
The effect is based on randomness, so you can't just throw a Barmic at any dragon and be happy. You'll have to build a deck around it or tweak existing ones to make Barmic work. But the potential for a bunch of Genesis, Zeus, and Fortresses + a crazy 7/7 unit looks very tempting.

They want to hybridize it with Minty, but I don't think it will work. No sane person will let Minty sit on the board for more than one or two rounds. Something like a goblin-zombie. It might work in Tier 2, but it's unlikely to be effective in ranked play.

Cthulhu is coming!
Although the buff guy might be able to summon Cthulhu on round 6, which would be faster than with this amulet.
I was thinking that because of Cthulhu, control-blood might include tempo creatures and slow dealers to increase the chance of the buff guy tutoring Cthulhu. But let's see, maybe they'll come up with some other tweaks or won't be upset if the buff guy pulls something else.

It's a good amulet; they might use it.

It's good. It could become the second Gremnir because it provides a universal and quite pleasant effect.

We get it, we get it, that the forest needs to defensively surround itself with wards and spam the board with awesome units. Great strategy. But why did you print Themis, Revelation, and the buff guy? We all know that the forest doesn't care about any win conditions except for SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE, and even a ton of tempo-neutral-wardcraft cards won't change much. It's better to print a good upgrade for the cockroach so that it doesn't lose its competitiveness in the new meta than a bunch of boring vanilla cards.

Like this one, for example. It's a very good card in any build and excellent support specifically for pepecraft, which could become meta with this.

Well, I don't think the concede-dirt needs more guardian galims, although this card is a very good generator. Print a non-meme win condition, or we'll have to rely on Scoto alone.
And the main event, something fresh!

It's a great card for dirt; it will fit perfectly into any build, I think. Unlike Halo Galim, it deals damage for 3 power points for free, and if you feed it a sigil, then it's even better than Maat >_> In general, our beloved Levai is no longer as old as dirt and back in the old days. And yes, in THIS form, he's husband material, and I would buy such a leader.
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