Bolares
Legend
I find the ultimate rather interesting. It makes me want to find a way to activate it faster.
D&D General MtG Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Spoiler Thread
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Bolares
Legend
Isn't that a low bar to overcome hahaha
Henadic Theologian
Legend
At the 10:38 mark you see the Artwork for Asmodeus's card among the other art, which is most Dragons, but no stats as the card they revel is Inferno of the Star Mountains. Asmodeus's art has alot more red in it them black, its a hint he is mono red.
I searched through all the previews today, there are no previews left for the main set, yet some how there are main set cards left unrevealed, including Asmodeus WTF.
How do we find out what there cards are? Pull out the tarot deck to read the future tea leave, a time traveling deloren or Tartas? Maybe the Bajoran Orb of Time, let the prophets of Bajor reveal the cards to us.
The pooch this.
Parmandur
Book-Friend, he/him
There are a few more coming thus evening, I believe, or Magic Weekly on Thursday will finish the main set.
the Jester
Legend
For the record, you can play one in my campaign.
Bardic Dave
Adventurer
This is a very similar mechanic to what Hearthstone used for werewolves (power and toughness swapped every other turn as they shift back and forth between forms). Does MTG have a history of doing this too, or did they crib it from Hearthstone?
Scribe
Legend
Yes, Magic has had werewolves that change.
Bardic Dave
Adventurer
I didn’t look at them all, but most of these seem to be completely different cards when they transform. I was talking specifically about swapping power and toughness every turn but otherwise remaining the same card (e.g. this 2/4 becomes a 4/2 becomes a 2/4 etc.)Yes, Magic has had werewolves that change.
Edit: here’s an example. Not exactly the same mechanic, but aesthetically very similar.
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