60 cards, 3 sideboard
28 Swamp
28 lands
2 Bloodlord of Vaasgoth
1 Anowon, the Ruin Sage
2 Bloodrage Vampire
1 Kalitas, Bloodchief of Ghet
1 Drana, Kalastria Bloodchief
2 Bloodhusk Ritualist
1 Bloodthrone Vampire
2 Viscera Seer
2 Blood Seeker
4 Child of Night
1 Guul Draz Vampire
19 creatures
4 Doom Blade
1 Consume Spirit
2 Mind Sludge
2 Rise from the Grave
3 Mind Rot
1 Duress
13 other spells
Sideboard
1 Mirri the Cursed
1 Chancellor of the Dross
1 Sign in Blood
3 sideboard cards
Does the blood thirst ability of bloodlord stack with 2nd them making blood thirst 6 rather then 3? And ideas to make this completely standard
I dont think so, as the bloodthirst says it will come with 3 counters, if it says 2 times that it will come with 3 counters, it will come with 3 counters. End
No matter how many bloodthirsts, it will enter the battlefield with the highest amount of counters among them. The others are redundant, as it IS entering with that many counters, maybe just some more
Ic ic I was thinking because 1 bloodlord gives blood thirst 3 then 2 would give blood thirst 6
No, it will give 2 bloodthirst 3, meaning he would come the game with three counters by 1, and the other is redundant as he already is with 3 counters
I believe it will give it a separate bloodthirst in addition to any existing.....great question I was wondering the same. Gonna repost in question thread.
I would splash red if you want better Vampires. There's this article on GatheringMagic called "Price of Glory" that details an aggro Vampire build.
I'll check it out
You're wrong. Each instance of bloodthirst applies separately. So if you have two bloodlords out and you play a bloodrage after dealing damage to your opponent he'll technically have bloodthirst 7.
Seraph is right. Each instance of Bloodthirst would trigger, one after the other. They could try to {Stiffle} one instance, but the rest would resolve. Basically, you just add the total number: Bloodthirst 2 + Bloodthirst 1 + Bloodthirst 3 is pretty much Bloodthirst 6.
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{Bloodline Keeper} that Is all