His transformation is Wedding Crasher, a 6/5 power and toughness werewolf with an axe to grind and a party of ghoulish guests locked in his sights
Rarity: S #: 363 Card Type: Sorcery Flavor: How truly vast this city must be, that I have traveled so far and seen so much, yet never once found the place where the buildings fail. Casting Cost: 1G
Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice Just like how Im lower on Tajic, Legions Edge from a week ago, Im lower on Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice for similar reasons
Its a very nice way to chain planeswalkers from no battlefield and feels akin in power to Bruna, the Fading Light
Maybe theyll play a tutor to try and figure it out, but the longer your stolen card goes unused, the more likely it is they (and the rest of the table) will forget about it entirely, which can lead to a major gameplay mistake during a crucial moment
The average mana cost in the deck (not counting lands, of course), is 3.47 not the speediest deck ever, but certainly not too clunky the distribution makes for a nice bell curve slightly weighted to the lower end, with plenty of haymakers higher up