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Heartwarming Redemption
Instant
Discard all the cards in your hand, then draw that many cards plus one. You gain life equal to the number of cards in your hand.







NiftyCheshireCat on
Osgir's Ironworks
4 months ago
Hey SufferFromEDHD, thanks for the input.
Heartwarming Redemption is a good card but I think I would go for Valakut Awakening Flip if I wanted that effect. Same thing except for the life gain and graveyard synergy, but in exchange it’s one mana cheaper, a land when I need it, and lets me hang onto things I don’t want to pitch. The reasons I’m not running it are really that it’s not card advantage unless I have my commander out to take advantage of the cards I pitch and I’m hesitant about a more etb tapped lands, but it’s great card selection and if my commander is out I can use the artifacts I pitch so I’ve gone back and forth about including it.
Thrilling Discovery is also a good card, but I think I would rather run more Conjurer's Bauble or Chromatic Star effects over it. They are effectively 2 mana draw three with an upside when my commander is out and have more overall synergy with the deck.
As for Mox Tantalite I did run it for a little while, but I ended up cutting it. Once it was in the grabeyard it’s a great target for my commander, but I really never wanted to be suspending it and waiting three turns so it was too slow unless I could pitch it directly to the graveyard and this deck doesn’t have enough self mill/discard to do that super reliably.
I appreciate the ideas though and will consider them more when I’m tinkering with the deck.
SufferFromEDHD on
Osgir's Ironworks
4 months ago
Heartwarming Redemption + Thrilling Discovery draw, loot and extra life.
Mox Tantalite a Mox is a Mox
ThassaUpYo@ssa on
Angry Birds
5 months ago
+1 for the absolutely brilliant name!
I built Kaalia of the Vast a couple years ago and slowly started foiling her out over that time. It has been a long time coming, but I finally got her there!
Absolutely love running her as she encompasses the theme of the first starter deck I ever bought a long time ago - "Blood and Fire" - as well as the creature types I enjoy the most in MTG - Angels & Demons (in particular).
I appreciate both you and Profet93's advice on this list for sure, and did cut a couple creatures in favor of Sneak Attack and Chance for Glory as those definitely seem like game changers and/or enders, so thanks to you two for the valuable feedback. I was running a couple pieces of MLD a while ago, but realized it often didn't seem feasible given scenarios I was actually experiencing in-game. I know Profet93 wasn't too keen on Terror of the Peaks, but it's 5 CMC makes it easy to cast and presents the opportunity to deal further damage when another big creatures enters from Kaalia of the Vast's triggered ability.
I personally don't care for Dragon Mage as it can just as easily benefit my opponent(s), but Heartwarming Redemption is tempting...
Thoughts on Full Throttle?
SufferFromEDHD on
Angry Birds
5 months ago
The OG commanders were the best. Kaalia is still one of my favorite decks to pilot. Perfectly captures the Mardu spirit. How long did it take you to foil this bad girl? I will make sure all my suggestions have foil options.
You can definitely afford to trim a few creatures. Profet93 provided a profitable list of potential cuts for things like
Big card draw like Heartwarming Redemption or Dragon Mage
Extra combat steps like Chance for Glory or Breath of Fury
Or maybe Kaalia #2 in Sneak Attack
seshiro_of_the_orochi on Card creation challenge
1 year ago
TypicalTimmy: Heartwarming Redemption is a thing, so no worries for Gids ;)
SufferFromEDHD on
Burn Heal
2 years ago
Talisman of Conviction good mana rock.
Sacred Fire mini Lightning Helix
Cave-In free board wipe that gains life now.
Aurelia's Fury best of both worlds. So much value.
Heartwarming Redemption card draw in Boros is rare. Every opportunity must be seized. This is Windfall that triggers the 3 damage.
Lorehold Command swiss army knives are cool. Being an instant is a plus. 5 mana is very awkward but 6 damage/6 gained life PLUS whatever effect out of the three is most useful for the moment makes it worth considering.
SufferFromEDHD on
4 years ago
Heartwarming Redemption and Patriarch's Bidding might be worth a spot.
legendofa on Adventures in the Forgotten Realms …
4 years ago
I'm going to complain a little more. I apologize.
Why are all the bards in Magic ? Yisan, the Wanderer Bard was kind of the trendsetter, and he's not especiallu D&D bard-ish. I can kind of forgive Elvish Bard and Joraga Bard since they're Elves.
Which of these describe traditional/stereotypical D&D bards?
Instinct driven, nature-centric, strong belief in destiny, physically powerful, focused on predator-prey interactions, minimalist
My answer is none. There is nothing about traditional D&D bards. They tend to fall into two broad categories, inspiring and manipulative. Inspiring would be -- Rally the Peasants , Outlaws' Merriment , Deafening Clarion , and Heartwarming Redemption are cards I would identify as showing this type of bard. Manipulative would be , with Beguiler of Wills , Besmirch , Role Reversal , and Captivating Crew as representative cards. Bards aren't nature characters. They can probably survive in the woods alone, but so can a paladin. Bards are , not .