Where are you getting "only one" from? Or even "conditional?" The condition is that creatures exist somewhere on the board, and that they do damage.Quote from TSRD »Drawing cards (only one though) as a +1 is nice. Conditional is bad.
She can tag 2 creatures, each of them gets to draw you a card. If you tag two creatures, you get two cards. Next up, it lasts until your next turn. This means that you can tag opponents' creatures, and still get cards. It also means that you can tag a creature with vigilance and get cards on attack, and on defense for maybe up to 4 cards. Or, you can tag one of your creatures, and an opponent's creature... now if they block you, you get 2 cards, if they don't block, you get face damage and a card. On their turn, if they attack back, you get another card! It's crazy!
Yeah, that conditional part, it's not damage to a player, it's damage... period. If your creature is blocked, you draw, if it isn't... you draw. They have to remove your creatures in some other way to prevent it, and if they start using removal on weaker creatures to do that, then that's a form of CA anyways.
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First off, you lumped me in with secondary market users. Incorrect. Then, you implied I'm an entitled member of the community. Also incorrect. Then you try to make an economic statement while completely leaving out consumer satisfaction of a good, which is also incorrect. But please, by all means, continue to tell an Econ minor how Econ works.