Notably, they can't try to remove that creature card from the graveyard to stop it from returning to the battlefield
and a card's id can be made like so: Code: # create a base 42 character code here id = [put all needed statistics here].pack("42 chararacter string here") main_id = "" # get the main id with the XXXX-XXXX-XXXX (and so forth) for i in 0..id.length-1 main_id += " " main_id[main_id.length-1] = id[i] if i % 4 == 0 main_id += "-" end end I hope this helps a little bit
Since the commander tax applies individually to each of your two commanders, it should be easier for you to keep at least one of them contributing to the battlefield at any time
Finally, the foil sheet of cardstock passes through the eighth roller for the last layer of black ink
Having played this card a fair bit, Ive been pleasantly surprised by its effectiveness more often than not, and in a worst case scenario, you play it at the end of an opponents turn, dont get the outcome you want, and play a second board wipe on your turn for the desired result
Shes just a cheap beater for G/W swarm decks, and there are far better and far more interesting options to helm that kind of deck Rating: F+ Slimefoot, the Stowaway This is the first legend that isnt mono-green to mechanically care about Saprolings, and I kinda like it