Timberpack Wolf

Creature — Wolf

Timberpack Wolf gets +1/+1 for each other creature you control named Timberpack Wolf.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Gladiator	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Historic	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pauper	Legal
Pauper Duel Commander	Legal
Pauper EDH	Legal
Pioneer	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Tiny Leaders	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (41)

Max_Hammer on Bad Tribal; The Format

1 year ago

This for sure deserves an upvote!

I was originally going to make a Baloth Packhunter deck until I realized that Baloth Packhunter is a card only in MTGA. Timberpack Wolf will have to do.

Tell me if there's any blue or green cards that could work better!

Vulnoth on Fur-Fag, The Deck

4 years ago

Upvote purely for the audacity in naming and describing your deck the way you did.

I recommend maxing out as many cards as you can for consistency, unless you just like particular cards too much to cut, which I'd understand. Rot Wolf will psych out a lot of new players because of Infect, but smart players will just tank the Poison Counters until dangerous levels because you have it inconsistently and it will cost you actual damage, so I'd cut it. Skalla Wolf sounds nice, but isn't worth the 5 CMC. Silverfur Partisan is great, but not in this deck as it wants you to run pump spells and the like, unless you play with people who pack spot removal into every deck. Spirit of the Hunt can do some cute tricks but nothing truly meaningful. Lastly, Emerald Medallion can do wonders for acceleration, but you'll lose games by only running one due to inconsistency, I'd personally cut it to include more relevant cards since you realistically only need one on board.

Duskwatch Recruiter  ^Flip gives you something to do with free mana and maxing Mayor of Avabruck  ^Flip helps accelerate tokens. Wicked Wolf can put in a lot of work purely because it picks off an opponent's creature on ETB. Ferocious Pup seems decent if you max out on buffs as it creates an additional body on ETB. Timberpack Wolf is worth trying, if only because Wolf as a tribe is limited.

Howlpack Resurgence is worth maxing due to Flash, and trying out Curse of Predation could be worthwhile for keeping your field swole. It's not truly a Wolf, but Metallic Mimic puts in work for tribal decks.

Hope this helps.

Caerwyn on Make Token Copy Effects

5 years ago

Glad to be of assistance. I played around with a similar deck based on Biovisionary, which, though fine for kitchen table, was never quite competitive enough for competitive Modern.

One suggestion I do have based on my own experience, Timberpack Wolf was a fairly solid backup win condition, though I often found its lack of trample disappointing. It's probably worth a test in your deck as well.

Caerwyn on Biovisionaries everywhere

6 years ago

Mirrorweave is another option--just remember to cast it on an opponent's turn so that your victory ability will resolve before their newly-transformed Biovisionaries' does.

Consider also Timberpack Wolf as back-up win condition.

_raeofsunlight on Mono Green Token/Heavy

6 years ago

I would recommend looking into:

Cryptolith Rite, Llanowar Elves, Gyre Sage, Lifecrafter's Bestiary, Karametra's Acolyte, Champion of Lambholt, Heroic Intervention, Traproot Kami, Night Soil, Vitality Charm, Rampaging Baloths, Fists of Ironwood, Clip Wings, Commune with Nature, Soilshaper, Elder Pine of Jukai

And taking out:

Vastwood Gorger, Timberpack Wolf, Leaf Gilder, Forced Adaptation

endersblade on Werewolves

7 years ago

Drop Darkthicket Wolf and Lone Wolf for Wandering Wolf.

Drop Juvenile Gloomwidow for 2 more Timberpack Wolf.

Drop Lambholt Elder  ^Flip and Full Moon's Rise for Howlpack Resurgence.

Drop Rot Wolf and Scorned Villager  ^Flip for Wolfir Silverheart.

Drop Nissa's Pilgrimage, Wolfir Avenger and Tower Defense for Nature's Lore.

Drop Ezuri's Archers and Briarpack Alpha for 2 more Mayor of Avabruck  ^Flip.

ginko2580 on Red/Green: Pack Mentality

7 years ago

Innistrad Wolves and Zombies got me back into Magic the 2nd time around. I love'em

Personally I think that unless you add Instants/Sorceries like Primal Bellow, Brute Force, Prey Upon ...quick hits on a TARGET... To allow you to exploit the Silverfur Partisan I'd drop him to a 2-of or out.... if your opponent doesn't hit them..... No bonus's to your friends??? Even if they do hit the Wolf it's a Dreadbore not a Black Sun's Zenith or something, it's a wolf and should be 5/5 6/6... 25/25 in no time. I do love that card though.

And seeing that I'm being selfish a bit.... help your buddies or get out.... the Timberpack Wolf I really am not a fan of unless you get him out there unexpectedly or something Savage Summoning, Descendants' Path (Path is awesome with the wolves BTW) ...again it is nice card (timberpack), but it just not helping them all..... for that 1G, I'd go Mayor of Avabruck  ^Flip.

Parallel Lives + Garruk Relentless + Mayor of Avabruck all work nicely in a wolf deck if you want a "Pack of Wolves" Token deck???

One thing I loved with GRUUL Wolves..... RG Instants and Sorceries.... At least for your sideboard, if your bro there changes decks on ya. Signal the Clans (awesome card for 2 CMC), or Ground Assault , Clan Defiance.

And Finally a must...... @ 1 or 2 of's... Full Moon's Rise. TRAMPLE..... and a couple other perks. for 2 CMC........... get 1 in there. It's a damn wolf deck! LOL.

elementalheroflamewingman on Red/Green: Pack Mentality

7 years ago

Timberpack Wolf is just really bad, and Deranged Whelp isn't that much better for their cost. Kessig Prowler  ^Flip should be a good option where you have another first turn play, and have the option of turning it into a bigger threat later in the game. Hermit of the Natterknolls  ^Flip would also give you some card draw with a decent-sized body.