Based on a poem about a seductress or temptress. Very powerful card for its relatively low cost. Small body but steals creatures with no "give back to opponent" clause. First time I read her I thought she was like Rubinia (i.e. just doesn't HAVE to untap). Oh well. White and Blue have numerous ways of untapping creatures too.
Posted By:
kitsunewarlock
(2/26/2010 4:30:01 PM)
The poem it's based on, as well as the original name of the card, is "La Belle Dame sans Merci" by John Keats.
Posted By:
achilleselbow
(3/29/2010 10:39:09 PM)
If i take something over during combat, is it removed from combat?
Posted By:
Rakdos_Ninja
(6/10/2009 2:05:18 PM)
A pretty good general. Opens up 3 colours, and has a good ability.
As smart opponent will wait and play his big-gun when they know they can play an even bigger one next turn. Faking you into using this by attacking with the 1st before playing the 2nd, since you'll want to save her ability so you dont control a Raging goblin or something for the whole game!
Posted By:
psyklone
(1/20/2010 2:16:17 PM)
Esper wants yer critters.
Posted By:
Tommy9898
(2/23/2010 10:32:55 PM)
Nice. But what creature type in addition to Human should she have? IE: What makes sense as her class or profession?
Posted By:
A3Kitsune
(3/3/2010 5:02:26 AM)
What a name.
Posted By:
divine_exodus
(1/3/2011 5:59:06 PM)
Norritt, Seasinger, and Phantasmal Terrain. These three make a good basics for a kill/capture deck. Throw in a few Terrors, a few Swords to Plowshares...yeah. Ouch. And the reason for Phantasmal Terrain? In case you need to use it on yourself to gain a swamp or plain mana.
Posted By:
Crosserenti
(10/25/2010 7:01:50 PM)
How does this get pronounced? My best theory is "Mare-reek Ree Bare-reet".
Posted By:
eunhathes
(8/4/2009 10:53:45 PM)
Omg, I hadn't thought of freed from the real, that would be insane.
Dang....nice combo.
Also combos well with storm crow.
Posted By:
channelblaze
(6/17/2010 6:09:08 PM)