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CardName: Henry, Father of Legions Cost: {3}{g}{w}{r} Type: Planeswalker - Henry Pow/Tgh: /3 Rules Text: [+2] Put a 3/3 green and white beast soldier token onto the battlefield. [-1] Destroy target artifact or enchantment [-9] For each creature token you control, put two of those tokens onto the battlefield. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Commander X Mythic |
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If only firebreathing were a keyword, right? There's so many variations on it.
Unfortunately, wlframe, this Planeswalker does nothing unless there are two creatures on the battlfield. The first ability asks for two targets. The second ability requires you to activate the first ability at least once.
Maybe that's the point? Though, I must say that the majority of players don't understand targeting restrictions, so most people would play the card wrong, and that doesn't seem right, either. The easy work around is to say "Up to one target" twice... though, I admit, that looks rather awkward. I suppose another way of solving this is to remove the targeting, and just say "A creature you control may fight another creature." Though, I think a lot of people would take issue with that...