MTG Salvation

That's a pretty unusual card, for UB. I like it, although land saccing isn't something that Dimir is traditionally known for.

I won't shed any tears for PW Decks going away, if that they do. For an intro product they were nothing less than horrible jank with severely limited card interactions.

That second ability is pretty Green for a Izzet Planeswalker.

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They need to include shocklands to move Brawl product - people have less faith in it than Commander, it's a risky product for WotC.

I think it'll pay off, because the value is, at least initially, there. But we all know that honeymoon periods with Wizards tend to evaporate VERY quickly.

"You. Ate. My. BOYFRIEND!"
*RRRREEEEEEEEEEEE*

That Shieldbreaker has some highly unusual art - almost tapestry like. And the use of blank space defined by surroundings? I'm quite taken with it.

I want Return to Theros to feature WB Gideon and Elspeth having a tragic zombie love story.

Ikoria will really have to work to make me impressed, sounds like a total Timmy set of just "ramp into huge creatures and then smash them together".

The interlocked core set symbol is interesting, although I can't tell if it's actually going to be used beyond the announcement. I kinda hope it will be but I'm not holding my breath.

Zendikar Rising? No thanks. I'm done with that place - I don't like Allies, Awaken, or Eldrazi, and not even the prospect of potentially reprinted man-lands can sway me.

I like all three, although I don't know why Mardu Legendaries always have to have such a massive casting cost. Mardu excels at aggro - if you're going to make the commander cost a bajillion mana, then you may as well not bother with it. The Esper legend is interesting where Flying Tribal is concerned, but since there's artifact and enchantment interactions, that may be the more prudent way to go about it. The Jund legendary I really like most of all three - a very simple, uncomplicated Aristocrats commander.

Flavor is over the top, in every sense of the phrase.

It does seem like a split card - a creature/non-creature split, which we certainly haven't seen before.

Food is indeed involved with magic quite often, and also with fairies and associated bods particularly. Fairies have been said to either be pleased or offended by food offered to them by humans in various bits of folklore.

Since food is something that sustains or improves the condition (normally) of the being that seeks it, I imagine it would give +1/+1 counters and/or life, though I would vastly prefer counters to life since it synergizes so well with proliferate.

"I'll send this at you, and this at you, and this at you."
"Uh, we can't block."
"Sweet! Just attack each other for me, won't you? I'm gonna just sit back and eat some chips."

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I can finally build Naya Cats after a decade of waiting for a legend though!

What Red Cats really merit playing?

One spell, one token, unless you jump through hoops. With bigger tokens, such as the Angels from Sigil of the Empty Throne, this might be okay, but still, a lot of work for not much reward.

Great, another way to cheat Eldrazi onto the table. Just what we needed. I'm so enthused.

Okay, so it's a political card. My question is this: why is it in the two least political colors?

Yikes, that is spikey. And not just the art.

Must be in the Madness deck - don't see what possible interactions it could have in the Sultai Morph deck.