Earnest Fellowship 1W
Odessy Rare
Each creature has protection from it's
colours.
My friend looked at me as we were trading. He couldnt
believe it. My awesome Chainer for this pathetic card? I nodded the
affirmative and the trade was made. What good can a card like that
do? Even if two creatures had the sam colour, you still cant block
them. But, what if they only become that colour AFTER the block is
made.
Introducing Earnest Fellowship's best buddy, Wild Mongrel.
Yes, that lovable little pooch calls the table that Earnest Fellowship is
on home. And beign a common, it isnt hard to get four of these little guys
into a deck. Now, while we are at it, let's see what else can fit into
this deck. Hmmm, what do we have so far? A card that gives
protection from the colour the creature is, and a creature that changes colours
for every card discarded. What could be added to that deck? How
does...Basking Rootwalla sound? A 1/1 with the potential of being a 3/3
played for free. I think that sounds good. What else? Hmmm, we
got little guys that could be big...but how about big guys that could be
bigger? Arrogent Wurm is asking to hang out with these guys. So
throw him in there. That is how I started my newest deck. I then
went on to add some nice creature enchantments (Armidillo cloaks, Elephant
Guide) and some other creatures that would be nice in the deck (Sabretooth
Nishoba would get Protection from all but black!) and some Threshold creatures
such as Metamorphic Wurm.
Of course, those last additions are entirely
optional, but Earnest Fellowship and Wild Mongrel are a match made in the
Wizards of the Coast Development room!
Until next time, I will see you next
time
Luke Cross
(kod_spooky@hotmail.com)