7 Captain Hook: Thinking a Happy Thought Versatile cards, like this one, are what make deck building so much fun
Biorhythm First Printed: 2002-OCT Banned: As an eight-mana sorcery, Biorhythm can appear to deck builders as a fair and funny haymaker but the reality is that it usually results in a disappointing twist to the game, ignoring previous gameplay to wipe 100+ life off the board
As I explained the parameters of it, I came up with fabricate
Ill also say that Woe Strider not being able to sacrifice itself helps to balance the card by making it vulnerable to removal spells that exile, and Im a big fan of leaving this avenue for counterplay open
I'll be keeping careful track of my games in the future, and if I notice that she's a good fit, then she's getting sleeved up
I can understand how some cards that are more about salt than power, might not seem worth discussing for the sake of balance