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Hey! They (sort-of) color shifted Kor Skyfisher

Huhh... I really wonder how these will play? It seems really counterintuitive, if a player has 13 or less life surely we're in the mid- to late-game, and at that point it doesn't matter as much if a land enters untapped?

Damn, this feels like it will become a staple in at least some formats burn decks? Imagine trying to brainstorm into this guy

Maybe this has been discussed already, but I feel like the average creature size in bloomburrow is bigger than usual? Not sure I'm a fan, for limited, seems like it compresses the games to fewer rounds.

By knowing and not guessing

I asked in the local premodern facebook group if they were fine with proxies and several people responded with "it's against the spirit of the format", so at least here in Stockholm the premodern scene is very grognardy.

I think Pre-Modern looks cool, but I fear it's one of those "doomed" formats you can't really get your friends to start playing, because some of the important cards are prohibitively expensive and not being reprinted. Say what you will about commander, but at least it's today a pretty well...

Sure. I wouldn't say it's any indication MH3 was "problematic". Arguably it did what it indented to do which is shake up existing non-rotating formats.

Writhing Chrysalis is played in a popular deck in Pauper

Fun card together with "put card in graveyard underneath your library" effects

Really loving the setting of Bloomburrow. Hope it plays well!

Why can 15 squirrels kill Emrakul? Because it's a game and not a simulation of fantasy creature physics

Honestly heroic triggering of abilities is pretty great! It benefits from being targeted with e.g. mother of runes as well.

Honestly feels kinda cool. Being able to have a more reliable card pool for standard seems great for making the prospect of getting into the format more appealing. It feels like moving the needle slightly towards an "expandable card game" in that you can easily get (some of) the staple cards.

Huh, pretty cool that they're actual just tharmagoyf but with some added stuff. (Compare with e.g. the other Lhurgoyfs that count other kinds of things than card types in all yards)

Eehh uhh but like. Slapping "this enchantment is totally a creature guys. Except in any mechanical way" would be pretty goofy?

MH3 kinda feels like someone at wotc searched scryfall for black artifact cards and went "huh, why aren't there any?" and boom a bunch of them

silence

Devoid of fun

I know it's a rare but, I feel like if any card using a set mechanic can't include the reminder text it needs to be redesigned.