so cool and flavorful. I love cards like this.
combine it with Blood Seeker for the obvious fun, or use it with Goblin Diplomats and Kazuul, Tyrant of the Cliffs for an army of ogres.
Posted By:
El_Pared
(9/28/2013 10:48:28 PM)
Funny, I don't remember the part with AEtherize in Homer's Odessy...
Posted By:
ThisisSakon
(9/30/2013 2:43:07 PM)
play this card, then follow up with a massacre wurm
Posted By:
mulen
(10/3/2013 7:41:28 AM)
No bro, your indestructible god enchantment creature was exiled, not destroyed. Thanks. GG.
Posted By:
cobaltblue
(10/5/2013 5:22:44 PM)
All your creatures have one last moment of heroism, before they all turn to pigs irreversibly.
This seems sweet in mono-blue devotion mirrors, although Cyclonic Rift might just be better. Still, if they've got two Master of Waves and thirteen 3/2 tokens, now they have two pigs.
Posted By:
sweetgab
(10/15/2013 2:35:27 PM)
Interesting that those cute-looking piggies can actually handle themselves in combat against a fairly good amount of things.
Posted By:
Arachnos
(10/18/2013 12:00:24 PM)
Use with dream tides or ratchet bomb.
Posted By:
tomato101
(10/20/2013 5:53:51 AM)
this card is underrated
don't forget that detention sphere also wipes the tokens.
Posted By:
spartan7023
(10/27/2013 4:28:39 PM)
@jibyellin - You won't get any mana from using Curse of the Swine because tokens don't have a mana cost so they will add nothing to your devotion.
Posted By:
darkstorm332
(11/13/2013 7:24:21 AM)
I like this card, except I miss the frog lizards from rapid hybridization. Boars just aren't as ... um ... dynamic, even if they are more theros-y. Something about the overall design of this card seems to mock green, while Rapid Hybridization seems to venerate it (in its twisted, simic-y way). Anyway, given the sets, that's to be expected.
The "enchantment creature bling" in the art is a nice tie-in reference to the rest of the set, sort of like an enchantment creature that just went horribly awry.
Posted By:
dies2doomblade
(11/18/2013 11:28:40 PM)