Naturalize

Instant

Destroy target artifact or enchantment.

Discussion (51)

wwormell on The Olive Branch [Budget Selvala Twiddle]

1 month ago

Love it - good WG synergy for sure. I like the focus on the untapping mechanic and of course the early game ramp.

Glad you included Naturalize as well, especially as it's the best artwork version!

plainsrunner on arix on a budget

1 month ago

This deck is obviously over $50 these days, but I still consider it budget. After this most recent update (adding in Bounty of the Luxa, Rebuild, and Return to Nature to replace Colossal Majesty, Naturalize and a basic island), I think the deck is pretty much finished. I'm pretty proud of what I've been able to do with it.

Akkie on Selesnya Landfall

1 month ago

Thanks for the suggestion mal099! Personally I prefer the instant over the sorcery, but I will actually swap Naturalize for Rancor.

I'm glad you like the deck and think it looks like fun! It makes me really happy to hear that :)

Tzefick on Hybrid Cards that Render Mono-Colored ...

1 month ago

Hybrid cards will never truly replace monocolored cards. For one there's the simple use of hybrid costs. Hybrid costs don't appear in just about any set. So far it's been limited to Lorwyn, Ravnica and Eldraine and non Standard products where the rules are pretty flimsy.

Another point is Commander, a growing market that WotC are very aware of. Not like discontinuing the printing of Naturalize will have an impact on prices, but more to say they'll unlikely go about completely replacing old classics for hybrid cost variants.

mal099 on Selesnya Landfall

1 month ago

Deck looks pretty fun! I feel like it might benefit from more ways to push some damage through blockers, so have you considered adding a few Rancor? I'd probably take out the Naturalize for it, that's really more of a sideboard card (and even there, I'd probably prefer Gleeful Sabotage, even if it's sorcery speed).

DemonDragonJ on Hybrid Cards that Render Mono-Colored ...

1 month ago

Now that Nature's Chant has rendered both Naturalize and Disenchant obsolete, I feel that it may start a trend, so I have been looking for other cards that have colorshifted versions, to make hybrid cards that render them obsolete, as well, and here is another idea that I have had.

As I have previously noted, Harmless Offering is nearly a colorshifted version of Donate, so here is a card that combines those two cards into one.

Harmless Donation Show

Harmless Donation

Casting Cost:

Sorcery

Target opponent gains control of target permanent that you control.

I made this card able to target only opponents so that a player could not permanently gain control of a permanent that they had temporarily stolen from another player.

What does everyone else say about this card? How good is it?

I am attempting to create a black/white hybrid card that renders both Zombify and Resurrection obsolete, but I cannot conceive of an interesting name for such a card, so does anyone have any suggestions for such a card?

Here is another such card:

Hellfire Demon Show

Hellfire Demon

Casting Cost:

Creature - demon

Power/Toughness: 6/6

Flying.

: hellfire demon deals 1 damage to each creature and each player.

This card references Pestilence Demon (which itself is a creature version of Pestilence) and also Pyrohemia, a colorshifted version of Pestilence. Direct damage has moved primarily from red to black, hence to red in this creature’s cost, but black can still have it, on occasion, as well, which is why this creature is mutlicolored. I reduced both the casting cost and power of the creature, because I believe that 8 mana is simply too much for such an effect, in my mind.

What does everyone else think of this card? Do you like it?

As I conceive of further cards on this subject, I shall post them, here.

Funkydiscogod on Spellslicer

1 month ago

I agree. It gives red black and blue an answer to enchantments (and for black and blue, artifacts) that their color shouldn't otherwise have.

This card can just be thrown into any aggressive deck with no penalty: if the opponent has no artifacts or enchantments, then at worst, it's an overcosted Bonesplitter, and not completely dead the way Naturalize would be. But, best of all, it's a solid answer to itself: players will want to bring their own Spellslicers to destroy opponent's Spellslicers.

ZendikariWol on Multicolored Mayhem

1 month ago

A couple things:

1) minus 30 points for having monocolor cards in your deck. (joking, of course)

2) are you sure about all of your rocks costing 3 mana? You should definitely be running Sol Ring and should probably be running the signets (Boros Signet, Selesnya Signet, and Gruul Signet) and the talismans (Talisman of Unity, Talisman of Conviction, and Talisman of Impulse).

3) if rocks aren't your style, consider Rampant Growth, Search for Tomorrow, and Nature's Lore and Farseek (they can tutor up shocklands).

4) while you have plentiful board wipes, some removal for noncreature permanents may not go amiss. Good ol' Naturalize, Disenchant, Nature's Chant, Return to Nature, Hull Breach, Artifact Mutation, Aura Mutation, are all pretty solid selections, but you should def look into multicolor creatures that can do the same thing.

5) some sac outlets would be awesome for this deck!!