They're a fine stepping stone for someone learning Magic to get used to playing with Planeswalkers. They can be hard to wrap your head around at first, even if you've already got a decent grasp on the basics of the game.
I love the Modules as a new self-perpetuating combo engine that has utility in its individual parts. A great update to Summoning Station and friends. Little engines like this are some of my favorite durdly things to do in a game when I just want to have fun.
Morbid Curiosity is like a black Life's Legacy, not bad. Fortuitous Find isn't too shabby either.
Still hoping we get something big from this stream. I could have sworn during the first panel they mentioned they'd be showing us Dovin's card at PAX, like 99.9% positive that was said.
They also have a closing program where sarkhan-volkswagen (a tumblr blogger who working with wizard on pax by live blogging) say people might want watch that so plenty of time for something big like Chandra or Dovin ect.
Oh good. Hopefully that's not too long from now, gotta try and get a little more sleep in before I have to leave for work. Graveyard shift life yo.
Wispweaver Angel is beautiful. I really like the design of the Angels and Demons for Kaladesh. It's like a taste of the plane's more "mythological" past before the explosion of technology.
I need to dig out my Feldon deck, obviously there are going to be some killer inclusions in this block. It needs a big update and overhaul in general. I think Pia could provide enough utility to warrant a look, too.
It's too bad a bunch of Artificers are rotating out with Origins. Pia and Kiran Nalaar and Whirler Rogue would have appreciated a good pair of goggles. It seems all the cards we've seen with Fabricate are also Artificers, so we'll inevitably have one or two pushed cards with the mechanic to see constructed play, which might be enough to make this card worth it. Regardless, they could likely be a decent Limited pickup, depending on how the rest of the set unfolds. Riot Gear wasn't great but obviously didn't have the sort of synergy this does.
I've seen quite a few decks that wouldn't get enough benefit from Panharmonicon to warrant a deck slot. But for those that do... it can and will be a monster of a card, I guarantee.
Conveniently, curves perfectly into casting and cracking a Woodweaver's Puzzleknot. Swings for 14 trampley damage on turn 5.
It would only be a 6/6. You get +2/+2 whenever you gain one or more energy, not for each energy gained. You gain three energy twice, so it triggers two times.
Why do I have to keep feeling all these feelings??
The card seems great. Pretty standard rate for this effect with the bonus of energy gain that can be valuable with even just a single energy spender in your deck (like a certain removal spell, maybe).
Woodweaver's Puzzleknot2
Artifact (C)
When Woodweaver's Puzzleknot enters the battlefield, you gain 3 life and get {E}{E}{E} (three energy counters). 2G, Sacrifice Woodweaver's Puzzleknot: You gain 3 life and get {E}{E}{E}.
I love the Modules as a new self-perpetuating combo engine that has utility in its individual parts. A great update to Summoning Station and friends. Little engines like this are some of my favorite durdly things to do in a game when I just want to have fun.
Starts in about 25 minutes.
Now what's this other new thing... Panharmonicon? What's that do... oh god. Oh god. OH GOD.
It would only be a 6/6. You get +2/+2 whenever you gain one or more energy, not for each energy gained. You gain three energy twice, so it triggers two times.
The card seems great. Pretty standard rate for this effect with the bonus of energy gain that can be valuable with even just a single energy spender in your deck (like a certain removal spell, maybe).
Woodweaver's Puzzleknot 2
Artifact (C)
When Woodweaver's Puzzleknot enters the battlefield, you gain 3 life and get {E}{E}{E} (three energy counters).
2G, Sacrifice Woodweaver's Puzzleknot: You gain 3 life and get {E}{E}{E}.