Pretty much every instance of interaction is done to prevent the opponent from interacting with us in the first place.
Anyway, we could take a closer look at Progenitus, Emrakul, Thrun, Counterbalance, Enchantress, Belcher, and the Storm combo archetype. Perhaps Reanimator and Dredge, too.
The UG one seems to have been spoiled:
:tap: Addto your mana Pool.
, :tap: nonland spells you own have flash until end of turn.
Maybe nice in Spring Tide, I guess.
I think Entreat the Angels doesn't get the feedback it deserves. The card seems completely broken to me.
Something may or may not get banned, but I suspect that after the set comes out, there will be FAR more butthurt over some of these cards. I think it's reasonable to see a meta-shift in Legacy after this set comes out.
Any single card most likely would not shift the meta, but miracle time walks and wheels of fortunes? A demon that acts like Necropotence for Reanimator/Sneak Attack decks? Lands that make Tribal better? A new red creautre/burn card that could make aggro decks faster? I think the combination of ALL of the cards from the set are going to cause Legacy to change.
Cavern of souls is fucking ridiculous. Out of all the cards spoiled so far this one has me the most concerned. So now hierarchs, moms, thalias and knights are all uncounterable? Unbelievable. What a fuck.
Man, this set is just awkward. This is probably too expensive to use but why the hell do we get such broken effects on lands?
Also, Entreat the Angels is hot yeah. Awesome variation of Decree of Justice. I want to be captain obvious and point out Personal Tutor again, but I'll resist the temptation. Brainstorm and Top are much more stable. You can cast Entreat the Angels during your opponents attack-step and block all his dudes by Sensei's Divining Top-ing this thing. I likes.
The Miracle cost on it makes it very attractive and the non-miracle casting cost comes in under the cost of Decree of Justice. I am assuming whatever decks used to play Decree can handle the triple white so this does look quite good. Angel Stax anyone?
Please stop talking about whether Force of Will is broken or not. It obviously is, and rather than "the glue that holds vintage together" it would be better to call it "the rug under which you hide the filth until there's so much that you can no longer conceal it".
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