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(nameless one)
03-22-2010, 04:12 PM
Before Tarmogoyf, Werebear was one of the premier creatures green had to offer. When used properly, it is a 4/4 for :1::g:. On top of that, it can also be used as a :g: mana source.
But when Tarmogoyf saw print, it seems that everyone started throwing away their Werebears.
Would Werebear still be viable in the format or are they hopeless as long as Goyfs are running around? Possibly as a budget Goyf replacement or are new-frame creatures simply better than Werebears?
Discuss.
DukeDemonKn1ght
03-22-2010, 04:17 PM
Not to be pedantic or anything, but I firmly believe that if Werebear was still any good, there would be a deck that still ran it. It's about as simple as that, in my mind. Mongoose is basically the only threshold creature that still sees play, and that's because he costs one mana and has shroud, which is usually way better than costing two mana and tapping for :g:. Not to mention that graveyard hate is extremely prevalent, making Threshold an increasingly difficult condition to achieve.
^ = my $0.02
FoolofaTook
03-22-2010, 05:18 PM
For :g::w::1: you get Knight of the Reliquary, for :g: you get Wild Nacatl, for :g::w: you get Qasali Pridemage, for :g: you get Noble Hierarch. I'm not sure Werebear would be played even if Tarmogoyf wasn't there to make the choice obvious.
mchainmail
03-22-2010, 05:32 PM
For :g::w::1: you get Knight of the Reliquary, for :g: you get Wild Nacatl, for :g::w: you get Qasali Pridemage, for :g: you get Noble Hierarch. I'm not sure Werebear would be played even if Tarmogoyf wasn't there to make the choice obvious.
And for :1::w: you get Jotun Grunt, which is a 4/4 AND shrinks Tarmogoyf.
jrsthethird
03-22-2010, 07:27 PM
For :b: you get Deathmark which kills all of them!
Aggro_zombies
03-22-2010, 07:34 PM
For :b: you get Deathmark which kills all of them!
And for :7: and :w::u::b::r::g:, you get Legacy Weapon, which exiles all of them!
I can put mana symbols in my posts too!
Peter_Rotten
03-22-2010, 07:35 PM
Locked due to our aggressive stance against mediocre SCD threads.
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