It's Old Man Winter from "Santa Claus is Comin' to Town!"
Put one foot in front of the otherrrrr...
Posted By:
Kryptnyt
(9/19/2010 9:14:33 PM)
It's much more satisfying when your opponent goes momentarily retarded and blocks with his best creature, instead of an expendable 1/1. Once the cursing stops, you can go on to the next turn, with your new creature in tow.
Posted By:
Draugnor
(8/27/2009 5:29:43 PM)
Lure.
Posted By:
themicronaut
(6/16/2009 2:32:18 AM)
Revenge of the Hunted.
Posted By:
Baal_Planeswalker
(12/1/2012 2:12:35 AM)
Irresistible Prey
Posted By:
reapersaurus
(7/2/2011 3:22:35 AM)
Seems absolutely ridiculous at first glance, but only triggering on being blocked and not on blocking means needs a lot of support (lure effects, etc.). Otherwise its just a 2 mana 1/1 unblockable, and we all know there are better options if that is what you want.
The problem with cards like this is you have to invest a lot in making them an ungodly tool of winning destruction or they are simply ignored. Only once you've invested all that, a single removal spell ruins your day completely.
Posted By:
jonrds
(2/3/2014 9:18:43 PM)
@jonrds
First of all, a single lure effect is NOT "a lot of support." Second of all, if you are using this over Invisible Stalker, you ARE using it with lure effects. Don't just call the entrancer a worse card simply because it's a lot worse without lure effects. Third of all, the entrancer doesn't always give the opponent a lot of time to respond after you put Lure on him. If your opponent is tapped out when you want to put Lure on him, then by the time your opponent gets removal, he/she will have lost most of his/her creatures.
Posted By:
OlvynChuru
(4/22/2014 9:27:36 AM)
What if the creature that is blocking tolarian entranced dies at the end of combat. Do you still gain control?
Posted By:
Marnor_Feng
(5/21/2014 11:08:56 AM)