I like the flavor, and the Oracle text is puzzling. A cool idea, and nice flavor. Your camouflaged troops must be intercepted as they're moving through the forest, but you can't be sure what they actually are.
Posted By:
Equinox523
(6/20/2011 9:53:29 AM)
id like to see this played along with 1 of my personal favorites Raging River and then see how the battle turns out.
Posted By:
LeMaK
(12/12/2009 12:03:58 PM)
Interesting flavor, but causes too many rules complications, although Morph did evolve from this one card. Also the CMC for this card is far too low...
Posted By:
Guest57443454
(7/1/2009 10:48:13 AM)
Wow, I gotta get me some of these to play in a fun deck.
Posted By:
nammertime
(12/3/2009 5:41:55 AM)
Oracle needlessly overcomplicates the rules on this card. This is a good example of an old card with a fun premise.
Posted By:
FragNutMK1
(3/22/2010 3:44:33 AM)
Indeed it is more confusing now, but that's what happens when you mix bizarre, arcane effects with a strict template. I don't know about this card. There are other randomizers/game changers that I like more, but none for so cheap.
Posted By:
TinGorilla
(6/8/2010 11:45:11 PM)
Is it just me, or is the current Oracle rules text even more confusing and complicated than the original?
Posted By:
Ibn_Shisha
(3/28/2010 6:21:00 PM)
Wordy.
Posted By:
divine_exodus
(11/16/2010 5:16:24 PM)
The oracle text has to be wordy, I guess. Otherwise "when this creature is turned face up" triggers would go off. I think.
Posted By:
Kryptnyt
(12/23/2010 11:50:44 AM)
@Guest,
The prototype Morph can also be seen in Illusionary Mask: pay the cost for a creature in your hand, plus any extra you want to throw the other guy off. Put it into play face down. When it would deal or receive damage, or tap, first turn it face up.
Posted By:
longwinded
(5/20/2011 7:30:52 PM)