Like most creatures, it's made better by Rancor.
Posted By:
Request
(7/23/2010 9:42:59 AM)
Random Card Comment
While most people lemant the loss of the stack in the modern rules, this card is the first time I realized that loss of mana burn negativel affected some cards. This is one of them. He's still useful against an opponent with creatures with no abilities that won't attack (like Soul Warden), or enchantments or artifacts that have global effects. But I think fans must have twinged a little when they played him after the updated rules.
Posted By:
Arachobia
(8/4/2011 12:26:40 AM)
Bad card... but that is one mean piggy...
Posted By:
Anubisisking
(2/12/2011 6:03:43 PM)
Weakling card
Posted By:
Waldo420
(4/28/2009 10:50:34 AM)
Those hooves are not very iron...
Posted By:
garbagegatherer
(2/11/2010 3:55:01 AM)
I think it's funny that while its most distinguishing feature is its copper hooves, they aren't actually in the picture.
Posted By:
Kirbster
(2/22/2012 5:21:11 PM)
I don't understand what people mean when they say he is no longer useful in multiplayer. Sure, before when mana burn existed it made him all the more dangerous but whenever he's played with my friends he's generally swinging for 14 or 20 each time. I add trample and boom, someone is dead. Granted, he's not perfect.
Posted By:
brother.humble
(2/26/2012 11:26:44 AM)
This + jangling automaton and Nature's Revolt and a way to give it trample, would result in a lulworthy moment.
Posted By:
Ryjhan
(9/25/2012 5:15:50 AM)
Greater Good. Mmm.... Copperhoof Vorrac.
Posted By:
wolftree
(4/28/2014 3:02:07 PM)
With it's ability, you really have to wonder how Cooperhorn Scouts are able to harvest its horn so well.
Posted By:
BoBoCTiberius
(5/20/2014 12:10:31 PM)