This is probably a build around C+ or something like that, with the caveat that, if you have like 10+ zombies, it starts to get pretty crazy. Still, it starts fragile, and some times even with that many Zombies you just won’t get them, or you’ll get the champion after you’ve already played several Zombies, and that is a pretty big bummer. If you only have like 3-5 Zombies, it is hard to imagine it is worth it - you probably need 7 or more, at which point things can get really silly. So, yeah, this probably needs a build around, because it is so all in on Zombies and has an abysmal floor. Note also that it counts Zombie tokens too, not just nontoken Zombies. But, the good news is that this set has plenty of them! You probably need to at least consistently get this to 2/2 or 3/3 for it to be worth it, and that seems very doable. Obviously, for this to be worth it, you’re going to need Zombies. Basically, I’ll believe it when I see it with this card. As it is, it seems like it will do nothing or very little far too often. If this set had more of a life gain archetype, the Splendor would be a pretty nice build around. If your opponent does something to really get you behind on life, this will do stone nothing. One big problem is that you have to keep noting your life total, so you have to continually be staying at the same life from turn to turn or gaining life to keep drawing cards, and that does seem like its going to be a problem in some games. That said, sometimes games just stall out and you stay at a life total for awhile, and this makes it so your opponent either has to let you draw cards like crazy, or give up some resources to chip in for a few damage. However, this set does not have a strong life gain theme or even sub-theme, and the Splendor alone won’t be enough to keep you at that life total in a lot of games. And, it helps you find a way to do that, since it gains you life when you cast White spells. So, if you can consistently draw a card with this, it will be absurdly strong. 0.5 Almost Unplayable and mostly sideboard material.1.0 Not good filler and often gets gut.1.5 Filler card but sometimes gets cut.2.0 A good playable, but is sometimes cut.2.5 A solid playable that rarely gets cut.3.0 Good playable that always make the cut.4.5 Incredible bomb, but not unbeatable.Here is an explanation of how we score the cards: On when new sets releases and the AI Ratings after a week or two after release. This means that you should use the Pro ratings as guidance early The key difference is that the Pro ratings and commentsĪre made before the set officially releases while the AI ratings are dynamically updated with new data all the time. MTGA Assistant deck tracker and Pro ratings provided by Nizzahon Magic.
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