Paleolitheka
Paleolitheka by Camruth
70 cards in Multiverse
13 commons, 25 uncommons,
21 rares, 5 mythics, 6 tokens
4 token green, 2 token colourless, 4 white, 2 blue, 3 black, 6 red,
23 green, 10 multicolour, 2 hybrid, 1 artifact, 13 land
141 comments total
Prehistoric world used as a game preserve/safari grounds
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Outrage 2 (Whenever this creature becomes blocked, it gets +2/+2 until end of turn for each creature blocking it)
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As I said in the comments on Eleiod Marsh, I used what was available at the time. Will be updating the cycle to Nymphs.
Except Lampads are Nymphs of the Underworld not of Swamps/Marshes. I had used the most appropriate creaqture types in use when these were designed several years ago. I have no Issue with making them all Nymphs. But at least in my sets Nymphs of the Swamp will remain Eleoids. Lampads can still exist in black as well just with a different flavour.
For what it’s worth, magic has chosen to use lampads to accompany Alseids, oreads, naiads, and dryads,and the associated creature type is nymph: http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Search/Default.aspx?sort=color+&action=advanced&output=spoiler&method=visual&subtype=%20%5B%22Nymph%22%5D
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So nereid are Faeries without flying?
You vary the creature types except for white and black?
Doesn't need to say it's red if it's got the color dot
updated to bring in line with current wizards wording ie: changed from printed power to base power.
how about discarding Basic card too? in fact maybe tighter relationship between primal and basic on all primal cards.
Steward of Valeron has one ability from each of its colors that combine to make a very useful whole (though admittedly, vigilance is also green). Wasn't it part of a cycle?
Hmmm, this is pretty darn nifty. A vigilant bear, or a mana elf.
It's good mana acceleration; but not so good for when you need fixing... cost two is mighty tempting though... I think you hit the sweet spot here; I'm not sure if it's "Must have!" or "meh!"