From the Mask of Zorro (1998) starring Antonio Banderas, Catherine Zeta-Jones and Anthony Hopkins.
This scene features some of the most incredible practical horse stunts on film.
The scene was shot with real horses and no CGI, thanks to the incredible trick-rider/equestrian-gymnast Tad Griffith who doubles for Antonio Banderas.
I was thinking about Jumbo Cactuar and wondering what ways the 10,000 number could be incorporated into the other colors while remaining balanced.
My thought process was that they should be easy to break with a secondary setup card like the Jumbo Cactuar which needs just one piece of evasion to become a lethal threat.
But they're all held back by the mana cost (which is harder in non-green), and with an attack trigger on a non-haste creature, and/or restricted relevance within certain strategy types.
On-board a sinking cruise ship
For optimal surprise factor, play it in a Commander game with a Mono-Green commander (plus rule-zero sideboard).
With [[Living Wish]] and [[Staff of Compleation]] in hand, cast [[Leveler]] to exile your library.
Cast Living Wish to put [[Laboratory Maniac]] in your hand.
Cast Staff of Compleation and use it to generate the blue mana to cast Laboratory Maniac.
Pay 5 more mana to untap the staff, then tap it, paying 4 life and drawing a card with an empty library, winning the game.
This also works in mono-red with [[Wish]]
Let's say I have a commander with an end-step trigger like [[Braids, Arisen Nightmare]]
It's my post-combat main-phase and I announce that I'm passing priority in order to move to my end-step.
An opponent casts Swords to Plowshares targeting my commander, which resolves, preventing the end-step trigger from going on the stack.
After the spell resolves, is it still my main phase because I got interrupted before moving to the end-step? I.e. do I have an opportunity to still recast my commander, assuming I have the 5-mana available to do so?
Or by already declaring beforehand that I was moving to my end-step, do I no longer have a chance this turn?
I was having trouble in my pod with representing token copies for these cards, especially ones given away to opponents who kept needing to check the original rules text.
So I made some custom tokens with mtg.design to make my life easier.
I was wondering what other tokens that don't currently exist would be useful for players?
Card fetches for the posted images:
[[Wedding Ring]]
[[Life of the Party]]
[[Vaultborn Tyrant]]
Original art by Ok-Analyst7731 posted here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mtg/comments/1tc8rml/gran_gran_custom_art/
Full-resolution card image here: https://ibb.co/wZh7FCQr
Custom card created with: mtg.design
I'm building a deck for my partner who's fairly new to the game. They love going wide with a massive army but now wants a flying version (their current deck is a Hare Apparent deck).
What commanders would you recommend for this?
Any strategy tips to go along with the commander as well?