@ ajpinton:
When a couple dozen utility cards in your deck have Cycling, Threshold can be reached in a matter of a couple turns. If you're GW and your deck is midrange-y enough to care about its graveyard, recurring things, and other silly archetypical nonsense, this thing is a powerhouse that wins games.
Posted By:
DacenOctavio
(9/6/2011 12:21:13 AM)
Have you heard of the Kumite? *Ah-tta!*
Posted By:
Cyberium
(10/6/2011 9:18:03 AM)
Love this card.
Posted By:
Feralsymphony
(2/5/2011 4:56:56 PM)
I find it hilarious that it's a transforming land with that sort of name and flavor.
Perhaps producing those insect monks would make more sense but...
Posted By:
Deepfried-Owls
(5/21/2011 11:35:35 PM)
XD
a land with first strike.. that has to be something to see.
Posted By:
BastianQoU
(8/9/2011 12:03:03 AM)
Insect monk?
That's a first.
Posted By:
NoobOfLore
(2/6/2011 5:11:33 PM)
Needing to have Threshold , and only being able to add colorless mana hurts this card for me. I supose with enough Fog's and Day of Judgment's it could fit in a lot of decks. Now we have other options, being Stirring Wildwood. I gave this card a 4/5...
Posted By:
ajpinton
(3/31/2011 6:35:46 PM)
If you're confused by "Insect Monk" look up Nantuko on Gatherer, they're humanoid insect creatures. And yes, they're usually druids, but this is a monastery and monks live in monasteries.
Posted By:
Nagoragama
(10/8/2011 8:27:11 PM)
Obviously, Stirring Wildwood is going to make it into more decks. But a man-land turning into a creature this big is quite rare, much less with first strike and an activation of only 2. You could hold the fort for a long time against aggro with this, and unlike with Wildwood, actually deter a lot of attacks. Threshold is a nice little contingency to balance that out.
Posted By:
Justice1337
(10/12/2011 10:10:50 AM)
Two words:
WTF.
DAGOBAH.
Posted By:
DarthParallax
(2/13/2012 10:05:28 PM)