CRIKEY!
Posted By:
GruesomeGoo
(12/29/2009 8:27:03 PM)
I like the idea of this card. An emperor, is not an emperor without subjects, so when this guy has no subjects, he's no longer the EMPEROR Crocodile.
Posted By:
PlayerGreen
(5/29/2010 2:59:49 PM)
Good card, I mean how hard is it to keep a creature out with green?
Posted By:
niallcmurray86
(7/9/2010 12:53:50 PM)
Killer croc :)
Posted By:
Stray_Dog
(12/6/2010 4:15:17 PM)
So if someone uses Wrath of God to kill all my tokens then I have to sac... wait, nevermind, shut up Eved.
Great beater for token decks.
Posted By:
Eved
(6/5/2010 7:01:12 PM)
Art is great, but mechanical flavour is questionable. Does daddy Cro die out of sorrow for his little buddies?
As for playability... 5/5 for four is trully appealing for good old beatdown. But it makes the deck more vulnerable to removal. With the inherit weak spot of beatdown it's like making bad worse. Too much of a gamble for my taste.
In mono G and even in two-color decks it's cousin Imperiosaur looks like a safer choise. And a little easier to get.
Posted By:
Helianthus
(8/8/2009 7:41:37 AM)
I hate his huge overbite. And is he about to eat a llamataur? I'm disappointed this and Sandbar Crocodile are the only two giant crocs in magic, unless you count Viashinos.
Posted By:
blindthrall
(11/30/2009 2:40:41 PM)
KILLER CROC.
Posted By:
MasterOfEtherium
(12/18/2010 7:48:01 PM)
A green deck usually always has several creatures out, if not hundreds. (I don't want to brag, but I've done that before.) So, Emperor Crocodile is safe.
Probably the most effiecient way to get a 5/5 for four mana.
Posted By:
Arachibutyrophobia
(7/8/2009 8:13:26 PM)
I would tend to disagree. If you are playing against a deck with any sort of plan to deal with creatures, you often have only one or two creatures out. I would not want to be in a situation where, for example, I powered this guy into play with a Llanowar Elves and ended up losing both creatures to a Scar or Shock.
Posted By:
KrosanGardener
(8/4/2009 3:42:39 PM)