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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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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.