@Biggles
Actually someone mentioned Frank-n-Furter from what I see. Crisis averted!
Posted By:
DritzD27
(2/26/2012 1:43:48 AM)
Here's the best way to do this:
Turn 1) Stromkirk Noble
Turn 2) Curse of Stalked Prey
Turn 3) Markov Blademaster
Turn 4) Rakish Heir and Artful Dodge
Turn 5) Spectral Flight on Blademaster. Plus artful dodge again on whichever.
Turn 6) ???
Turn 7) Profit!
Best good use of a Red/Blue deck I've seen in a while. using this setup + another curse of stalked prey, I was able to turn my blademaster from 1/1 into a 11/11 in one turn.
Posted By:
Delphideck
(3/30/2012 12:08:39 PM)
@Teotanik i had logged in just to say that, but i see there's no need. lol.
Posted By:
Nexath_of_Kalastria
(7/26/2012 4:30:49 AM)
Maybe I hang out in San Francisco too much, but I really don't get the obsession with the corset. He's a *** vampire. Vampires wear weird stuff.
That said, this card is awesome. By himself he's a 2/2 for 3 that can grow larger. Giving that ability to other vampires is awesome... especially Markov Blademaster...
Posted By:
inaeternum
(11/4/2012 12:16:09 PM)
Half the time, I end up using this as an enchantment that can block than an actual beatstick. But still, this thing is amazing in a Vamp Tribal deck when paired with the likes of Markov Blademaster (Going from 1/1 double strike to 5/5 double strike on turn 4? Why the hell not) or Stromkirk Captain (hits the field as a 3/3 first strike) or the obvious Vampire Nighthawk. That and the art makes me smirk every time I have it in my hand. It deserves at least a decent grade for that.
3.5/5
Posted By:
Hyperviper
(1/11/2013 10:27:14 AM)
The one in the front is obviously the most delicious but the other one is pretty nice too.
Posted By:
MtG_Perv
(4/10/2013 11:38:49 AM)
One might take a moment to realise the possibility that that's a men's corset and he's not actually crossdressing.
Posted By:
Motie
(4/29/2013 6:39:05 PM)
Vamps just want to have fun.
Posted By:
M01s
(5/20/2014 11:42:14 PM)
@Motie: Eddie Izzard made the same point.
Interviewer: Famously, you've dressed up in women's dresses...
Eddie Izzard: No, I wear dresses. They're not "women's dresses". They're my dresses. I buy them. It's like when women wear trousers, they're not cross-dressing, they're not wearing "men's trousers".
Posted By:
syrazemyla
(5/22/2014 2:23:28 PM)