Conjurer's Closet + undying
Posted By:
Jhyrryl
(5/31/2013 3:12:59 AM)
Hell's Thunder and even Brackwater Elemental make good wolf food.
I first-picked this in casual Cube today. My second pick? Homura, Human Ascendant.
As a bonus, the Seal of Strength tabled. Later in the draft, I opened a Collective Blessing. I love this deck. Got an Elemental Mastery in it, too.
Posted By:
HuntingDrake
(6/11/2013 11:50:43 PM)
awesome casual card- just what it was meant to be. 4.5/5.
Posted By:
O0oze
(12/23/2013 11:29:17 AM)
If you sacrifice a tree, they don't eat the tree, they eat the birds and grubs and squirrels and such that were in it.
The higher the toughness of the tree, the more room it has for birds and grubs and stuff.
#YouCanFindAJustificationForAnythingIfYou'reWillingToStrainCredulity
Posted By:
Salient
(2/23/2014 4:39:38 PM)
I love this in my Omnath Commander. Beefy Omnath turns in to dozens of wolves, next turn Craterhoof Behemoth seals the deal.
Posted By:
Ezitz
(3/5/2014 2:55:22 PM)
I just love the synergy with Deathrender. You get 2 extra wolves every turn, plus you can keep returning a creature to sacrifice.
Posted By:
Totema
(4/20/2014 10:38:22 PM)
This card is screaming for combos. Reanimation decks (probably mostly in EDH) would love to pull of some shenanigans by sacrificing something like an Archon of Justice to get a bunch of tokens and kill something, only to reanimate and do it again. Really works well in many different types of deck. Graveyard combo decks obviously love the options it gives, Timmy decks would love to sacrifice a huge creature to put twice its power worth of creatures into play (did someone say Worldspine Wurm.) Well rounded but not exactly an auto-include in every deck. It certainly does very well in the decks it is designed for, however.
4/5
Posted By:
Slyfox7777777
(5/28/2014 8:43:23 PM)