Delver confusion

[BadLuckIrish]

Alright whats with the {Delver of Secrets}?
Exactly why is he so amazing? To have a 3/2 on turn 2? O.o Not exactly that great according with me and a friend of mine.

[cltrn81]

Alright whats with the {Delver of Secrets}?
Exactly why is he so amazing? To have a 3/2 on turn 2? O.o Not exactly that great according with me and a friend of mine.

How many 3/2 flyers can you have in play on turn 2 that can attack without spending mana on turn 2?

I hope that answers the question.

Edit:  Highly competitive decks generally have 2 things in common...low mana cost and finishing an opponent quick.  Delver fits both those

[Harmon1c]

* with ✨FLYYYING! ✨

[BadLuckIrish]

Alright whats with the {Delver of Secrets}?
Exactly why is he so amazing? To have a 3/2 on turn 2? O.o Not exactly that great according with me and a friend of mine.

How many 3/2 flyers can you have in play on turn 2 that can attack without spending mana on turn 2?

I hope that answers the question.

I guess its just because of i think of playing against it in my B/U zombie deck which is just littered with killing spells.

[BlackJester]

Alright whats with the {Delver of Secrets}?
Exactly why is he so amazing? To have a 3/2 on turn 2? O.o Not exactly that great according with me and a friend of mine.

How many 3/2 flyers can you have in play on turn 2 that can attack without spending mana on turn 2?

I hope that answers the question.

I guess its just because of i think of playing against it in my B/U zombie deck which is just littered with killing spells.

Delver should also be running instants like {Mana Leak}, which it can play on it's T2.

[Richardalcala]

80% of the time flying hits the player cause they have no legal blockers.

[DirtyMustachio]

It's not such much delver as itself, it's the free hits that get you while they set up.

  Six damage early game is easier that six damage late game.

[BadLuckIrish]

So i just played a delver deck. Early aggro but still no problem. Mostly because of a turn 5 {Skaab Ruinator} without the casting side effect :/ idk seems interesting though