Ooh a clone is interesting. The one in hearthstone isn't plated in the current meta except the random combo deck once in a while.
Do clones have summoning sickness in magic.
Copying your opponents limited bomb sounds fucking great.
unless the copied creature has haste yes, it copies the card not the current state of it.
I love copying commanders
Great clone, or greatest clone? It seems pretty dang good.
Phantasmal Image is still the best one IMO
Great clone, or greatest clone? It seems pretty dang good.
Top 5 Clones
1) Phantasmal Image
2) Phyrexian Metamorph
3) Dack's Duplicate
4) Sakashima's Student
5) Vesuvan Shapeshifter
Altered Ego is maybe 6th? Progenitor Mimic and Evil Twin probably come after that. Sakashima is also ok but that card never left a strong impression on me.
Top 5 Clones
1) Phantasmal Image
2) Phyrexian Metamorph
3) Dack's Duplicate
4) Sakashima's Student
5) Vesuvan Shapeshifter
Altered Ego is maybe 6th? Progenitor Mimic and Evil Twin probably come after that. Sakashima is also ok but that card never left a strong impression on me. Clever Imposter is flexible but I never found I wanted to clone non-creatures enough to justify its plainness in other respects.
Vesuvan Doppleganger was the chase rare in Revised when I was a kid.
Top 5 Clones
1) Phantasmal Image
2) Phyrexian Metamorph
3) Dack's Duplicate
4) Sakashima's Student
5) Vesuvan Shapeshifter
Altered Ego is maybe 6th? Progenitor Mimic and Evil Twin probably come after that. Sakashima is also ok but that card never left a strong impression on me. Clever Imposter is flexible but I never found I wanted to clone non-creatures enough to justify its plainness in other respects.
Yeah, good list.
I was so happy to have it... and then it got stolen along with a pile of my cards. A lot of my Revised stuff went, but I didn't yet have anything valuable so it's kind of funny in hindsight how upset I was over losing my Sengir Vampires.
I mean, Shapeshifter has won at least one GP, right? Dack's Duplicate and Sakishima's Student don't get played outside of EDH/Cube.
I was always a phyrexian metamoprh whore. I used to put a playset in almost every deck I ran. Whether I was copying swords or goyfs or legends, both my own or my opponents. They put in so much work for me and ruined so many opponents days.
I used to take great joy in metamorphing swords of war and peace or feast and famine and sticking them on birds of paradise to swing with evasion on turn 4 for all the damage and hate you can imagine. The idea of a bird carrying two sword into battle always made me giggle like a child as my opponents rage scooped.
I was always a phyrexian metamoprh whore. I used to put a playset in almost every deck I ran. Whether I was copying swords or goyfs or legends, both my own or my opponents. They put in so much work for me and ruined so many opponents days.
I used to take great joy in metamorphing swords of war and peace or feast and famine and sticking them on birds of paradise to swing with evasion on turn 4 for all the damage and hate you can imagine. The idea of a bird carrying two sword into battle always made me giggle like a child as my opponents rage scooped.
Depending on the deck?
Turn 3: Batterskull
Turn 4: Metamorph, copy Batterskull
So good.
So, over-under on Vessel of Paramnesia originally having been a Memory Lapse effect, but changed after the art came in? I don't think Wizards would just unintentionally reference such famous card art.
Magic Story - Sacrifice
* The teenage daughter of a monster hunter (who is off elsewhere), Mia, is hearing rumors of the Giltrog in the lake, but she doesn't believe it. One of the main rules of monster hunting is that most of the time, people are panicking over nothing, and you need actual evidence of a monster before acting.
* Mia finds that her fence was wrecked at one point and one of her sheep is missing.
* One of the town elders and his son, Wilbur, who is friends with Mia, claim to have seen the toad. The lake is closed off and the town goes on alert. Due to the cold, everyone is wearing hooded cloaks.
* Mia is at first unwilling to write to her father for help, since she worries about bothering him, but eventually does.
* As time passes and winter arrives, mail stops coming in, and rumors fly that the mailman was eaten. The arrival of winter also means that the path into and out of town is hard to traverse.
* Mia's continued disbelief in the Giltrog causes Wilbur to become upset at her, especially as Mia starts to dip into the large amount of money her father left her to pay for things like her fence, instead of also joining in on keeping watch.
* One day, Mia finds that all of her sheep have been slaughtered and she finds tracks of a monster. Following them, she finds that they suddenly stop, and a bit further from there, there are cart tracks and human footprints. The monster was a fake, and her sheep were killed by humans.
* She follows the tracks to the lake, where her butchered sheep are loaded onto a boat by townspeople, still wearing their hooded cloaks (with hoods over their heads).
* Mia sneaks onto the boat, which goes to the middle of the lake. The people start tossing the lamb chunks--taken from a nonbeliever--into the lake.
* Mia confronts the townspeople, who are all people she knows, including Wilbur and his father.
* The Giltrog appears, and Mia scoffs at how they're worshiping a giant frog.
* The Giltrog is upset and starts eating everyone with its long tongue. The cultists realize they have to sacrifice Mia herself and start attacking her, but the frog keeps eating them as they do this. Wilbur comes to her rescue.
* The Giltrog destroys parts of the boat and eventually climbs onto it. Mia and Wilbur jump into the lake to escape and manage to get onto land, but they are too exhausted and cold to do anything after. The frog follows them, and unable to do anything else, Mia looks into its eyes and gets Hypnotoad'd. She kills Wilbur and offers him to the Giltrog, who is satisfied and leaves.
* In spring, it's revealed that mail just got delayed due to snow on the path into town, and the mailman comes, along with a letter from Mia's father's organization. Mia welcomes the mailman to her house and offers to show him the lake.
Yessir, my favorite asshole casual deck that "won things it shouldn't have against decks that should have been much better than it" was a simple green ramp with metamorphs, swords, batterskulls, and wurmcoil engines.
Great clone, or greatest clone? It seems pretty dang good.
I was always a phyrexian metamoprh whore. I used to put a playset in almost every deck I ran. Whether I was copying swords or goyfs or legends, both my own or my opponents. They put in so much work for me and ruined so many opponents days.
I used to take great joy in metamorphing swords of war and peace or feast and famine and sticking them on birds of paradise to swing with evasion on turn 4 for all the damage and hate you can imagine. The idea of a bird carrying two sword into battle always made me giggle like a child as my opponents rage scooped.
Seems very expensive, but limited playable.
Tamiyo's changing Journal number was to point to the hidden clue message: https://www.reddit.com/r/magicTCG/comments/4bm66i/soi_puzzle_clue_token_flavor_texts/
RoboRosewater managed to come up with another nifty, unique effect (once you translate its tortured language) that I think would be an interesting card:
Seems very expensive, but limited playable.
Seems very expensive, but limited playable.
This is literally Central Yharnam.
This is literally Central Yharnam.
Also new card (with some pretty kickass art):
This is literally Central Yharnam.
Also new card (with some pretty kickass art):