Wolfbriar Elemental

Creature — Elemental

Multikicker (You may pay an additional {{G}} any number of times as you cast this spell.)

When Wolfbriar Elemental enters the battlefield, put a 2/2 green Wolf creature token onto the battlefield for each time it was kicked.

Discussion (51)

Flagellum on Nature AND Nurture with Marwyn

2 weeks ago

Added Wirewood Hivemaster back in. If for nothing other than generating clamp targets/chumps.

Removed Wolfbriar Elemental and Gelatinous Genesis and opted for more elves/Marwyn protection.

Made other more budget friendly options.

Flagellum on Nature AND Nurture with Marwyn

2 weeks ago

rangab7: Haha completely forgot about to write in Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx which is already in the deck >.<

I was already on the fence with Wolfbriar Elemental and I had Skullclamp in the OG build but was concerned with the elf lord anthems essentially nullifying it's glory. Gelatinous Genesis is in the same boat.

Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury is everything one could hope for. Spits out elves, pumps Marwyn, removal, and card draw. Unless there is disruption she just seems kind of slow.

rangab7 on Nature AND Nurture with Marwyn

2 weeks ago

You need Skullclamp , Umbral Mantle for sure

you need to cut things like Runic Armasaur , and Wolfbriar Elemental and add more elf payoffs Similarly, cut Gyre Sage for Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury and you need to focus your deck more. Elves are powerful because they can come back from their strategy being disrupted naturally without adding too many payoffs. Here's my deck http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/ramp-till-youre-dead-2/ as an example, it uses a primarily solitaire combo but it goes aggro if it fails. Just focus your deck a bit and it should work

Also on a final note Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx is a must incle

epicrean on Help with old Ausus, lost ...

2 weeks ago

This mono green EDH deck is well out of date and I could use some help updating it to not only be legal but competitive

I feel like the base of the deck is still pretty strong and it only needs a few minor updates here and there, so any and all inputs would be greatly appreciate.

Asus, lost but seeking

Randomsome1 on Emmara v4

3 weeks ago

I think (Don't quote me) that a 2:1 ratio between Tokens producers and token Enhancers is a good starting point.

Here are some suggestions to up the number of stand alone token production that you should consider:

Secure the Wastes - It's and instant!

Tendershoot Dryad - Tokens EVERY upkeep

Martial Coup - Board wipe with upside, sometimes.

Hooded Hydra - Flexible

Arachnogenesis - A personal pet card, no one see's it coming. Kinda stand alone, requires you to be attacked

Imperious Perfect - Low drop with a very nicely costed ability

Wolfbriar Elemental - Pretty underestimated

Verdant Force - very high costed, but another every upkeep effect

Ant Queen - pretty bad creature, but an abusable, cheap mana sink

Trostani Discordant - Homeward path on a stick that pumps and makes tokens

Jade Mage - Meh, but its an early token producer if you need it. Late game it can be abused too.

You are severely lack card draw and there are a few abusable cards for tokens:

Collective Unconscious

Shamanic Revelation

Slate of Ancestry

Skullmulcher

Regal Force

Be careful with how many of these you put in since they rely on your board.

There are safer ramp options, in my opinion, in green:

Farseek - Can take the place of Selesnya Signet

Nature's Lore - Can replace Talisman of Unity

Kodama's Reach - Can Replace Commander's Sphere I say replace, but you can always up your ramp suite by a couple cards instead.

biobrush on Plan G

1 month ago

Few suggestions: It's already been mentioned, but Beast Whisperer seems great in your deck, along with Guardian Project and Zendikar Resurgent . Paradox Engine is a bit pricey, but it's a great engine with the aforementioned cards and elves. I know sol ring isn't a creature, but it's hard to argue with a turn 2 Goreclaw. Craterhoof Behemoth and Pathbreaker Ibex help close out games. Praetor's Counsel is a good insurance policy against board wipes. Bane of Progress barely affects you. Wolfbriar Elemental isn't the best win-con, but making random 2/2s helps against edict effects like gravepact and dictate of erebos. Greater Good is another great card-draw option, and lets you sac in response to spot removal or dig for answers. Hope this helps!

Ziusdra on Wolfblood's Crusade

1 month ago

I love wolves, but I'm seeing WotC move in the direction of wolf/elf hybrid tribal, and I am not convinced that it could be as strong as a pure-wolf or pure-elf tribal deck. But it's worth a shot. On the wolf tribal side, Feed the Pack would be a great inclusion, as many of your non-wolf non-elf creatures already have high toughness, allowing you to trade out your Wolfbriar Elemental for four 2/2 wolves, or your Juniper Order Ranger for five wolves. Young Wolf is also a good thought, because although it is only a 1/1, it does come back to life after a board wipe, and flies under the radar of your opponents' kill spells (no one will want to waste a kill spell or ability on this guy, and if they do, that's good for you), allowing you to keep him until you lay out your +1/+1 (or +3/+3) effects. Silverfur Partisan is almost a must... Briarpack Alpha is a good thought, since you can get that +2/+2 at instant speed and gain yourself another blocker, potentially surprise-killing two attackers. Somberwald Alpha is also another thought, because although its triggered ability is meh, its activated ability is clutch to getting lots of damage through your opponents' chump-blockers. There are a good deal of wolves with flash for that purpose too... Wolfir Avenger and Spirit of the Hunt also, at a decent mana cost considering they have flash. Darkthicket Wolf doesn't have flash but it does give you an ability in case you're running out of cards in your hand, and is a good option for budget decks. That's for if you want more nontoken wolves for to go in the direction of wolf-tribal. Otherwise, the Feed the Pack is the only essential inclusion, since you're already buffing tokens with Intangible Virtue . To that end, I should also mention Predator's Howl , although it's kind of high in mana-cost, this is commander after all, so you should be able to pull it off with some mana rocks or land enchantments. Don't forget to leave a space in this deck for some of War of the Spark's new wolves and elves. I'm sure you've seen Arlinn's Wolf (meh) and Arlinn, Voice of the Pack (alright!) and Tolsimir, Friend to Wolves . I would think that latter card would be an auto-include for this deck, if not as commander, than as a one-of. Cheers!

SynergyBuild on Yeva WIP v1.3

2 months ago

These upgrades aren't huge, cards I'd drop are the following:

Ambush Viper , Lay of the Land , Boundless Realms , Tower Defense , Mortal's Resolve , Fog , Burst of Strength , Panharmonicon , Lure , Verdant Haven , Sandwurm Convergence , Shapers' Sanctuary , Shapers' Sanctuary , Greenseeker , Kalonian Tusker , Oak Street Innkeeper , Duskdale Wurm , Elvish Aberration , Borderland Ranger , Civic Wayfinder , and Centaur's Herald .

These 21 cards don't do enough to warrant inclusion overall, and you can ask me about any specific drops, but I'd not run them. I would argue to run at least 3-5 more Forests (4 for now will be my estimate leaving 17 cards left to work with) and to run the following:

Yisan, the Wanderer Bard , End-Raze Forerunners , Karametra's Acolyte , Terastodon , Reclamation Sage , Primordial Sage , Wolfbriar Elemental , Ulvenwald Tracker , Rampaging Baloths , Regal Force , Temur Sabertooth , Fierce Empath , Harmonize , Rampant Growth , Primal Command , Lignify , and Beast Within

These should all round out the deck! Many are creatures that can be flashed in with big effect, like Yisan, the Wanderer Bard / End-Raze Forerunners / Rampaging Baloths / Regal Force , etc. or are card draw/removal to keep you in the game when an opponent 'goes off'. Often if green gets board wiped they hurt, and while Heroic Intervention helps out, Temur Sabertooth too, sometimes just rebuilding is the answer. Think of the value of in response to a Wrath of God you flash in a Regal Force , draw 7 cards, then on your next turn empty your hand of new creatures to win with!

I chose relatively cheap cards for this list, hoping you don't have to spend to much!