But if you know me, you know I cant resist a cool green card, so this week I want to share my second new deck, built around Doric, Natures Warden
Variable stats on clones dont always matter, since often you want an ETB trigger or a static effect, but there are some exceptions ([mtg_card]Living Inferno[/mtg_card]), and its nice to have the option to make an arbitrarily large creature when you have mana lying around
Unless an effect allows you to play additional lands that turn, you can play land cards exiled with Tibalt only if you haven't played a land yet that turn
But how do we actually start evaluating these new game pieces and whats our criteria for recognizing the ones that are worth keeping an eye on
Certainly more than $2-$3 for the modern alternatives, but if youre in the market for powerful Reserved List playables that arent quite as expensive as the Dual Lands, then Null Rod is an excellent option to look into
When all is said and done, players will have two playable decks which, when compared to the cost of two starter decks, is a $9 savings