trample???
Posted By:
mdakw576
(1/24/2010 2:21:36 AM)
The very words to come out my mouth when I first saw this: "What the *$%#"
Trample on a blue creature, much less one that flies and is not an enormous sea monster is extremely peculiar.
Posted By:
HairlessThoctar
(2/3/2010 4:55:38 PM)
The flavor text is lying, this thing couldn't even kill a Hill Giant.
Posted By:
achilleselbow
(8/5/2010 7:30:52 PM)
Toss a couple Unstable Mutation's on this bad boy and we'll see who's gawking then :D
Posted By:
FragNutMK1
(2/18/2010 11:07:46 AM)
Maybe because the English word "erne" (a sea eagle) is derived from the Norse "ørn" (just "eagle").
Back when this came out, I don't remember getting much out of the trample: most of the 1/1 weenies I went against didn't have flying, and anything that did fly and block ended up pummeling it. Its good if pumped up by something else though.
Posted By:
longwinded
(7/11/2010 8:35:33 PM)
I think you mean Tor Giant...
Posted By:
garbagegatherer
(1/30/2011 11:39:55 AM)
Yes, but a flying trampler. Needs couple of Unstable Mutations though.
Posted By:
tavaritz
(5/24/2011 1:10:18 PM)
Epic art. I remember opening this in one of those Ice Age decks, and thinking synergy. It was rare to have flying tramplers that didn't have gigantic drawbacks (Lord of the Pit anyone?).
Posted By:
Equinox523
(6/7/2011 10:11:25 AM)
To those wondering about the trample part, it's like the artwork just wants to reply "$#&% you i'm a dragon!"
Posted By:
Mode
(8/26/2011 3:40:10 PM)
If you're splashing blue in a deck with creature pumps, the trample could be useful
But then again, other colours prolly already have larger tramplers already
Posted By:
Moleland
(4/4/2011 1:32:34 PM)