, : You gain 1 life for each colorless creature you control
Gisela, the Broken Blade Gisela, the Broken Blade is a good, efficient creature with nice stats and abilities, but it isnt the most interesting creature to build around in EDH
Magic: The Gatherings Archenemy format is a fantastic idea why not allow three players, each controlling their own deck and planeswalker, to team up and fight a single powerful villain, with a unique set of event cards to really shake things up from turn to turn
Angel's Herald Argoth, Sanctum of Nature Barbed-Back Wurm Behemoth's Herald Bereavement Blazethorn Scarecrow Controlled Instincts Crabapple Cohort Dragon's Herald Dramatic Entrance Eastern Paladin Elvish Farmer Elvish Healer Encase in Ice Flare of Cultivation Flooded Woodlands Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury Garruk, Caller of Beasts Giant Caterpillar Graveyard Dig (playtest) Green Sun's Zenith Greener Pastures Haunting Apparition High Seas Homarid Shaman Hoof Skulkin Horned Kavu Hunt the Hunter Hunting Drake Ivy Lane Denizen Jund Jungle Patrol Kaervek's Hex Keeper of the Beasts Kelsinko Ranger Khalni Hydra King Crab Liberated Dwarf Lure of Prey Magus of the Order Master of the Hunt Master of the Wild Hunt Avatar Mind Harness Momir Vig, Simic Visionary Natural Order Night Soil Norwood Priestess Oran-Rief, the Vastwood Orcish Healer Ovinomancer Paragon of Eternal Wilds Permafrost Trap Phelddagrif Phyrexian Reaper Possessed Centaur Quirion Druid Rage Weaver Regal Force Rhonas's Monument Savra, Queen of the Golgari Scarred Puma Seedling Charm Shivan Wurm Slay Snow Hound Sparkcaster Spike Breeder Splintering Wind Squirrel Farm Stampeding Serow Stampeding Wildebeests Summoner's Pact
The English Wizards of the Coast site isn't left out, as they too share an article on their preview card, Kambal, Consul of Allocation
