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CardName: ('White Pseudo-tapper') Cost: 1W Type: Creature - Human Cleric Pow/Tgh: 1/1 Rules Text: {T}: Target creature can't attack this turn. Flavour Text: 'evergreen flavour. Cleric casting blinding white light. Set/Rarity: Alternative Innistrad (Slow) Common

('White Pseudo-tapper')

Creature – Human Cleric

: Target creature can't attack this turn.

'evergreen flavour. Cleric casting blinding white light.

1/1

Updated on 29 Jun 2017 by KeresAcheron

Code: CW03

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2016-08-10 23:14:37: KeresAcheron created the card ('White Pseudo-tapper')

2016-09-12 14:01:18: KeresAcheron edited ('White Pseudo-tapper')

2017-06-27 11:21:58: KeresAcheron moved the card ('White Pseudo-tapper') from Zendikar Custom Cube (On-Hold) into Cards With No Home

2017-06-27 11:29:31: KeresAcheron moved the card ('White Pseudo-tapper') from Cards With No Home into Alternative Innistrad (Slow)

by Tahazzar:

> Cleric casting blinding white light.

Sounds like Blinding Mage to me (though it's a wizard).

Strangely enough "can't attack this turn" seems to have been costed more highly than "tap target creature" for some time by WotC: Netter en-Dal, Martyred Rusalka, Thundersong Trumpeter. Can anyone come up with a reason as to why? Tapping is just generally better as it removes blockers as well - which is especially perplexing when looking at Thundersong Trumpeter.

2017-06-29 00:56:40: KeresAcheron edited ('White Pseudo-tapper')

by KeresAcheron:

I'm treating "can't attack this turn" as weaker than tapping, so I'm reducing the cost from 3cmc manaless activation to a 2cmc manaless activation. The card is supposed to slow the game down and make limited more defensive. And yes, it basically has the same flavour as Sigardian Priest/Avacynian Priest/Blinding Mage.

2017-06-29 01:54:15: KeresAcheron edited ('White Pseudo-tapper'):

Changed from 1/2 to 1/1

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