@A3Kitsune: Yes, providing your quirky player with more fuel for the humiliating-to-lose-to Horse deck!
A sub-par card, but I might be biased, since a bad one kicked me in the head.
Posted By:
Leshrac_Nightwalker
(8/27/2010 8:10:23 AM)
Sun Quan, Lord of Wu
YO DAWG I HEARD YOU LIKE HORSES
Posted By:
FiveEight
(10/25/2011 11:19:12 PM)
But it got a TILE SIDEWALK!
Posted By:
zerosavant
(7/5/2011 1:56:05 PM)
Essence Warden.
Posted By:
Gabriel422
(6/4/2011 2:47:16 AM)
The most sadly hilarious thing about this card is that the flavor is so completely wrong.
The only things that actually distinguish a tarpan as a tarpan are the fact that it was gray with a black mane and tail and that it was never domesticated.
So, the art is entirely incorrect and the flavor text is way off-base too. It's kind of surprising because I would think that whoever had enough niche equestrian knowledge to even come up with the idea of a tarpan card would also have known that a tarpan is just a horse species which was never domesticated.
I guess the mechanic represents you eating it?
Posted By:
JNSiQwa0
(4/10/2012 12:16:08 AM)
Whenever there are bad horse cards to be illustrated, Margaret Organ-Kean will be there...
Posted By:
Kryptnyt
(2/9/2013 10:51:22 PM)
Infinite combo with Enduring Renewal, Tangleroot, and anything that sends it to your graveyard, such as Engineered Plague set to Horse. (Or a re-usable sacrifice outlet, like Dimir House Guard).
Posted By:
Etsap
(8/25/2011 9:34:41 AM)
Not a bad 1 drop. Makes a decent chump blocker, and I'm sure if someone really tried, it's ability could be easily abused in one way or another.
Posted By:
BongRipper420
(10/12/2012 7:38:35 PM)
Now a horse.
Posted By:
A3Kitsune
(2/2/2010 5:02:40 AM)
I like to think of the lifegain as a planeswalker cutting the tarpan open and sheltering inside it for warmth.
Posted By:
Enemy_Tricolor
(1/7/2011 8:54:32 PM)