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CardName: Crashing Halebeast Cost: 2GG Type: Creature - Beast Pow/Tgh: 4/3 Rules Text: Trample {2}{G}: Regenerate target attacking creature. Flavour Text: “We've found that enzymes in halebeast saliva have medicinal applications. Lucky for us, they slobber a lot.” — Aricus Pinn Set/Rarity: Soradyne Laboratories v1.2 Uncommon

Crashing Halebeast
{2}{g}{g}
 
 U 
Creature – Beast
Trample
{2}{g}: Regenerate target attacking creature.
“We've found that enzymes in halebeast saliva have medicinal applications. Lucky for us, they slobber a lot.”
— Aricus Pinn
4/3
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Updated on 10 Jun 2012 by SFletcher

Code: UG03

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2012-03-06 16:02:12: SFletcher created the card Crashing Halebeast
2012-03-06 16:02:28: SFletcher edited Crashing Halebeast
on 06 Mar 2012 by M_Houlding:

Inspired by the flavor text, might it be more interesting to remove the activation cost on Trample and then bump the cost on the regeneration ability but let it target any creature you control?

on 06 Mar 2012 by SFletcher:

Wow. I like that idea.

2012-03-06 19:01:20: SFletcher edited Crashing Halebeast
on 06 Mar 2012 by Alex:

Reminds me of Trolls of Tel-Jilad. Somewhat more aggressively costed, but that may be okay. The regen cost is only Broken Fall anyway.

on 06 Mar 2012 by M_Houlding:

Yeah, I think this is now a 1st-pickable Green Uncommon (meaning I'd play Green for this), something you don't find very often.

2012-06-10 04:20:49: SFletcher edited Crashing Halebeast

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