I hate when they approximate established abilities.A few people here need to re-read Jace's minus. The token only dies to spells, not abilities. Ballista/Gideon +1/Earthshaker Khenra don't insta-kill it.
He's still pretty bad, but the minus is actually decent.
A few people here need to re-read Jace's minus. The token only dies to spells, not abilities. Ballista/Gideon +1/Earthshaker Khenra don't insta-kill it.
He's still pretty bad, but the minus is actually decent.
Gafers are bad at card evaluations. This discussion solidifies pirate Jace as broken and likely to be banned pre pro tour.
I don't know what deck it would even go in. None of it's abilities are particularly busted.
Gormless, Skinny Guy Tribal
Have some standardsNew sexy Jace is my 4th husbando, I like him now. I think he's too clean shaven for a castaway though. Maybe he can't grow facial hair.
It's yet another thing green is stealing from blueMono-Green Merfolk don't bother me for an obvious reason: because there's nothing inherently blue about the ocean other than the fact the blue mana symbol has a drop of water in it.
Oh no, every villain is gonna end up working for bolas for the next several blocks, aren't they?
Just noticed this. Confirmation that Vraska is working for Bolas.
Oh no, every villain is gonna end up working for bolas for the next several blocks, aren't they?
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Just noticed this. Confirmation that Vraska is working for Bolas.[/QUOTE]
Could be manipulation and not willful servitude
Same differenceCould be manipulation and not willful servitude
Mono-Green Merfolk don't bother me for an obvious reason: because there's nothing inherently blue about the ocean other than the fact the blue mana symbol has a drop of water in it.
It's yet another thing green is stealing from blue
I'm starting to feel that way about greenYeah, but fuck blue. Nobody sits down and a table and says "oh good my opponent is playing blue."
Just noticed this. Confirmation that Vraska is working for Bolas.
I have to say I'm mildly annoyed at this card:
Blue and Red get Prowess, but Green gets permanent prowess? (I know it's a riff of old cards like Quirion Dryad, but still).
Quick question about playing this card: So if the player picks up his cards and has more than seven in his hand, he will have to discard the rest, right? (Unless he/she has a card that allows more than seven, obviously.) I see the main reason to play the card, clear the battlefield, but is the above another way to think about the effectiveness of the card?
yes but only at the end of his or her turn meaning he or she have a chance to replay some of their cards and go below 8 cards. If it were an instant you could do it on their end step like the much maligned Cyclonic Rift.Quick question about playing this card: So if the player picks up his cards and has more than seven in his hand, he will have to discard the rest, right? (Unless he/she has a card that allows more than seven, obviously.) I see the main reason to play the card, clear the battlefield, but is the above another way to think about the effectiveness of the card?
Quick question about playing this card: So if the player picks up his cards and has more than seven in his hand, he will have to discard the rest, right? (Unless he/she has a card that allows more than seven, obviously.) I see the main reason to play the card, clear the battlefield, but is the above another way to think about the effectiveness of the card?
Forgotten Ancient and Managorger Hydra say hello. They do the same thing, but better (especially Forgotten Ancient). And Ancient is an old card, certainly pre-dating Prowess (as a keyword ability) by years.
They don't have to discard until the very end of their own turn, which means they usually end up getting to play enough cards back out to not have to discard.
yes but only at the end of his or her turn meaning he has a chance to replay some of his cards and go below 8 cards. If it were an instant you could do it on his end step like the much maligned Cyclonic Rift.
Discarding down to hand size happens at end of turn, not immediately.
Those two care about spells your opponents cast, not you.
Those two care about spells your opponents cast, not you.
Forgotten Ancient and Managorger Hydra say hello. They do the same thing, but better (especially Forgotten Ancient). And Ancient is an old card, certainly pre-dating Prowess (as a keyword ability) by years.
Managorger gives no fucks who casts the spell
Did you not read the second of my two sentences? " (I know it's a riff of old cards like Quirion Dryad, but still)."
Caring about non-creature spells is weird for green to do, though.
Same difference
Not if it results in her getting upset over it an unexpectedly joining The Gatewatch.
Sets up a lot more interesting plot points IMO
How else would a PW be a castaway but getting his mind wiped.
I really would have liked getting a chandra PW with her in the wheel chair.
That reminds me why is Ajani on Ixalan again? He was supposed to go to Dominaria.I feel fairly confident we're going to see all four of them doing goofball shit in some backwater plane. I imagine Liliana is going to be in Dominaria given that's where she is from.
That reminds me why is Ajani on Ixalan again? He was supposed to go to Dominaria.
Paths taken through the blind eternities are only supposed to stay open for a short time IIRC but that's book knowledge which is always in flux.I would think the most valid assumption is that the Gatewatch never came back because they were brilliant and figured they'd fight Bolas head-on and failed so he went to look for then using his kitty-nose.
Paths taken through the blind eternities are only supposed to stay open for a short time IIRC but that's book knowledge which is always in flux.
PWs can chase PWs through the blind eternities, when a PW opens a path other PWs can reopen them basically and take the same.I don't know what that means.
PWs can chase PWs through the blind eternities, when a PW opens a path other PWs can reopen them basically and take the same.