Enchanted Eve + Cleansing Meditation > All. That's quite silly.
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Enchanted Eve + Cleansing Meditation > All. That's quite silly.
That seems kinda cool.. 2-card combo both in white and that rapes all decks, except combo.
+Energy Field=no damage. Is that any good?Quote:
Originally Posted by quicksilver
Only if the final wording is "If a card would be put..." (static ability generating a replacement effect). Should the wording end up being "Whenever a card is put...", this would be a triggered ability, the cards would still hit the graveyard, and Energy Field would still die. The wording that was posted does not actually work in the current rules, probably because it's a translation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xero
EDIT: Now that I think of it, it's almost definitely a replacement effect; if it were a triggered ability, then it would not be necessary to reveal the card, since the graveyard is a public zone.
If this is confirmed, it's almost surely going to find a stable place in Karach. Confinement/Phyrexian Arena has been working OK since I added it in, this combo is strictly better than that, and Energy Field wasn't bad on its own.
EDIT2: Just checked Salvation. They have it as a replacement effect now. Woot for Karach!
That is friggin hidonklarious. The next time I play any multiplayer FFA this will be on my to do list. I can just emagine how amazing Eternal Witness would be with that. Witness returns to play, get back Cleansing Meditation, repeat...maniacal laughter ensues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Di
While the whole cleansing meditation thing is cool and all, is it that much better than just playing Primeval Light? since it'll be easier to cast since its 3G instead of 1WW and besides i doubt any potential deck would be acceling into Eve --> Meditation/ Light? Instead it'll probably be a deck full of control cards, plays down some threats, then Eve passes the turn, hopefully counters and CB keep it in play and then you play meditation... even cooler would be if you play Sterling Grove, and that new sterling grove type enchantment to give all your permanents shroud. I see a deck coming, Eve/ Enchantment destruction/ shroud enchantments/ some draw search/ and counters.....mmmm fun
If the deck is playing Enchanted Eve, wouldn't it be better off pairing a white card with it that a green card? You can keep the deck to 1 color that way, probably 2 so that you have protection and draw. With Primeval light you are going into 3 colors which isn't really needed.
What does everybody think about Bloodmark Mentor?
Bloodmark Mentor 1r
Creature - Goblin Warrior Uncommon
Red creatures you control have first strike.
1/1
I'm thinking it might be a decent SB card for Gobs against decks like Survival and Thresh even, basically anything that wants to beat Goblins in the combat phase. It allows your guys not to trade with little stuff, and makes Piledriver even more insane, essentially never trading with anything. I know as a Survival player, seeing this guy on the other side of the table would be annoying as shit.
or we can make it only U/G deck?
Enchanted Eve + Patrician's Scorn is pretty hilarious too...Quote:
Originally Posted by Di
But it's not one-sided Obliterate hilarious.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattH
Another strike against Primeval Light is that the Meditation puts the cards back into play (if I remember correctly). That allows you to trigger a whole raft of CiP abilities - I think someone mentioned Eternal Witness - as well as getting you back everything untapped.
I'm not sure if anyone posted this yet:
Advanced Auramancy 1W
Enchantment
Other enchantments you control have shroud.
Enchanted creatures you control have shroud.
It's not as good as Sterling Grove in Enchantress, but it could fit into a deck that needs to protect an important enchantment.
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Originally Posted by Aggro_zombies
Hmmmmm, Replenish.dec anyone ?!?Quote:
Originally Posted by Xero
[Second thought] Opalescence + Enchanted Eve + Lands = not a combo. Damn... :( [/Second thought]
Yes, Cire, the U/G approach would probably be better for casual dueling as Primeval Light would most likely seal the game win. However, in multiplayer, Cleansing Meditation is waaaaay cooler. There is alot more time to set up in multiplayer and as Aggro Zombies put it, "Meditation puts the cards back into play (if I remember correctly). That allows you to trigger a whole raft of CiP abilities - I think someone mentioned Eternal Witness - as well as getting you back everything untapped." Meditation, when you have threshold, actually puts all of your cards destroyed by it back into play, while everyone else would be left permanentless. Thus Primeval Light, which says, "Destroy all enchantments target player controls" would be a nice one shot effect in a duel, Meditation is clearly the better of the two for making a table full of grown men concede at the realization of its recurring effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cire
I actually came on here to see if anyone had posted this yet. But yes, this should work rather well. As someone mentioned before, this will most likely be a replacement effect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xero
Interesting that they gave W/G the graveyard hate where black had it in the past... This card is a nice replacement for leyline for decks that can't support it. Also far more castable when drawn...
Like this one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Xero
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I wonder if this is like Goyf's ability, that affects them when they're not in play too... hm...
I'm pretty sure that they'd be Land Cards, not Lands.
Something about cintinuous effects, rule number something something something point something.
It says 'you control', not 'you own'. It only effects the ones in the play.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr.C
Fuck off, Blood Moon. (Note - Timestamps apply.)Quote:
Prismatic Omen
Aw man, if only Domain spells weren't absurdly expensive. And shitty.
If timestamps apply, then how is this any better than a standard Naturalize effect?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nightmare