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CardName: Ferafu Ostrich Cost: {W}{B}{B} Type: Creature - Bird Pow/Tgh: 1`/1 Rules Text: Sacrifice Ferafu Ostrich: Destroy target attacking or blocking creature. Flavour Text: It's your head that'll be in the sand. Set/Rarity: Okundwa Common

Ferafu Ostrich
{w}{b}{b}
 
 C 
Creature – Bird
Sacrifice Ferafu Ostrich: Destroy target attacking or blocking creature.
It's your head that'll be in the sand.
1`/1
Updated on 26 Oct 2017 by Sorrow

Code: CZ09

History: [-]

2015-03-16 22:41:46: Sorrow created the card Ferafu Ostrich

Hilarious flavor text.

A recent post on MaRo's blog (http://markrosewater.tumblr.com/post/135864586433/do-you-think-ostrich-and-possibly-penguin) reminded me of this design. I don't agree with the reluctance towards depicting flightless birds in Magic. Bronzebeak Moa slipped through the cracks somehow. Anyway, I don't think ratites are innately "silly" creature choices.

I'm a big fan of Moas and flightless Birds are not a problem if they are recognizable as such - and ostriches and penguins are certainly well-known non-fliers.

What's up with the heavily colored cost at common though?

I did a cycle of heavilyt-colored costed cards where the card does one something the one color can do, but with a drawback from the other color. In This card's case, the drawback is meant to be that it can only destroy an attacking or blocking creature, a drawback to the two black mana, where black can normally destroy creatures without restriction.

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