I rarely play them or see them played. It’s true that a non-zero percentage of my draft games end in board stalls with one player milling out, and in theory I like the idea of having some insurance for those scenarios, but the cards are never impactful enough in any other situation. But this one might come the closest – a 4/4 flyer for 6 isn’t bad, and in Duskmourn it can also function as a Delirium hoser.
4/4 with flying in limited is pretty strong. And given that they’re some mechanics that check the content of the library you can mess up with your opponent strategy as a plus.
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“Common or uncommon artifact creature that puts cards back in your library for two mana” seems to be a new staple.
I rarely play them or see them played. It’s true that a non-zero percentage of my draft games end in board stalls with one player milling out, and in theory I like the idea of having some insurance for those scenarios, but the cards are never impactful enough in any other situation. But this one might come the closest – a 4/4 flyer for 6 isn’t bad, and in Duskmourn it can also function as a Delirium hoser.
4/4 with flying in limited is pretty strong. And given that they’re some mechanics that check the content of the library you can mess up with your opponent strategy as a plus.
I welcome more colorless options for grenzo, dungeon warden shenanigans.