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CardName: Tachod Meteorolgist Cost: {1}{U}{U} Type: Creature - Human Advisor Pow/Tgh: 1/2 Rules Text: When Tachod Meteorolgist enters the battlefield, draw a card if you control another creature with flying. Transform Tachod Meteorolgist at the beginning of each combat phase Flavour Text: That harsh north wind is coming. Back side: CardName: Windblade Scholar Cost: Type: Creature - Human Warrior Wizard Pow/Tgh: 2/2 Rules Text: Flying, hexproof Transform Windblade Scholar at the end of each combat Flavour Text: With my wind I command the seas and crash your ships. Set/Rarity: Branches of Skavjando Common When Tachod Meteorolgist enters the battlefield, draw a card if you control another creature with flying.
Transform Tachod Meteorolgist at the beginning of each combat phase That harsh north wind is coming.
1/2
Flying, hexproof
Transform Windblade Scholar at the end of each combat With my wind I command the seas and crash your ships.
2/2
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a creature that has a combat phase transformation. It's kind of cool, like a superhero with an alter-ego. I think it's original. Most transformations I've seen have costs and are very big upgrades. The other side of this card is still to scale with the mana cost so it's good you don't have to pay. I like it! But why is it called scholar when it's a warrior wizard? I think there should be a scholar creature type.
All of the trannsform cards in this set represent magical girl-style transformations, I often tried to pick something that felt a little outlandish and loud, something very animesque. To represent a magical girl, I gave creatures a physical combat class and a magical combat class, in this case warrior and wizard. Most scholars in Magic have been wizards, although there's a cleric, advisor, soldier, and a sphinx among them.