The base of the card isnt especially good, but once you get up to the second level, youve paid 4 mana for an Anthem and a tax on your opponents spells during your turn, and I think that would probably be a card I always played, and this has the upside of letting you pay that 4 mana in installments, as well as the fact that it can go to level three, at which point it will make one of your creatures into a really frightening attacker every turn
Honestly, collecting Magic cards is probably a long time coming at this rate, and once I push the button and pre-order the Hatsune Miku: Sakura Superstar set, it's open season for all future sets and collaborations that cross my path
2 Likes G1TLandon July 21, 2022, 1:07pm 14 I still remember pulling this card from a pack at blockbuster
You hand the card to an opponent to "protect," with promised rewards should you defeat it
You can think of this kind of like the difference between a set of polygons and the bumpmap that goes on top of it, if you're familiar with 3D animation at all