Lord guys, READ THE CARD before posting: as a guy who actually did read the card, you cannot use this trap on YOUR turn, unless you want a 6/12 trampler that cannot attack, if that's the case, gather the mana and throw on foe turn even if he/she does not attack, then you will be able to use it, else you use a Soul's fire of 6 damage paying 7RR -1 max -5 if you are attacking as it's maximum potency.
Be realist guys, you kill (or at least block) a creature, and attack next turn with a 6/12 trampler for 4R -1 per each attacker paid ON YOUR OPPONENT's TURN.
I wonder how many noticed that this, as all traps, is an instant.
Posted By:
WER386
(3/10/2010 8:48:55 AM)
shouldnt this really be able to block multiple creatures...?
Posted By:
iraah9
(12/26/2010 11:31:23 AM)
Necropotence
Posted By:
Ph1005
(9/4/2010 8:30:11 PM)
Attack with lots of little wennies, then get the 6/12 and bash face.
Posted By:
Demonic_Angel13
(1/29/2010 3:25:28 PM)
It's a good card, but it should have been a blue card. Blue is known for cost alteration like Mana Leak or taxing and is most common color to be overrun by swarms. No matter if they are apes, saprolings, goblins or cats. And it's a red mage who could shatter the token.
Posted By:
Cheza
(3/19/2010 6:20:33 PM)
Except for the trample aspect, it does seem more like a {W} card.
Posted By:
VirtueVsVice
(2/6/2010 2:51:45 AM)
Much more white flavor than red, considering its only really useful for defense...
Posted By:
Behalter
(1/31/2010 10:13:42 AM)
I'm sorry what ?
Posted By:
True_Smog
(2/7/2010 11:09:17 AM)
about the best chump block i can think of atm to deal with Emrakul, the Aeons Torn if your unlucky enough to have him coming at u.
Posted By:
ugbootz
(4/22/2010 3:04:17 AM)
It is Red because of the ease of giving it Haste for the option to play it for its full cost on your turn.
Posted By:
Eltervag
(5/6/2010 3:20:54 PM)