Them wolves love trees, not just the Tree of Redemption, but Ghoultrees too. And even though they won't touch the squishy black stuff that comes in a Living Weapon, the wolves come runnin' when I sacrifice an Armored Skaab using a Bonehoard.
Posted By:
JimmyNoobPlayer
(6/19/2012 1:21:40 AM)
I threw one in my casual 
deck just to fill space. Then it came down the turn after Cathars' Crusade and things got interesting.
Posted By:
roguepariah
(11/17/2012 6:34:48 AM)
My favorite moment with this card is when I had it and a 144/144 Thromok, the Insatiable out. I sac'd it and played Rise from the Grave, then sac'd again for 20736 2/2 wolf tokens. But sadly my opponent had a Phyrexian Rebirth...
Posted By:
DustD
(12/29/2012 9:27:39 PM)
Those are some interesting wolves they got there, since they'll eat wood, metal, lava, and just about anything else.
Posted By:
Arachnos
(9/8/2012 8:48:22 AM)
I love how the best creatures for sacrificing are either made of metal or wood. There are some badass wolfies running around Innistrad if they can eat all that crap.
Must be due to having to eat all those undying zombies constantly.
Posted By:
Kaleidostorm
(12/24/2012 8:41:04 PM)
Do you think it's a coincidence that this is in the set after Parallel Lives? Or that this has the same wolves on it as Parallel Lives? Or that this has the same artist as Parallel Lives?
Hmm... I think they might be trying to point out a synergy here.
Wait - I've got it! Doubling season!
Posted By:
Villainous1
(2/23/2013 5:47:22 AM)
I underrated it it until I had this happen in a werewolf deck... I put Titanic Growth on a Wolfbitten Captive that I had activated its ability +2/+2 (making it 7/7) and then used Reverberate to copy Titanic Growth, making the creature a 11/11. Six mana for 11 2/2's, and with two Immerwolf's and two Howlpack Alpha's on the table, I was suddenly sitting on 11 6/6 wolf tokens. Wheee!
Posted By:
depthninja
(12/5/2012 11:53:30 AM)
This card can work for great combos. My favorite is getting Essence of the Wild out, having something else copy it, and then sacking one of them. It becomes six 6/6 tokens plus the original. Then you make the deck mixed with red and put out Warstorm Surge, and it's bye-bye opponent.
Posted By:
DragoonWGNNS
(4/22/2014 3:40:01 PM)
the end step clause (rather than the upkeep clause) makes this much, much more relevant than it would be otherwise.
Posted By:
RAV0004
(1/27/2012 2:30:04 PM)
Looks like a great finisher in a wall deck. Overgrown Battlement agrees.
Posted By:
A0602
(1/26/2012 8:24:30 PM)