Card of the Day - Kargaale Ooze

There was a Facebook post a few days ago asking what creature would show off my play style.  The card I made on the spot was a 0/1 for G with hexproof that got the counter each turn.  I tweaked it a little bit so it's not quite as annoying, but still powerful.

Card of the Day - Saltsea Shore

There have been a lot of drawbacks attached to the rare dual land cycle of each set.  This drawback gets more harsh depending on where you play it.

In a casual setting, a lot of folks won't even remember what you've shown, but if you're playing a big tournament, you can be sure that your opponent will get out her notebook to jot down exactly what you have.

Card of the Day - Timid Pronghorn

It's been a while since I've posted.  Life has been a little rough these past few weeks, but I'm sticking my head up over the wall into real life again. 

I wanted to make a card that was a powerful creature with a glaring weakness.  If you can get through the opponent's defenses, you've got a nice bit of damage each turn with ol' Elmer here. 

Most likely a candidate for a white/red "you can't block me" archetype in limited, but with limited usefulness elsewhere.

I'll be making a backlog of cards so I won't miss any days for a while.  Sorry I've been remiss in my posting; like I said, I've been having a rough go of it lately.