I find the wolf has become lack luster in anything than a beat down deck since we now have thoctars at 3, and the blade series which are all 2 mana and basically watchwolf 2.0. You could play them side by side with thoctars though, for some serious green over run.
Posted By:
Donovan_Fabian
(1/22/2010 7:06:47 AM)
My G/W deck prefers to put Grizzled Leotau out on turn two, because you can't bolt it, it can hold off generally every creature that can be put down the first 5 or so turns of the game, and I just like the flavor of it. And I don't really care for more than 4 vanilla creatures in a deck, so sorry Watchpuppy, you're side-decked :(
Posted By:
IshubarashI
(7/6/2010 4:56:05 AM)
That wolf has bitten me one too many times...;-/ I usually like to have a Last Gasp ready for him (hoping he doesn't get even stronger before)!
Posted By:
Schlappi
(7/15/2009 1:10:08 PM)
With Shield of the Oversould you get a 5/5 flying indestructible on turn 3
Posted By:
eliteDecoy
(7/22/2009 7:08:02 PM)
I very much Like this card... a pity I don't have a place for it... Its one of the first cards I ever did see, and perhaps the very first of the Ravinca block... In reference to Aesthetics and flavor, its one of my favorite cards. I'm a bit much of an ability junkey to ever likely include it in any of my decks (You know those players that think there too good to play straightforwardly? yeah, that's me)
Base rating: ***
Cost vs stats: + **
Very slight color weight: - */4
No ability: - */4
Posted By:
Zoah
(1/20/2010 2:05:54 PM)
Cats Wolfs And Beasts For The Win! Love It Wolf's Are Just Awesome
Posted By:
MasterOfEtherium
(12/4/2010 9:51:39 PM)
G/W favoritism? What's that?
Seriously, I hate this freakin' card. It just goes to show how far Wizards is willing to go for their beloved Green and White.
Posted By:
Saxophonist
(4/23/2010 11:55:31 PM)
It's clear that Kalonian Tusker and Watchwolf are very similar creatures, but which card is easier to cast? Honestly, it all depends on your decktype.
Disclaimer: Keep in mind that the example decks below will be working in a vacuum, so they're basically just 24-card decks where every card is a land - the Tusker and Wolf are in your hand by default. Although having such controlled circumstances might make all of this seem insignificant, the purpose of these examples is to illustrate which of the two 3/3 creatures would be better under each manabase listed here. I believe that the results should be transferable to an actual 60-card deck because both the Tusker and the Wolf would be under the same probability disadvantages caused by having other cards in the deck with them. Somebody please correct me on this if I'm wrong, probability isn't my best or favourite field of math.
Monogreen
(Kalonian Tusker Castin... (see all)
Posted By:
Ataraxiom
(3/12/2014 5:26:51 PM)