Ha ha, silly me. I was wondering why #7 would not work, and considered this card bonkers broken... Until I realized it's NOT an enchantment...
But anyway,yes, it should give you three activations per fetchland. You can, of course, not crack it in your opponents end step and keep it on the battlefield if that suits you - though no situations come to my mind where that would be an advantage. Maybe if you know the opponent is playing basic land sweepers that destroy only the basics you are playing.
If I understand it correctly, Hero of Bretagard counts any counters on her, for example also Ability Counters from Ikoria and onward. So she doesn't have to be 11/11 upon Apotheosis, but could have some extra abilities instead.
Interesting contrast between the normal and the showcase art. Normal art makes her look young, vivacious but also brash and not mindful of consequences. The showcase version looks older and wiser, but also like a seasoned storyteller who has a forest of thousand tall tales in store.
^Agreed. It should work as all cards you Foretell while this guy is in play get a kind of "tag" (I'm sure there's a precise rules term) that is linked to the foretold card itself, fixing the casting cost from exile as long as it remains exiled facedown.
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.
"unlimited power"
Power = 0
Anyway, I actually hope this becomes a thing, and a reasonably expensive card. then this puny little demon can go flip off Abyssal Persecutor and Lord of the Pit!
But anyway,yes, it should give you three activations per fetchland. You can, of course, not crack it in your opponents end step and keep it on the battlefield if that suits you - though no situations come to my mind where that would be an advantage. Maybe if you know the opponent is playing basic land sweepers that destroy only the basics you are playing.
Yes, back in the mid-nineties I regularly played Time Elemental.
I wonder why they did not just use "mahlt" (with h), which means to mill or grind. In der Mühle mahlt man das Mehl.
Of course, it would have been best if they used "müllert"!
Dead Winter
Winter
Mild Winter
For Germans:
Kald
Schweinekald
Verdammlich aber auch, es ist KALD!!!
Interesting contrast between the normal and the showcase art. Normal art makes her look young, vivacious but also brash and not mindful of consequences. The showcase version looks older and wiser, but also like a seasoned storyteller who has a forest of thousand tall tales in store.
"unlimited power"
Power = 0
Anyway, I actually hope this becomes a thing, and a reasonably expensive card. then this puny little demon can go flip off Abyssal Persecutor and Lord of the Pit!
Perhaps a Boast flip condition?
I am also curious what they will name this in German. Harnfell literally means "Urine Fur"!! Like, you know, they once used urine to cure hides...