But why, you might ask, do I like Vendilion Clique so much? Three reasons:. Vendilion Clique is at a perfect spot power-level-wise. It's a strong enough card that I actively want to play it, yet it's not so oppressively strong that I am compelled to play it every time, or that I get frustrated when my opponents play it.
It helps you win the game, but it doesn't dominate a game by itself. A lot of creatures are very intuitive to play with—they're basically bodies that attack or block. You have a choice of when to cast Tarmogoyf , and whether you want to attack with it or not, but that's it; the play pattern is always the same.
With Vendilion Clique , things are different. First, you must decide when to cast it. Since it has flash, that can be basically any point in the game. I've cast Vendilion Clique s on my main phase, on my end step, on my opponent's upkeep, on their draw step, after they attack, after blockers, and on their end step—each for a different reason. My favorite move is probably playing it in response to a spell that you know is going to precede another spell, such as a Ritual. Sometimes, your Storm opponent goes Ritual, Ritual, and then in response to the third one you play Vendilion Clique and take their Past in Flames or Ad Nauseam, at which point they have wasted all their Rituals.
Oona unleashed a counterattack, killing the sapling by cutting her in two with a thornvine, as well as all the groundlings except Endry. He survived, but lost one of his wings in the process. When Maralen returned from the fight with Oona's doppelganger above Cayr Ulios, she, Rhys imbued with the last fresh yew sap from the dead Sapling and Ashling destroyed Oona by combination of poison, fire and water magic.
Endry coldly watched his "Mother" die without blinking an eye, refusing her last attempts to force him to help her.
After Oona's destruction, Endry, unable to fly any more, lured a magpie to bring him to Cayr Ulios, just to find out his sisters' fate. He found them dead, killed by each other. Carefully taking their bodies away from the carnage of the aftermath, and taking them to the woods, he laid himself beside them and, dreaming about his sisters and his groundling friend Nora , he decided not to wake up, ever. MTG Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages. Explore Wikis Community Central.
If your hand loses to a certain card, then of course you should take it. What about the grey areas in the middle? You are playing against Shardless BUG, Clique them during their draw step and their hand is the following:. So here, the card to take would depend on your game plan. Are you trying to grind them out? If so, you should consider taking Ancestral Vision because they can set it up via Brainstorm and Shardless Agent. Are you planning on attacking and killing them in short order?
Then, you should take Liliana of the Veil and give them the chance to Ancestral Vision. What if your hand has a Spell Pierce and you just need your Clique to survive one more turn? Then, you would probably not take anything and Pierce the Liliana or the Brainstorm to prevent Decay. The card to take or not take depends a lot on your game plan in the matchup, as well as how your own hand lines up.
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