Spore Frog

Creature — Frog

Sacrifice Spore Frog: Prevent all combat damage that would be dealt this turn.

Discussion (51)

GoblinElectromancer on Thriss your ass goodbye

1 week ago

Here are some cards you might like: Rampant Growth,Arbor Elf,Spore Frog,Scale Up,Might of Old Krosa,Vines of Vastwood,Gnarlback Rhino, and Aggressive Mammoth.

Good Luck!

Duncanator02 on Selvala

2 weeks ago

Needs Spore Frog

TriusMalarky on Why Have There Been So ...

1 month ago

It is an interesting card, yes. It could be fun to brew around. But it costs 2 life. Think of it this way to gain 1 life is pretty bad. I mean, for 5 life is a garbage spell. I'd say you need to be preventing 5-6 damage at the very least for it to be worth your time. Otherwise, play Turbofog. You can always reanimate Spore Frog every turn with Lurrus of the Dream-Den or something. It prevents more damage -- all of it -- for the same price.

CaptCreek on Kenrith's Campaign

1 month ago

ThousandOaks

Thanks! I like that Cowardice is really flexible, being able to either deal with my opponents' creatures or protect my own depending on the situation. Willbreaker can also be used politically to take away a creature that's potentially giving the rest of the table a hard time.

Same goes for the Spore Frog effects since I can also use them to protect my allies if need be.

Can't wait to try the deck out, it really looks like a blast to play.

ThousandOaks on Kenrith's Campaign

1 month ago

I love the build. It's really creative to generate more value off of Kenrith's ability. Cowardice and Willbreaker, along with the Plaguecrafter and Spore Frog effects will turn this into a nice control hugs deck.

multimedia on Kathril's Hide and Seek game (Fog)

2 months ago

Hey, interesting concept.

Spore Frog or Kami of False Hope enchanted by Gift of Immortality fogs all your opponents attacks because Gift returns attached to the creature at the next end step. Phyrexian Reclamation can repeatedly recur Frog or Kami. Letting you fog with these creatures for three mana and 2 life.

Buried Alive is excellent with Kathril. Tutoring for and putting any three creatures into your graveyard. This card makes Zetalpa, Primal Dawn an option. Double strike keyword of Zetalpa can make Kathril a real threat to attack once to kill an opponent with Commander damage. Zetalpa, Sylvan Caryatid and Vampire Nighthawk is a Buried line that gives you 8 keywords from three creatures.

Good luck with your deck.

azulryu on Om nom Trample

3 months ago

What about Dawnstrider for Fog Ability? Reliable staple card and reusable unlike Spore Frog.

Also, you have a lot of cards with similar total power/toughness. In that case, you might want to consider Wild Pair as that would combo well with your big bois and draw effects.

AwesomeJMS5 on Meren Revisited

3 months ago

This deck looks really nice, I've got to say, and appears very dangerous if it goes off right. I do have a couple of ideas you could look into and consider adding, though. I dunno if you've looked into Spore Frog, but this can get out of hand if you constantly revive it, giving you near-immunity to combat damage. Another idea to throw out there is Altar of Dementia which can both help you sacrifice creatures and mill out opponents to win or hurt them. I noticed some shenanigans with reviving lands, so Strip Mine is a decent card that can serve excellent land hate or remove scary lands opponents have. Smothering Abomination can also serve you well, as all of your sacrifices can draw you cards off of their deaths, as well. A decent tutor you could consider is Final Parting if it interests you, allowing you to both put something into the graveyard and grab a card and put it in your hand. Diabolic Intent also works well for this kind of deck, too. Finally, if you really wanted some abusable combos and cheating things in Protean Hulk can really, easily get out of hand.

I hope this was helpful enough, and even if it wasn't you're deck is still really good looking so far!