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CardName: Extermination Agent Cost: W Type: Creature - Human Soldier Pow/Tgh: 0/1 Rules Text: It is against the law for an opponent to cast no spells during his or her turn. *Justice* - At the beginning of your upkeep, if an opponent broke the law since the beginning of your last turn, put a +1/+1 counter on Extermination Agent. Flavour Text: "Submit to voluntary testing or we will use force." Set/Rarity: Tesla Project Uncommon

Extermination Agent
{w}
 
 U 
Creature – Human Soldier
It is against the law for an opponent to cast no spells during his or her turn.
Justice – At the beginning of your upkeep, if an opponent broke the law since the beginning of your last turn, put a +1/+1 counter on Extermination Agent.
"Submit to voluntary testing or we will use force."
0/1
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Updated on 27 Mar 2016 by Inanimate

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2015-12-09 00:21:22: Inanimate created and commented on the card Extermination Agent
on 09 Dec 2015 by Inanimate:

See Consul Peacekeeper. Planned WBu Justice playtest card.

2015-12-09 00:23:05: Inanimate edited Extermination Agent
2015-12-09 21:25:22: Inanimate edited Extermination Agent:

Added rarity

on 13 Jan 2016 by Doombringer:

I really liked playing both with and against this card in playtesting.

on 13 Jan 2016 by NymphadoraTonks:

This is a pretty cool version of werewolves. I haven't played in Innistrad proper, but in Cube werewolves are a fantastic way to prevent 5color control players from just sleeping through any of their early turns while messing about with taplands and holding up mana for instants. I am all for more of that assertive-gameplay action

on 13 Jan 2016 by Inanimate:

This card grew surprisingly large against me - it was a 4/5! - but it never felt like it was completely out of hand. It was valuable both early-game and late-game. This is definitely the best law we have right now, gameplay-wise.

The +1/+1 counters worked well as a Law punishment, too.

on 18 Jan 2016 by Doombringer:

This should probably be a 1/1 right? as a turn 2 2/3 is far more powerful that a turn 2 2/2.

2016-02-03 17:32:31: CasualR edited Extermination Agent:

1/2 --> 1/1

2016-02-04 05:12:02: Doombringer edited Extermination Agent:

1/1 -> 0/1

on 04 Feb 2016 by Doombringer:

This probably ends up having to be a 1/1 for {1}{w} but lets test the dangerous version first.

on 04 Feb 2016 by Doombringer:

another option is to move this up in rarity and have it be a constructed card.

2016-02-12 01:09:20: Doombringer edited Extermination Agent:

added to skeleton

on 26 Mar 2016 by Inanimate:

I think moving this up in rarity might be a good idea, since I've looked into precedence. Hada Freeblade and Champion of the Parish are both less reliable and higher in rarity.

on 26 Mar 2016 by CasualR:

You mean it wasn't an uncommon all along? Move it on up!

2016-03-26 16:12:23: Inanimate edited Extermination Agent
2016-03-27 08:11:38: Inanimate edited Extermination Agent

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