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Verdant Touch
Sorcery
Buyback (You may pay an additional as you play this spell. If you do, put this card into your hand as it resolves.)
Target land becomes a 2/2 creature that's still a land. (This effect lasts indefinitely.)
Balaam__ on Balaam__
1 year ago
@legendofa I love it, it’s like getting in a time machine.
These are definites:
These are some I’m not sold on. Your deck, your call.
•Reaping the Rewards feels to me like the camera is pulled back a smidge too far for it to be someone treading water looking at their own hands sticking out.
•Verdant Touch Looking at the positioning of the hands, we’re actually looking at whoever they belong to from our perspective. The head belonging to those hands should be where the sparkle of light is.
•Brand I think it’s just us looking at someone else’s hand.
•Repentance just a low camera angle, I don’t think that’s anyone in particular’s perspective.
•Reap hand in bottom left corner, and hand in bottom right corner, but the viewpoint is just a random camera angle fixed between whoever each of those hands belongs to. I don’t get the sense this is 1st person.
•Essence Bottle from the angle, I think we’re looking at some sick person’s hand resting on their belly. It isn’t the viewpoint of either the sick person or the healer.
Edit——forgot to compare against your deck list with this batch. Please ignore any duplicates you’ve already listed.
momikulski on
snowmageddon
6 years ago
some inexpensive board wipes include Fated Retribution , Akroma's Vengeance , End Hostilities , Hallowed Burial , Phyrexian Rebirth , Rout , and Solar Tide .
Kamahl, Fist of Krosa is another way to turn opponent's lands into creatures. as is Quirion Druid and Verdant Touch
As for enabling your frostwaker there is Fyndhorn Brownie , Magewright's Stone , Niblis of the Breath , Puppeteer , and Puppet Strings . some of those are bound to be inexpensive, and adding in a handful of boardwipes and enablers for that strategy would lend itself to doing that strategy more often.
Coolulder on
8 years ago
I like the concept, similar to my B/G, I would recommend Verdant Touch. This allows you to animate their land even quicker if you need to burn it. It also acts as a Quirion Druid in spell form in essence due to Buyback. It is quite a bit more mana intensive in comparison however, it would increase your chances of getting animation and unlike Animate Land, Vivify, and Lifespark Spellbomb, you will be able to continue to use it long term as well as a permanent effect.
There is also Strip Mine however to keep it budget you could look at Ghost Quarter.
MrMeowser on
Kamahl - Green Land Destruction
8 years ago
@lilgiantrobot This is fantastic! I understand the importance of Engulfing Slagwurm/Sylvan Basilisk now. Between them and Nacatl War-Pride(which is a fantastic find by the way, thank you) the deck is starting to be more cohesive. Instead of only relying on Kamahl, Fist of Krosa I can now comfortably add in Jolrael, Empress of Beasts, Natural Affinity and Nature's Revolt.
In order to add emphasis on land destruction I also want to mention two more cards Verdant Touch and Quirion Druid. The druid is nice because he's like a mini Kamahl.
I'm going to try to revise the deck later today and look at it again from a new perspective. I think there's a lot of potential here :-)
Onion_duck on Ideas For an Instant/Sorcery-Focused Block
9 years ago
I've always wanted to see the flip side to the Legions set. For those unaware Legions was a set made of ALL creatures, not a single non-creature spell or even land. So the flip side would be a completely creature-less set. Which of course would require some alternate win conditions especially for drafting or sealed so I figured:
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: Awaken-like effects (ex:Verdant Touch)
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: Tokens (ex:Call of the Conclave)
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: Creature Enchantments (ex:Myth Realized)
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: Mill (ex:Mind Funeral)
+: Burn/Life Loss (ex:Blightning)
Colorless: Artifact Creatures (ex:Chimeric Staff)
Probably wouldn't be the greatest set, most people considered Legions a complete flop. But I think it'd be interesting to see.