Definitely crazy in Dredge decks. You'll easily end up with a 6/6 creature on one of your first turns, while your opponents' Elephants are very likely to be much weaker.
Posted By:
GrimjawxRULES
(8/8/2010 9:19:08 AM)
It's just like Boneyard Wurm, except your opponent gets one too!
Might still be preferable though in some cases if prefer Elephants over Worms, sorcery spells over creature spells, or tokens over cards. Or if you're playing EDH and want both.
It seems pretty useful for casual Archenemy, too.
Posted By:
Mode
(4/30/2012 2:30:13 PM)
I always saw this art as the dead elephant slowly levitating out of the ground. Then I looked at it today and thought: 'SPROINGGGG!'
Posted By:
infamado
(7/29/2012 8:28:51 PM)
Ugh, not another card that make elephants out of moss and dead bodies. C'mon, Wizards, shake it up!
Posted By:
Kirbster
(2/8/2013 12:13:31 AM)
Honestly, one of my favorite pieces of art on a card. Flavorful, cool looking, and just a little goofy.
Posted By:
lordof1000mimes
(9/26/2010 3:55:00 PM)
I want to play this with a Hive Mind on board. Just once :)
Posted By:
izzet_guild_mage
(7/12/2010 3:50:28 PM)
What a haunting, unsettling piece of art. Absolutely beautiful. Too bad the card itself has such limited applications.
Posted By:
annenoise
(11/17/2010 3:09:29 AM)
Dredge deck. With graveyard removal.
Posted By:
A3Kitsune
(5/17/2010 2:03:00 AM)
@lord Hell Yeah The Art Is Really Good Awesome Style. Makes Me Wanna play It And Dredge Sounds Like The Right Idea Grimjaw
Posted By:
MasterOfEtherium
(12/27/2010 12:59:15 PM)
Haha, all those creatures you effortlessly killed, now they comeback to. . .
15/15 is effortlessly killed, beaten to death by a 2/2 pachyderm
Posted By:
Gilgiga
(10/7/2009 12:31:48 PM)