Vorthos questions. There are portals into Theros (check guardians of meletis) - is this Nyx? Some astral realm outside of Nyx? Does the portal go both ways? This is an -astral cornocopia. Is all of Theros contained within a horn?
Also who's horn is this? Its gigantic - the kind of thing I would expect to come from a god ( we haven't seen any huge beings in Theros that aren't gods - maybe Arbor colossus - but that would imply gods die.
Was there a god of revels before Xenagos? Now deceased? This horn creates lots of colored mana which adds to the idea this comes from someone red and green, but it might also belong to a colorless creator god perhaps deceased, perhaps half eldrazi, perhaps residing in the Aether. So many questions.
Posted By:
Cloudchaser.Kestrel
(1/28/2014 9:39:05 PM)
Since it shares a niche with Everflowing Chalice, and because there are enough cards that charge artifacts (Coretapper and Energy Chamber for starters) to make their costs somewhat negligible, I'd say there's now enough redundancy for artifact-based ramp decks to perform with pretty good consistency.
Posted By:
Tempted_Johnny
(1/28/2014 8:45:14 PM)
Vorel of the Hull Claude
Posted By:
Quizziel
(2/4/2014 4:07:19 PM)
Hmmm… I know Theros is a Greek setting, but I can’t help thinking of Roman numerals whenever I see this. An artifact that costs 30? Good Lord! :-Þ
Posted By:
Kodanshi
(3/19/2014 4:06:57 AM)
And then Hex Parasite takes a bite.
Posted By:
DoragonShinzui
(2/3/2014 1:29:05 PM)
The perfect toy for any Rosheen Meander deck using proliferate.
Posted By:
lorendorky
(1/28/2014 6:32:01 PM)
Rated M for mature.
Posted By:
Cyberium
(1/28/2014 9:36:44 PM)
You can pay any amount for X but it must be multiplied three times.
Here's a handy-dandy chart:
If you choose 0 mana, you pay 0+0+0, put zero counters on the Cornucopia, and tap it for zero mana.
If you choose 1 mana, you pay 1+1+1, put one counter on the Cornucopia, and tap it for one mana.
If you choose 2 mana, you pay 2+2+2, put two counters on the Cornucopia, and tap it for two mana.
If you choose 3 mana, you pay 3+3+3, put three counters on the Cornucopia, and tap it for three mana.
So if you have a lot of mana, you can have even more just by pouring massive amounts of mana into it. However, generally-speaking Gilded Lotus will probably be more than enough since it costs 5 mana for the Lotus and 9 mana to get the same effect with the Cornucopia.
Posted By:
Eternal_Blue
(1/31/2014 5:14:21 PM)