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CardName: Stalk-Dewer Cost: U/GU/GU/G Type: Enchantment Creature - Spirit Pow/Tgh: 0/4 Rules Text: Flying; lurk (As long as this creature is untapped, your opponents can't target it.) Enchantments and enchanted permanents you control have "Whenever this becomes tapped for the first time each turn, produce {C}. Until end of turn, unused mana produced this way isn't lost." Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: [Card Dump] Tahazzar's Designs Rare

Stalk-Dewer
{u/g}{u/g}{u/g}
 
 R 
Enchantment Creature – Spirit
Flying; lurk (As long as this creature is untapped, your opponents can't target it.)
Enchantments and enchanted permanents you control have "Whenever this becomes tapped for the first time each turn, produce {c}. Until end of turn, unused mana produced this way isn't lost."
Illus. Teal Newcomb
0/4
Updated on 18 Mar 2018 by Tahazzar

History:

2018-03-18 15:28:43: Tahazzar created and commented on the card Stalk-Dewer

Lots of (minor?) bending here.

  • I've always liked the idea of {g} fliers with 1 or less power.
  • Blue can supposedly do colorless ramp. Here that ramping is tied to Auras as well.

Either way, your deck has to be able to produce {g}{g}{g}, {u}{u}{u}, or some mix of the two.

Other notes:

  • Lurk obviously works well with mechanics that encourage attacking / becoming tapped.
  • An older frame would be a better fit for this art.
  • Uses the custom "produce mana" syntax.
2018-03-18 15:34:59: Tahazzar edited Stalk-Dewer:
  • enchantment type and "enchantments and enchanted..."

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