Now imagine him tragically slipping into a hole in the ground.
Tragic Slip
Posted By:
DeckMechanic
(7/13/2012 2:39:38 PM)
ROFLMAO @Dragasm
Posted By:
Purrplext
(8/7/2012 12:46:09 AM)
This card is very fun to play. I used to play with it in a red green white deck with Mana Flare and Basalt Monolith to bring it in to play. Recently I've decided I might try it in a red green deck with Primeval Titan to help handle that high mana cost.
Posted By:
hahahahahaha
(12/18/2012 9:00:34 AM)
"they really just need to print a 20/20 vanilla green creature."
@supershawn
fling comes to mind as a reason against that. Or a green version of blazing shoals.
Posted By:
Sweater
(6/30/2013 11:44:54 AM)
Worldspine Wurm has trample, is larger, and makes little guys when dead...better.
Posted By:
MattLynn
(2/21/2014 1:46:51 PM)
If this thing is chilling on my side of the battlefield, I wouldn't mind paying two mana a turn to keep it there, to be honest. Cumulative upkeep would make me think more
Posted By:
WindMasterArceus
(3/1/2014 8:53:44 PM)
5/5
You have to consider the fact you don't get to see creatures with equivalent power/toughness beyond 9/9 that often. The horrifying effect this Earth Titan has is its power to morph in and out at anytime. Facing morph decks back then is a real pain in the a** due to the fact if you block or UNBLOCK the wrong creature, and the unblocked morphling turns out to this massive gorilla. Morph decks tend put any players at unease because you can't detect what is underneath.
Your game is pretty much over unless you are prepared with removal, though considering Blue Wizards in Onslaught Block have tendencies to make him unblockable as 2/2 morph creature, it's really a one-foot hammer threw at you, and while you think you can take it like a man, it suddenly morphed into a 1.7 ton truck coming your way. In short, its a big maul rammed up your a** if you don't block it.
Posted By:
SorianSadaskan
(4/11/2014 9:01:07 PM)