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CardName: Svyelunite Priest Cost: {1}{U} Type: Creature - Merfolk Cleric Pow/Tgh: 1/1 Rules Text: Soulbond Svyelunite Priest's partner has hexproof. {U}{U}{T} as a sorcery: Partner to target creature. (Svyelunite Priest is no longer attached to its previous partner) Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Risen Empires Uncommon |
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as a sorcery: Partner to target creature. (Svyelunite Priest is no longer attached to its previous partner)
Svyelunite Priest
So this is interesting. It's KINDA evoking "Counter target spell that targets one of your creatures", the cost being the hint to counterspell. But it's really actually whiter-style denial. And you have to make the choice at the start of your turn; which is interesting but, like oh so much of fallen empirs, weak.
Although I did like merfolk tribal in FE; this card neevr saw my deck, I preferred the force-spike wizards.
So how does mtg currently do such "Protect your other creatures" cards? Hexproof instead of shroud is a no-brainer. Which removes some of the tension from having to use this at start of turn; which is a shame.
The closest I can find in theme to this is Dive Down. But I really don't want that on a stick!
I think it would be better to make this a more permanent partnering. Sure, why not; move as a sorcery should work.
as partner is a thing nowadays, could you use soulbond from Innistrad instead?
I... thought I had done; actually. Adding the actual keyword.