MTG: Crimson Vow-lloween Spoilers
It’s a spooky spoilerrific season for the newest Innistrad Set. Crimson Vow reveals some horrific new cards.
It’s Crimson Vow-lloween, and today we’re looking at some of the newly revealed Magic: The Gathering cards in Innistrad’s Crimson Vow set. We’ve got werewolves, vampires, hideous eldritch abomination, angels, and more. Let’s dive in.
First up, a couple of white cards: Angelic Quartermaster, who make your existing creatures a little bit bigger as they enter the battlefield:
And the Twinblade Geist, who can double strike with the best of them, but becomes a creature enchantment, giving doublestrike to whatever big creature you like.
Next up, Blue unleashes Lunar Rejection, which looks like a reverse animorph:
Black, in the meantime has a host of powerful creatures like Toxrill, the Corrosive:
Who doesn’t want a terrifying, all-sliming slug? And why not combo that with a Dreadfast Demon:
And the Undead Steward, who isn’t necessarily powerful on their own but when they die, they bring back something from beyond the grave:
Things are turning up wolfy for Red with a Fearful Villager:
Who becomes a Fearsome Werewolf when night falls:
And if that’s not enough wolves for you, how about the Kessig Wolfrider:
Of course Red has some devilry ready to go:
Then there’s Green, who is positively full of big, chunky creatures. Creatures like the Ulvenwald Oddity:
Who becomes the Ulvenwald Behemoth:
Or the Cloaked Cadet, who gets bigger–and who makes other creatures bigger while giving you card advantage.
Or if you prefer the smaller, rampier parts of Green, there’s the Packsong Pup:
Of course, these would be plenty all on their own, but there are many multicolored cards unveiled this weekend as well, like the scuttling Vilespawn Spider:
Or the Sigardian Paladin:
If you want to ramp things up, green and white or green and blue seem to be pretty good combos. But white and blue have a grand showing with the Brine Comber:
And the Brine Comber becomes a Brinebound Gift:
All of this awaits in Crimson Vow.
Happy Vow-lloween
