The thing about this card that I enjoy is the fact that she isn't abusable but relatively on the curve with Cathar's Crusade, the card she is essentially meant to play. Imagine when its out. you have not only a 5/5 flying body for 6 but also a 2/2 body on the ground. not to mention whatever is also in play at that point too. Not to mention other Wheenie-based enchantments that is still in standard or if you guys are looking ahead Return to Ravnica's Slenseya's global populate mechanics and boost, this card becomes relatively more worth wild than people think
Posted By:
LordTaco
(9/27/2012 6:06:39 AM)
You guys forget all of the cards that allow flickering. That's the point of this card.
Posted By:
koopashell
(4/29/2012 5:38:11 AM)
@Trygon_Predator The difference between Voice of the Provinces and the two creatures you compared her to (Wolfir Silverheart and Pathbreaker) is that those two creatures are green. Green's specialty is creatures: specifically, large creatures. What green gets for 6 mana that white doesn't is bigger creatures; what white gets that green doesn't is more creatures.
In my opinion, a good card. Could be better, but it's fitting in the set/block.
Posted By:
DJCHiLL813
(4/30/2012 2:24:55 AM)
Decent at prerelease, especially with ways to flicker her. I got a foily one, so I figured what the heck and tossed it in. But just too dang expensive. I can't see myself using her in anything but a sealed or draft game.
Posted By:
JRE47
(4/28/2012 5:10:19 PM)
The people panning this card have not been to prereleases, clearly. The format is so slow that this can be played Reliably, and it's flying and decent power, plus the Cloudshift-abusable ETB effect makes it a solid pick in limited.
Posted By:
Narcomoeba
(4/28/2012 5:55:18 PM)
Six mana for four power and toughness? You got to be kidding me. The difference of the powers between cards of different rarities are just insane. Common cards like these are barely playable. If it would be mythic, it would be 7/7 and put a dozen tokens into play, and probably got lifelink and shroud too. Even with the flicker effects in the set, it's not good enough for any constructed format.
Posted By:
majinara
(4/27/2012 11:28:23 AM)
Sorry, Narco, even at the pre-release it wasn't that great. I pulled it out of my deck after it was just sitting in my hand doing nothing. This and Seraph of Dawn will just bounce off each other and the lifelink means the Seraph comes off better at 
less, even if the 1/1 token isn't blocked.
As for flickering, the only way you're getting good use out of that is if you're also running something like Goldnight Commander where you just want as many creatures as possible hitting the battlefield. Personally, I was flickering Fervent Cathar instead.
Posted By:
RedJaron
(5/2/2012 1:07:40 PM)
majinara: first of all, wizards has printed hexproof over shroud lately. Second of all, if they printed any of the mythics as commons, it would break limited.
Posted By:
catowner
(4/27/2012 3:21:23 PM)
I agree this card isn't good. Its over-costed by at least {1}, possibly {2}.
However, I do not agree with everyone comparing this to a Mythic Rare. It is a common. Compare it to other commons or if you're feeling particularly frisky uncommons at least. Its unfair to compare any common to a Rare or Mythic Rare in terms of power. It doesn't have to be a Mythic Rare to be playable.
Posted By:
alphagprime
(5/5/2012 7:43:27 AM)