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CardName: Zhalfirin Eater Cost: Type: Land Pow/Tgh: / Rules Text: When Zhalfirin Eater enters the battlefield, sacrifice a land. {T}:Add {2}, you may scry 1. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Community Mashup Set None

Zhalfirin Eater
 
Land
When Zhalfirin Eater enters the battlefield, sacrifice a land.
{t}:Add {2}, you may scry 1.
Updated on 05 Sep 2018 by Vitenka

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2018-09-04 09:48:20: Vitenka created and commented on the card Zhalfirin Eater

­Zhalfirin Void + Soul Eater

Yickland+scry, and cheap-but-sacrifice-something.

I'd suggest the obvious mash was a land that you have to sacrifice another land for. But those... huh. Maybe those don't exist. It's more than a bounce-land. Huh. These would be a really GOOD idea for 'strike the earth'.

Power level is a toughie. It's a fairly minor cost (can't usefully be the first land you play, possibly messes with your curve or colour fixing - but {0} to play, and presumably makes mana).

What should it actually DO? Make 2 mana is kind of a base-line. It wants to be at least that good. Make 3 mana would be... defining. Let's not go there for a first take on the card.

Scry? Scry is pretty powerful. And nicely colour-free; which is why ther sourceland does it.

If I were to make a cycle of these, I'd have to think about making them make coloured mana. My black land in my cycle was "Non-Basic lands do not untap during their owners untap phase." which is kinda silly and amusing..
And in a set with a lot of land-sac? That could work.

But no, play safe for now.

Prolly wants to enter the battlefield tapped, or sacrifice an untapped land or something else to prevent it adding an extra {1} mana the turn it hits the battlefield.

Honestly, I'm just mentioning this to prevent someone else from writing 4 paragraphs of templating analysis.

Hmmm, yes. I mean; I could say that the one-shot extra mana is the purpose of the card; but I honestly just didn't think terribly hard about that part. Maybe that can be the sneaky thing the red one does.

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