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CardName: Brush Seedling Cost: g Type: Creature - Plant Pow/Tgh: 0/1 Rules Text: [Re-root] (When this creature dies, exile it. At end of turn search your library for a Treefolk or Plant creature with converted mana cost equal to his creatues conerted mana cost -1. Put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle your library.) {T}: Add {G} to your mana pool. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Haith Common

Brush Seedling

Creature – Plant

[Re-root] (When this creature dies, exile it. At end of turn search your library for a Treefolk or Plant creature with converted mana cost equal to his creatues conerted mana cost -1. Put it onto the battlefield, then shuffle your library.)
{t}

: Add

to your mana pool.

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Updated on 25 Jan 2013 by raggarn12345

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2013-01-22 22:57:41: raggarn12345 created the card Brush Seedling

2013-01-22 22:58:24: raggarn12345 edited Brush Seedling

2013-01-23 15:30:18: raggarn12345 edited Brush Seedling

2013-01-25 13:41:43: raggarn12345 edited Brush Seedling

by Alex:

Personally I think I preferred re-root before your last change. I'd rather see Re-root keyworded with a number rather than say "minus one" in the rules text, as on Soulshift. Kami of Empty Graves into Thief of Hope into Deathknell Kami into Bile Urchin was intuitive enough, and it did allow for variations like Forked-Branch Garami and Promised Kannushi.

Anyway, this creature itself looks like it requires you to have a {0} -cost Treefolk or Plant? Are you going to have a Treefolk version of Dryad Arbor in this set? That could be pretty nifty, actually.

by raggarn12345:

Yeah my thought is actually to have a Dryad arbor land for that main reason!

by raggarn12345:

I'm thinking one Plant land and one Treefolk land.

by raggarn12345:

But the dryad arbour land could still have been done with RE-root 0

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