Seal of: cleansing, doom, fire, primordium, removal, strength
The problem with these cards is that they are common. They can't be good
This black vessel is almost exactly what I wanted for my pauper WB Auramancer deck I have been brewing. I needed something to help me mitigate the card advantage of control decks and this fits the bill. Although, I might miss my Mournwhelk + Angelic Renewal shenanigans.
mind rot is the wrong spell:Mind Rot is also common! (Hell so is seal of doom)
Like the bar here is low, and they lowered it from there
It's a 7/7 pretty soon after it hits play though. I kinda like this! I've been trying to shoehorn more reach into green lately to ensure it has an answer to flyers.
I suppose this answers the question of why that 6/6 has deathtouch.
A sweet Madness payoff card!
The lose 2 is a lot as well, which to me is why this costs 4..mind rot is the wrong spell:
and being on a payment plan actually matters a lot. Same goes for the artifact/enchantment versions of Inspiration. Splitting payments ups the power. I do feel like some of these could've been pushed a little more, but I'm pretty happy overall. Vessel of Nascency is awesome, for instance.
lose 2 = being able to split payments. Imo, they are both costed properly. And exile is stronger than discard overall, especially with both Eldrazi shenanigans and madness and delirium in std, so they are both also costed appropriately against mind rot (imo).
no idea, but it opens up entirely new lines. For instance, dealing non-lethal damage to a blocker but making a block of any of your creatures lethal. You can also remove a deathtoucher without fear.
uhh
wow
This is a positive step in the right direction for green removal: one-sided fight spells. Still sticks to green flavor of relying on your creature instincts, but no worries about your creature just dying.
