Sure, your opponents get some 3/3 elephant tokens in exchange, but thats usually a small price to pay when youre dismantling key pieces of their strategy
Celestial Dawn can lock out non-white decks, Statecraft stops armies cold, and the classic Illusions of Grandeur drains them for 20 each time
There are a few restrictions to keep things on track: Decks cannot win on turn 1 Decks cannot force an opponent to discard more than 2 cards Random effects will always go in opponent's favor The exact rules for my tournament can be found here on the page I used to introduce and maintain the event
Improvements Both decks could do with a few more 1-ink characters to improve the chances of getting something down on turn one
Skip to main content SIGN IN The Hobbit Variants: Elrond, Moon-Reader (0290 - Extended Art) Edition: The Hobbit Variants Type: Legendary Creature - Elf Noble Cast: Rarity: M Collector #: 0290 Pow/Tuf: 3/3 Whenever you activate an ability of a creature, draw a card
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