable but it's not a big enough issue to matter.

I mean there were a few situations like when Flash was legal and Sylvan Primordial was banned which made no sense. People where scooping just when a Flash was played.

Cat goes straight to the Rin and Seri Brawl deck.

It's supposed to help aggro with land flood.

The design and theory of the card is fine.

It has those types because it's venturing with a party of those types.

This guy seems pretty good when you think about him.

His biggest bane is huge lifegain decks but then it's kicker gives you a useful tool against those decks.

Has anyone thought about giving him haste? Set each player to ten with kicker then swing for ten.

Winota card?

She also has a party creature type with warrior.

That artwork is wigging me out too hard. Mosquitoes man.

The only issue with a Viking set is that people also anticipated an Egypt set for a long time and then Amonkhet sucked hard.

Well Werewolf is my favorite tribe so the I like the fact that they are bringing in an entire set with them as a major focus.

Obviously being double sided cards they don't get much outside support other than in Innistrad sets.

Strixhaven sounds cool, and I wonder if actual Harry Potter licensed cards will be in it, akin to Ikoria/Godzilla. Actually Godzilla is my favorite film franchise but I wonder how a monster movie franchise got the drop on first crossover in place of something actually related to magic and fantasy like Harry Potter.

Twilight skin cards would be hilarious for Innistrad, but I doubt many would share my ironic glee.

Dungeons and Dragons sounds fine.

Strangely enough Kaldheim sounds the least interesting, despite a Viking set having being waited for so long.

If they do Roman era will they extend beyond the borders and dig in to Christianity? Pontius Pilate and stuff.

Remember they do old Testament based cards in Wrath of God and Part Water. So maybe it's time to dig into New Testament more. Golgothian Sylex.