it's something that's cute when there's only a couple of expansions to keep track of, but can you imagine this in modern magic, where so many cards have been reprinted in various different forms
Shockingly, this card hasn't lost most of its value (as many other cards in this set have) but has seen an astounding $16 increase from its prior heights to where it sits now
Village Cannibals - Human monsters Phyrexian Unlife - Compleatly awful From Under the Floorboards - Classic zombie horror Ad Nauseam - Twisted zombie horror Terror - Nothing to fear but fear Sensory Deprivation - Truly uncomfortable The Fallen - A subtle and disturbing monster Peer into the Abyss - Why, just why
This seems like a nice ability to prevent your opponent from Challenging Minnie Mouse Storyteller during their turn or allow you to Challenge their exerted Character without losing your attacker
There are going to be a lot of decks out there running this card, so you may as well get used to seeing its smug little tree-hugging face
Thats kind of interesting, because you can win a 4-player game by attacking and killing the weakest one
