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I like it.
Posted By:
darthbiobi
(7/31/2009 10:33:01 AM)
@CheloniaMania
As the ruling say:
If two Prized Unicorns are attacking, each creature the defending player controls can block either one of them. (The defending player chooses.) A creature that can block multiple creatures, like Palace Guard, must block both of them.
If I'm attacking with four Prized Unicorns and you have four Palace Guards (and nothing else), each guard will block all four unicorns; each unicorn will be blocked by all four guards.
If the players organize the damage in optimal order, two unicorns and two guards will die.
Posted By:
will_dice
(11/8/2009 4:25:55 AM)
This card or shinen's roar is amazing for one simple reason, you play a blanchwood armor on one and your opponent doesn't have a removal and you get free creature removal for the rest of the game, that is only avoidable if your opponent chooses to hurl their creatures at yours.. and who has most creature advantage? Green does! Also just plain awesome when you want to get a game win by sneaking past your opponents creatures, say with a simic skyswallower, or have a mycoloth devour everything to become like 12/12 with the unicorn still in play and attack.
I've had endless fun using the might of the oaks, target creature gets 7/7, with this unicorn. Colossal might or gorgon flail doesn't hurt either.
Posted By:
Donovan_Fabian
(11/23/2009 10:21:52 PM)
Does this mean that if I attack with all my creatures including this one, all of the opponent's creatures block this one and the rest hit the opponent?
Posted By:
Sironos
(5/23/2010 1:22:01 PM)
OsirisStar718: ALL creatures able to block must block. If Prized Unicorn attacks, and you have ten 8/8s on the field, able to block (untapped), then they all have to block Prized Unicorn. That's why Prized Unicorn is so stupid. Unless, of course, you're using it against your opponent. Then it's awesome.
Posted By:
Exuberance
(1/19/2010 1:00:13 PM)
This and Kalonian Behemoth attacking in the same round would be devastating
Posted By:
Mattmedia
(7/31/2009 4:30:07 PM)
@ Toasteroven
It doesn't have to be big. All it has to do is live for one turn. The idea is you play him just before you're going to attack with some big creatures. Next turn you attack with them all, and every one of your opponents creatures have to block the unicorn if able. Meaning your big creatures get through completely free of defenders.
So, does it have to be big? No. Just gotta hope they don't kill it the moment it comes out with a burn or a removal. If they don't, they more-or-less just signed their own death warrant.
Posted By:
ElusiveMongoose
(8/18/2009 8:06:15 PM)
No, the Shinen is actually much better, but really the mana cost isn't that important. You wouldn't want either to be sitting around waiting for multiple turns anyway. However, the channel ability is quite handy, because it doesn't have to wait a turn that way.
Posted By:
rubber
(9/9/2009 5:18:03 PM)
what if two of these attacked? My guess is that maybe the blocker can choose which one to block? multiple unicorns attacking multiple palace guards would be very good material for MTG Judge training. hehehe
Posted By:
CheloniaMania
(9/26/2009 11:04:59 AM)
askin a question. i have ten creatures right? when my opponent attacks with just P. Unicorn, i only have to block it with enough creatures just to kill it, right? Do all my creatures have to even if i got four 7/7's out
Posted By:
OsirisStar718
(12/15/2009 7:56:31 AM)