Exactly what is that creature that's being tempted in the artwork? He doesn't look like a kithkin or an elf, and he's certainly not a flamekin, merrow, boggart, giant, or treefolk. If this weren't Lorwyn, I'd think he was human.
Posted By:
sonorhC
(11/28/2011 8:55:07 AM)
Another card that needs an Oracle update:
Flying
When Sower of Temptation enters the battlefield, gain control of target creature for as long as Sower of Temptation remains on the battlefield.
If Sower of Temptation is in your sideboard, you may put it in your Main at the beginning of the match.
Thanks, Alex!
Posted By:
SweetoothTKC
(12/19/2011 6:12:48 PM)
Card doesn't follow the ruling on the details page in the official game Magic the Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012, losing control of this creature (such as by mind control) also causes loss of control of the creature you had gained control of.
Posted By:
LadenSwallow
(3/11/2012 5:35:36 PM)
@JaxsonBateman
In fact, it definitely remains a +2 - you lose a card in your hand that could have been used for discard effects and gain a card on the field, leaving you with the same number of cards in total before the Sower's effect. You can argue whether or not being an Enchantment technically counts an effective -1 in advantage (although there are plenty of cards that are capable of returning or exploiting those Enchantments), but being a creature doesn't make this card into a +3. Still a good card, though.
Posted By:
seraphsembrace
(7/10/2013 8:09:56 AM)
Play this card. Target some green trample beast and Cloudshift it. Profit ?
Posted By:
Pipikako
(8/12/2013 6:27:26 AM)
It should be pointed out that this block has Scion of Oona as well; meaning this is a control magic that comes with a 2/2 flyer and that they can't get rid of.
Posted By:
blurrymadness
(2/11/2014 9:40:49 PM)
His face is like oh shiz wat did I walk into.
Posted By:
Alienblaster
(3/18/2014 10:12:34 PM)