[MSH] IT'S MARVELING TIME
Seems like there are some possible syergy points for marchesa decks with +1/+1 counters being a theme in the new marvel set. Are there any cards you are excited about in the newest in the long line of marvel products?
Seems like there are some possible syergy points for marchesa decks with +1/+1 counters being a theme in the new marvel set. Are there any cards you are excited about in the newest in the long line of marvel products?
Hey y'all,
Working on a new cube and a theme I really want to integrate is having a lot of cards that can be played at multiple points in a game. So cards that can be played early but also have an alternative way to play it later on and still be relevant.
A couple great examples are [[Kavu Titan]] and [[Bannerhide Krushok]]. Both have relevance at multiple stages of the game, being relevant plays on turns 2,4,5,&7, but they also can play pretty differently depending on how/when you cast them.
I'm hoping to get some suggestions for cards that can similarly fill out multiple spaces on the mana curve, and/or that have dynamic play patterns or varied effects depending on how/when they're played during a game.
Obviously any card that just has evoke or flashback or something nominally fits this design goal, but cards like [[Resentful Revelation]] or [[Rite of Oblivion]] don't really have different play patterns as a result of having flashback. Similarly, even though [[Mournwhelk]] could be played as a 3/3 for 7, that isn't really meaningful in any way because it doesn't actually present an interesting game decision, it's just a bad card with an alternative casting cost.
Some examples of cards I think fit the bill: [[Tarkir Duneshaper]], [[All-Fates Stalker]], [[Covetous Castaway]], [[Nullpriest of Oblivion]], [[Sinuous Vermin]], [[Draconautics Engineer]], [[Stampeding Scurryfoot]], [[Bushy Bodyguard]], [[Deceit]].
Cards like Duneshaper or Scurryfoot are a bit boring, but hit the mark for being relevant plays both early and later on in a game. Stalker and Nullpriest can have pretty dynamic play patterns where the way you cast them results in a totally different uses for the card. Similarly, depending on the stage of the game you play it, Bushy Bodyguard can have a pretty wide range of outcomes, from a 2/1 for 2 to a 3/3 and a 4/3 for 4
Thanks for any suggestions you have!