I hope it raises the chance, I mean we obviously go down on the chance of hitting the mythic that we want So it's only fair that we get a Better chance 😂
The Gitrog Monster 3BG Legendary Creature - Frog Horror Deathtouch
At the beginning of your upkeep, sacrifice The Gitrog Monster unless you sacrifice a land.
You may play an additional land on each of your turns.
Whenever one or more land cards are put into your graveyard from anywhere, draw a card. Illus. Jason Kang 6/6
Could it be? A modern playable 5 drop? Dodges everything but path, and you play it with fetches, tec edge, and ghost quarter?
It may even see standard play. This set has a lot of "return land from graveyard to hand" most likely setting up standard to make this thing viable. *Edit* this could be good with some of the landfall elementals too. It allows you to get twice, even 4 times the landfall triggers if you play something like Evolving Wilds
Last Edit: March 23, 2016, 11:36:26 AM by Thefluffymacheen
New discard outlet and potential wincon for grixis madness.
Creeping Dread 3B Enchantment At the beginning of your upkeep, each player discards a card. Each opponent who discarded a card that shares a type with the card you discarded loses 3 life. (Players reveal the discarded cards simultaneously.) Illus. Anthony Palumbo
Quote from: Brawler_1337 on March 24, 2016, 01:30:03 PM
Quote from: Kaylesh on March 24, 2016, 06:53:54 AM
seasons past seems very abusable in U/G. (4GG, sorcery, return any number of cards with different CMC to hand, put SP at the bottom of your library).
Let's choose Mystical Tutor as 1-drop, or Ethereal Usher as 6-drop....
U/G decks are probably full up on that slot with Praetor's Counsel. But you never know. I like the card, anyway.
Counsel is only one-shot, though. Since seasons past never hits the yard, it could be very hard to deal with. (It would have to be countered or discarded to even hit the yard).
U/G decks are probably full up on that slot with Praetor's Counsel. But you never know. I like the card, anyway.
Counsel is only one-shot, though. Since seasons past never hits the yard, it could be very hard to deal with. (It would have to be countered or discarded to even hit the yard).
It's often better for cards to go to the graveyard than to the bottom of the deck. The graveyard is more often than not more accessible than the deck.
Also, even though it is a one-shot, Praetor's Counsel usually generates so much card advantage that you'll most likely win a game in which it resolves.
Last Edit: March 24, 2016, 02:07:40 PM by Brawler_1337