#adun oakenshield

[bhawk-goose]

Randomly decided to go through some legendary creatures and talk about how good I think they are, because clearly I'm qualified

Adun Oakenshield

Me: if it was 2 mana it could be playable, but at 3 it's shit

Cedhrec: 1678

Angus Mackenzie

Me: unsure. Could be good, but probably not

Cedhrec: 952

Arcades Sabboth

Me: shit. Even if he buffed power instead of toughness he'd still be awful. Even if he didn't set you back 3 mana he'd be bad

Cedhrec: 1866

Axelrod Gun arson(or Gunnarson if you're boring)

Me: shit. I'm looking at these as commanders, but even in a 1v1 game to my knowledge 5 mana for a 5/5 with trample is okay it best, so in a 1v1 setting with 20 life paying 3 extra just to occasionally do 1 damage and gain 1 life is complete shit. In commander, though, you have 40 life, and 4 players, so it's even worse.

Cedhrec: 2465

Ayesha Tanaka

Me: 4 mana for a 2/2 with banding is a comically bad rate that is not helped at all by the ability. It specifies 1 white mana, so it could work against non white decks, but it has to be an artifact, so it has to be a non white deck that uses artifacts. But hey, sol ring and other mana artifacts are pretty common in Cedh, but this can't target artifacts. It's such a specific hate piece for 4 mana that needs to tap to hate, it wouldn't be good in most formats, but this is commander, which doesn't have a sideboard, and I'm more specifically talking avout these being your commander, and if you're using your commander slot for this you might as well just play without a commander*

Cedhrec: 2346

Barktooth Warbeard

Me: shit. It's a vanilla and neither of its stats are higher than its mana cost.

Cedhrec: 2725

Bartel Runeaxe

Me: a 6 mana 6/5 with vigilance and a downside. Need I say more? Probably not but I will anyway. I know not being able to be targeted by aura spells COULD be an upside, since there are some offensive auras, but auras in general aren't very good, and this also protects it from your auras, so not good, and very bad as a commander

Cedhrec: 2721

Boris Devilboon

Me: I'm starting to realise how few cards are competitively viable, I think I'll start trying to be more lenient with these. Starting sfter this one, because it's a fucking 5 mana 2/2 that doesn't have every positive keyword in existence. 4 mana to create a token isn't a very good rate already, but you also have to tap it, so you can't even try to use a bunch of rituals cuz it's black and red to create a bunch of tokens. It doesn't matter if you found a way to give dark ritual storm and cast 50 spells before it, you get a single 1/1 demon. Even the name is an insult, they called it lesser.

Cedhrec: 2680

Chromium

Me: this is close to being decent, but permanently setting you back 3 mana is way too much. If it had trample and only set you back 2 it MIGHT be competitively viable, because then the rampage becomes useful, but without trample there's no reason not to just throw a 1/1 at it whenever it attacks, and at that point 3 mana every turn is way too much. 1 mana every turn would be too much considering it costs 8 mana. Flying helps it, but 8 mana PLUS an upkeep cost is too much

Cedhrec: 1786

Dakkon Blackblade

Me: kinda like Chromium, but closer. Just about any positive keyword other than banding or rampage would at least make this decent. A card that scales with you is good, but cedh has a lot of ramp with artifacts and stuff, and it doesn't check for those, so a chunk of your mana base won't affect it, but a lot of keywords could help it scale better. Lifelink could heal you as much as they damage. Sure life gain isn't too good, but I still think it could make this decent. Trample could allow there to be a difference between 8 lands and 80 lands even when your opponent has a lot of creatures. Flying, menace, or any other evasion ability could have a similar effect. Reach could also help, making them more of a defensive creature than offensive. Really anything, but with no abilities aside from their stats I don't think they're very good.

Cedhrec: 831

[dimestoretajic]

when the best card for your deck is on the reserved list

[edh-a-to-z]

4 - Adun Oakenshield

Hey everyone, I’m back with our 4th alphabetical commander - Adun Oakenshield.

Many moons ago, WOTC once wondered, what if we made a set just about Legendary creatures? And thus, the Legends Block was born!

LORE:

Adun is one of the many...

legendaries from the Legends set. Legends was a trailblazer in many ways - a true standalone set, the first with multicolored cards (like Adun, above), the first with 15 card boosters.

It also introduced Legendary Creatures, Legendary Lands, Bands with other (sweet Jesus this set is older than I am), the Rampage ability (when was this a thing?), World Enchantments (this is like the Jurassic Age, seriously), and Poison (because Infect was a pain, even back then).

Unfortunately for more Vorthos lore, all we know about most of the sets legendaries is their flavor text, and some don’t even have that. Luckily, Adun has both interesting text (coming back from the grave?) and a good ability - pulling dead guys back to your hand.

BATTLE PLAN:

Adun doesn’t mind discarding creature cards, sacrificing them, and milling himself - he can get what he wants back. Jund colors gives us plenty of equipment to work with.

He’s listed as a Tier 3 commander, so above and beyond our previous examples. (http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/list-multiplayer-edh-generals-by-tier/)

First, I’m doing non-budget deck plan, and then a more budget one - apologies ahead of time, Adun is NOT conducive to budget building (He already has a price tag of $33 and up, or ~$20 for a heavily played copy).

Replicating Adun

We like Adun’s ability - and we want more of it. Plucking things back from the ‘yard is a necessary part of EDH.

(1) Volrath’s Stronghold

Coming in at TCGPlayer’s market price of $32.45, Volrath’s Stronghold sets the tone for the expensive needs of high-end Adun deck. You’ll be throwing your creatures into the ‘yard like they owe you money, so you want ways of getting them back - and Volrath offers a very reasonable mana cost for a repeatable effect.

(2) Eternal Witness

An EDH staple, grabbing anything is nice. She’s also a great target for Adun to grab repeatedly, play, sac, and grab again.

(3) Greenwarden of Murasa

More mana, but basically a Witness, and can trigger when dying if needed.

(4) Genesis

You get this guy in the ‘yard, and he’s a repeatable Adun effect.

(5) Crucible of Worlds

This was never going to be a cheap deck. Might as well get the crucible.

(6) Reclaim/Regrowth

Share a slot because they get back what you need.

(7) Phyrexian Reclamation

Bring back your creature, again and again.

Resurrection

The twin of bringing things to your hand is plain old resurrection. Black does it best, and you’ve got black to work with.

(1) Mikeus

Keeps most of your guys coming back Undying, letting you abuse ETB effects. Pricey, but fun.

(2) Reanimate/Necromancy/Dread Return

Staple reanimators. Necromancy can flash in for emergencies.

(3) Phyrexian Delver

Reanimate on legs.

(4) Animate Dead/Dance of the Dead

Enchantments that reanimate. More vulnerable to removal, and Dance has a quasi-upkeep. But when you’re pulling a dragon from the yard, it feels like a bargain.

(5-10) Yea...I don’t actually do much resurrection, so just add in some that you like best.

Graveyard

We want things in the yard - we can mill ourselves, sac, and discard to this effect. Pick your favorites, and here I’ll add some of mine.

(1) Entomb

A resurrection classic. Versatile and useful. Always bring one to a more competitive match.

Similar to Entomb - Buried Alive, 

(2) Living Death

A bit different, but a nice way to bring back your team after some mass sacrifice or something.

(3) Phyrexian Altar / Ashnod’s Altar

Ideally, you can have both, but Ashnod’s fine on a budget. 

(4) Diamond Valley

Yea, Alliances. I needed a archaeological team to look it up. Sac outlet on a land, does good work. Sure ain’t cheap.

(5) Dimir House Guard

Sac outlet that can dodge some Mass Removal (might as well sac your guys to save the House Guard when Supreme Verdict drops). The Guard is also really cheap, so get a playset.

(6) Vampiric Rites

Much needed for Lifegain and draw. Also cheap.

(7) Goblin Bombardment

Incoming board wipe? Sac. Bad combat matchup? Sac. Mind control an enemy creature? Sac post-combat. Bombardment has all your sac’ing need.

BUDGET

Okay, you somehow bought a Adun. Or proxied him. Or found him. But you want a reasonable budget - something in the $75-$150 range, or less. Let’s get cracking!

What’s the plan? We can’t have the same robust reanimation stuff (that stuff is seriously expensive) and sec outlets (it’s like 20 bucks for phyrexian alter! that’s like 3 lunches!). 

Well, there’s a lot we can do. We can DEVOUR!

Devour is cheap, scaling, and fiscally reasonable. It opens the doors for lots of +1/+1 counter play. It lets you work with creatures that want to die, and when they do, Adun can pull them back to use them again.

Leaving the Battlefield/Dies

(1) Arcbound Lancer

All of the Modular creatures of a cheap nature are fine in this strategy - saving the counters when a creature dies is very synergystic.

(2) Body Snatcher

Puts creatures in your ‘yard, and pulls someone out of the ‘yard when snatcher dies. A fun guy to work with.

(3) Cathodion

As long as you control when Cathodion dies, it works great. When Adun has time to untap, 

(4) Corpse Augur

Drawing cards is good, and you can usually control how many cards you pick up and life you lose, by picking the right grave.

(5) Destructor Dragon

I’ve seen this card used once in a Meren deck, and as such was inspired to add it to this list. Comes in hand to take care of enemy enchantments and artifacts (which black and red can have trouble with).

(6) Filigree Familiar

Lifegain and card draw. Making this little guy reusable with Adun gives you something to do on turns when you can’t effect the board state.

(7) Goblin Gardener

When you need to destroy that Gaea’s Cradle that the legacy player brought.

(8) Noxious Toad

Discard. Is. Awesome. Plus it got errata’d to each opponent.

I could go on listing other cards that like dying, and creatures that like other creatures dying (Blood Artist), but I’d say just add what feels right - cover your bases and have your dying creatures do a bit of everything. So what synergizes with death?

(1) Ogre Slumlord

You’ll lose your guys, but at least you’ll have something on the field. These rats make great blockers.

(2) Ob Nixilis, Unshackled

He loves it when anyone dies, and punished your opponents Tutors and Fetches.

(3) Blood Artist

Blood Artist is great. When anyone dies, you can ping and gain life.

(4) Falkenrath Noble.

Blood Artist, but bigger.

(5) Stalking Vengance

Makes death count even more.

(6) Sek’kuar

Even more death synergy, and more bodies to trigger death triggers, or sac to Ashnod’s altar.

(7) Sifter of Skulls

Like Slumlord puts tokens on the field. 

Untapping Adun

(1) Magewright’s Stone

Gotta exploit Adun’s ability, so that means untapping him.

(2) Mobile Garrison

A new artifact from Aether Revolt, using it lets you untap Adun after combat.

(3) Puppet Strings

Pulling multiple duties, Puppet here can untap Adun, or help control the battlefield.

(4) Thousand-Year Elixir

I know, not exactly budget at $5, but the Elixir works so well with Adun you just want to include it.

(5) Copperhorn Scout

It’ll probably die, but untaps your Adun and attacking team.

(6) Instill Energy

At $10, it’s not budget, but use it if you got it. Haste and a second untapping is awesome.

The Rest

The res of the deck, be it budget or sky-high, is relatively simple. Staple EDH cards, like Green’s Eternal Witness, Naturalize,Black’s board wipes (Languish, and pricier options) Diabolic Tutor (or Demonic & Vampiric to splurge), draw like Sign in Blood, Red’s unpredictability like Gamble and Reverberate. Add Wailing Warp as a singular counterspell (always nice for Jund to throw out a counter).

Add the normal mana rocks, ramp stuff like Kodama’s Reach. Check out the professor’s guide (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifig4xSp0kA) for 3 color building. 

Adun himself needs the normal commander protection- even more so, as Toxic Deluge at 2 kills him. Equipment is a little hard to get out without access to White mana, so it takes some work.

WEAKNESSES

Adun has one big weakness - the ‘yard. While not to the extent of someone like Meren, Adun likes a full grave to maximize his potential - Tormod hurts a lot.

Adun is also slow. Using his ability takes away 3 mana from you (even when optimally done at the end of your preceding opponent’s turn, and everyone sees what you get back. Without haste, the deck grinds to a halt, as Adun’s ability takes forever to use.

RATINGS:

Control: 5/10 - Adun doesn’t add anything to board control, but his colors let him be very effective at it - Red has damage, Black has removal and sac options, Green gets to fight and beat people up in combat. Adun gives you options, but it’s up to you to add them to the deck.

Diplomacy: 5/10 - Nothing special - everyone can read Adun’s plan, and he’s not that threatening on his own. He’s slow, and everyone knows it.

Aggro: 7/10 - Adun NEEDS to be aggressive - his ability is creature oriented, and this relies on creature and aggro to win. Less an ability and more of a necessity. 

Overall Power: 5/10 - Adun is not a win-con on his own. His reclaimation ability can retrieve combo pieces (if that’s your style), but otherwise he’s just a slow reclaiming guy. He needs other pieces to win - when those pieces are great, he’s great, when those pieces are not, he’s not.

Affordability: 4/10 - Adun, at his peak...is not cheap. Even my plan of devour and cheap creatures is not Adun’s optimal build (it’s a 75% deck)

Overall: 26/50 - I honestly thought Adun would be worse. He’s a card from a bygone age with a fun ability, but he’s clunky. He’s ranked as Tier 3 on the Multiplayer Tier list (http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/list-multiplayer-edh-generals-by-tier/), so he’s workable, and better than everyone we’ve seen so far. 

1 of the 99: Adun is a nice addition to Jund reanimation, but doesn’t belong outside of that strategy.

Final Verdict: Meh. Adun is a fun commander, but not particularly competitive. It takes work to get his to the “75%” point, and it’s mostly based on the deck, not the commander. 

That’s all for now folks! If you have any other suggestions for Adun, let me know! good bye for now…  

[namelists]

names inspired by: lord of the rings

this list includes names inspired by tolkien’s epic high-fantasy, and the various people, places and things that inhabit it

disclaimer:

please don’t take this too seriously. it’s just a list of words from lotr that i think would make cool names. if i changed any spellings, i put “from [language]” in the meaning. i had fun with this, and i hope you will too!

Adan: the Elves’ name for those Men who first crossed the Blue Mountains

Aduiel: from Sindarin (an Elvish language), meaning “eventide, twilight, star-opening”

Adun: Adûnaic (an extinct Mannish language) meaning “west”

Aelin: Elvish, meaning “lake, pool”

Aiglos: Sindarin for “icicle”

Ainura: from Quenya (an Elvish language), meaning “holy ones”, refers to the angelic spirits created by Ilúvatar

Alda: Quenya, meaning “tree”

Aldaloma: from Quenya, meaning “tree-shadow”

Alqua: Sindarin, meaning “swan”

Amarië: a Fair Elf woman of ancient Valinor

Ambarona: Quenya, meaning “world’s birth”

Amila: from the Elvish for “mother”

Amon: Sindarin, meaning “mountain, hill”

Anarya: Quenya, meaning "day of the sun”, the second day of the Elvish week

Anna: Sindarin, meaning “gift”

Anodo: from Sindarin, meaning “Ent”, the ancient race of tree guardians

Anárion: a human who lived in the Second Age

Aragorn: the king who returns in Return of the King

Arda: Quenya, meaning “region, realm”, became the term for the world

Áre - Quenya word for ‘Sunlight’.

Ari: from Adûnaic, meaning “royal”

Arnu: Adûnaic, meaning “king”

Arwen: half-elven daughter of Elrond and Celebrían, and wife of Aragorn

Avallone: the name of a city on the eastern coast of the Elven island realm

Avari: Quenya, meaning “unwilling”

Balin: Dwarf companion of Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit

Barliman: the owner of The Prancing Pony Inn in Bree

Beleriand: a vast region located in north-western Middle-earth during the First Age

Benadar: another name for the enigmatic Tom Bombadil, a nature spirit who lived in the depths of the Old Forest Beren: a hero whose romance with the Elf Lúthien was one of the great stories of the Elder Days

Bilbo: the hobbit from The Hobbit who discovered the One Ring

Boromir: warrior of Gondor and member of the Company of the Ring

Bowman: Bard the Bowman was a Man of Esgaroth who slew Smaug the dragon

Brethil: Elvish, meaning “silver birch”

Calaquendi: the Elves of the Light

Calen: Sindarin, meaning “green”

Calma: Quenya, meaning ‘lamp”

Coirë: Elvish, meaning “stirring”, the last of the six Elven Seasons

Corana: from Quenya, meaning “sun-round” (aka, a year)

Cormallen: Sindarin, meaning “ring bearers”

Cuivie: Elvish, meaning “awaking”

Círdan: Elf leader. Shipwright and bearer of a Ring of Power.

Dae: Elvish, meaning “shadow”

Dagor: Sindarin, meaning 'battle’

Denethor: the name of at least three rulers

Dina: Elvish, meaning “be silent”

Drego: Sindarin, meaning “flee”

Drúedain: a strange race of wild Men that lived in the Drúadan Forest

Duin: Elvish, meaning “long river”

Echor: Elvish, meaning 'encircling mountains’

Edhel: Sindarin, meaning “elf”

Edhellen: Sindarin, meaning “of the Elves”

Elbereth: the Vala Varda, goddess of light

Eldaliéva: Quenya, meaning “elven spirituality”

Eldar: Quenya, meaning “people of the stars”, the Elves’ name for themselves

Eldarin - Quenya word for the languages spoken by the Elves

Elear: Sindarin, meaning “visionary”

Eleni: Quenya, meaning “star”

Elenya: Sindarin, “day of the stars”, the first day of the elvish week

Elessar: another name for Aragorn II

Elrond: powerful leader of the elves, and ruler of Rivendell

Emyn: Sindarin, meaning “hills”

Endari: the middle of the year in the Elvish calendar

Endóre: Quenya word for 'Middle-earth’

Éomer: the eighteenth King of Rohan, and first of the Third Line of their kings

Éowyn: female member of the royal house of Rohan who kills the Witch King of Angmar

Eriador: a region of Middle-earth located between the Blue Mountains and the Misty Mountains

Eryn: Sindarin, meaning “forest, wood”

Esse: Quenya, meaning “name”

Estel: Sindarin, meaning “hope”

Estellio: Sindarin, meaning “trust”

Ethuil: the first season of the Elvish year, equivalent to spring

Eärendil: First Age half-elf who eventually became a legendary figure. He and his wife Elwing are key to the victory of good in the Silmarillion.

Falas: Elvish, meaning “shore, line of surf”

Faramir: the Captain of the Rangers of Ithilien

Faroth: Elvish, meaning “hunt, pursue”

Finwë: First king of the Noldor

Firith: Sindarin, meaning “fading”, the fourth season of the Elvish year

Formen: Quenya, meaning “north”

Frodo: the nephew of Bilbo Baggins who bore the One Ring to its destruction in Mount Doom

Fëa: Elvish, meaning “spirit”

Fëanor: one of the Elves that first departed from Valinor

Galad: Elvish, meaning “light”

Galadriel: Queen of the Elves

Gandalf: ancient wizard badass. a member of the Fellowship of the Ring

Gildor: Elf of Rivendell in the Third Age

Gilthoniel: Varda, the Vala responsible for the outlining of the stars

Gimli: Dwarf and member of the Fellowship of the Ring

Gondolin: a hidden city of the Elves

Gríma: an ally of Saruman who gave false advice to the King of Rohan

Haleth:  Haleth was the daughter of Haldad, leader of the Haladin

Húrin: a hero of Men during the First Age

Iarwain:  another name for the enigmatic Tom Bombadil, a nature spirit who lived in the depths of the Old Forest

Ilúvatar: the supreme deity of Arda

Incánus: another name for the badass wizard demigod Gandalf

Indis: a female Vanyar Elf of Valinor

Istari: five Maiar spirits sent to Middle-earth as human forms to aid the Free Peoples against the threat of Sauron

Kaliondi:  the Elves of Darkness

Khôr: Adûnaic, meaning “lord”

Laira: from Quenya, meaning “summer”

Lalaith: an Edain child, named Urwen at birth, but renamed after the stream running by her house

Legolas: beautiful elf warrior, member of the Fellowship of the Ring

Lindon: an important Elvish realm, known for its harbors and Elven Ships that would sail for the West.

Luin: Sindarin, meaning “blue”

Lórien: a magic forest and Elven realm into which evil could not enter without difficulty

Lúthien: An ancient elf, predating the First Age

Maedhros: one of the princes of the Ñoldor, the eldest of the seven Sons of Fëanor

Maia: near-primordial spirits that descended into Arda to help the Valar first shape the World

Melkor: the original evil being in Tolkien’s legendarium, succeeded by Sauron

Mellon: Elvish, meaning “friend”

Meriadoc: a hobbit and companion of Frodo Baggins, and member of the Company of the Ring

Merry: Meriadoc’s nickname

Minas: Elvish, meaning “tower”

Minelle: from Adûnaic, meaning “sky”

Mithrin: Sindarin, meaning “grey”

Mordor: the Land of Shadow, a dark volcanic plain that Sauron used as his military base

Moria: an underground kingdom beneath the Misty Mountains

Moriquendi: the Elves of Darkness

Morwen: Wife of Húrin. one of very few female characters in this series

Muindor: Sindarin, meaning “brother”

Muinthel: Sindarin, meaning “sister”

Namárië: Quenya, meaning “farewell”

Narya: one of the three Elvish Rings of Power, described as having the power to inspire others to resist tyranny, domination and despair

Navaer: Sindarin, meaning “farewell”

Nelya: the largest of the three houses of the Elves

Nenya: one of the three Elvish Rings of Power, wielded by Galadriel, normally invisible

Nikerym: Elvish, meaning “captain”

Nilu: Adûnaic, meaning “moon”

Nimir: Adûnaic, meaning “elf”

Nimrais: Sindarin, meaning “white peaks”

Nin: Elvish, meaning “my” (example: ‘mellon nin’ means ‘my friend’)

Olórin: Gandalf’s original name

Orod: Sindarin, meaning “mountain”

Palantíri: Quenyan, meaning “far-seeing”

Parma: Quenya, meaning “book”

Peredhel: Sindarin, meaning “half elvish”

Peregrin: a hobbit companion of Frodo Baggins, and a member of the Fellowship of the Ring

Pharaz: Adûnaic, meaning “gold”

Phelle: from Adûnaic, meaning “daughter”

Pippin: Peregrin’s nickname

Quelre: Sindarin, meaning “good day”

Quenya: one of the Elvish languages, along with Sindarin

Rivendell: a peaceful, sheltered Elven town, located at the edge of a narrow gorge of the river Bruinen

Rohan: a great kingdom of Men, located in the great vale between the Misty Mountains to the north and the White Mountains to the south

Samwise: loyal companion of Frodo Baggins who accompanies him to Mordor

Sarati: an alphabet and writing system invented in Valinor by Rúmil of Tirion

Saruman: A wizard. Once a leader for good, he formed his own empire as a rival of Sauron and was defeated at the Battle of the Hornburg.

Sauron: The primary antagonist of The Lord of the Rings. He crafted the One Ring, and was destroyed upon its destruction at the end of the The Return of the King.

Shire: the homeland of the majority of the Hobbits in Middle-earth, located in the northern region of Eriador

Silma: from Quenya, meaning “starlight”

Silvan: the name given to the woodland Elves

Sindarin: one of the Elvish languages, along with Quenya

Strider: one of Aragorn’s nicknames

Taliska: the language of the Bëorian and Hadorian Houses of the Atanatári

Tauriel: Elvish, meaning “daughter of the forest”

Tavrobel: a town in the northwestern part of the island of Tol Eressëa

Teleri: the third of the Elf clans who came to Aman

Thalia: from Elvish, meaning “bravery”

Thalin: Elvish, meaning “dauntless”

Thorin: Dwarf that led the company of dwarves that retook Erebor from the dragon

Théoden: King of Rohan

Tuilë: Quenya, meaning “spring”

Túrin: A First Age man who later became the subject of legends

Undómiel: another name for Arwen

Ûrî: Adûnaic, meaning “sun”

Urulóki: Quenya, meaning “hot, heat”, also used as a name for Fire-Drakes

Vala: Elvish, meaning “mighty���

Valar: the Powers of Arda who shaped and rule the world.

Valdra: Elvish, meaning “inferno”

Valinor: Quenya, meaning “land of the Valar”

Vanya: one of the Fair Elves, or Light Elves

Vilya: one of the three Elvish Rings of Power, may have provided the ability to heal and to preserve

Zadna: Adûnaic, meaning “house”

Zimra: Adûnaic, meaning “jewel”

Zîra: from Adûnaic, meaning “friend”

Zôr: Adûnaic, meaning “flame”

[mtgbracket]

Round of 1024 - Batch 9

As we enter the second half of the first round, today we have Kytheon, Kalitas, Iona, Edric, Norin, and Heliod!

Voting is open for one week right here.

Full list of matchups:

Tetsuko Umezawa, Fugitive vs Arahbo, Roar of the World Tomorrow, Azami's Familiar vs Yomiji, Who Bars the Way Sylvia Brightspear vs Iname, Life Aspect Slobad, Goblin Tinkerer vs Kei Takahashi

Kazuul, Tyrant of the Cliffs vs Gahiji, Honored One Eladamri, Lord of Leaves vs Jiwari, the Earth Aflame Edric, Spymaster of Trest vs Muxus, Goblin Grandee Gyrus, Waker of Corpses vs Kyoki, Sanity's Eclipse

Heliod, Sun-Crowned vs Yisan, the Wanderer Bard Glacian, Powerstone Engineer vs Kykar, Wind's Fury Exava, Rakdos Blood Witch vs Zareth San, the Trickster Kytheon, Hero of Akros vs Chandler

Geth, Lord of the Vault vs Danitha Capashen, Paragon Varolz, the Scar-Striped vs Iona, Shield of Emeria Tahngarth, First Mate vs Maga, Traitor to Mortals Varina, Lich Queen vs Szadek, Lord of Secrets

Circu, Dimir Lobotomist vs Valduk, Keeper of the Flame Iwamori of the Open Fist vs Rakka Mar Azor, the Lawbringer vs Myojin of Life's Web Trostani, Selesnya's Voice vs Lady Evangela

Slimefoot, the Stowaway vs Dosan the Falling Leaf Dwynen, Gilt-Leaf Daen vs Adun Oakenshield Kalitas, Bloodchief of Ghet vs Arjun, the Shifting Flame Karlov of the Ghost Council vs Kamahl, Heart of Krosa

Silvar, Devourer of the Free vs Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow Titania, Protector of Argoth vs Mina and Denn, Wildborn Norin the Wary vs Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder Pang Tong, "Young Phoenix" vs Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh

Shizuko, Caller of Autumn vs Lyzolda, the Blood Witch Anya, Merciless Angel vs Hakim, Loreweaver Pako, Arcane Retriever vs Daughter of Autumn Lieutenant Kirtar vs Chromium, the Mutable

[mtgdays]

画像で見る『レジェンド』の再録禁止カード一覧

  画像で見る『レジェンド』の再録禁止カード 《The Abyss》 《Acid Rain》 《Adun Oakenshield》 《Al-abara’s Carpet》 《Alchor’s Tomb》 《All Hallow’s Eve》 《Angus Mackenzie》 《Bartel Runeaxe》 《Boris Devilboon》 《Caverns of Despair》   スポンサーリンク スポンサーリンク (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});   《Chains of Mephistopheles》 《Cleanse》 《Disharmony》 《Divine Intervention》 《Elder Spawn》 《Eureka》 《Falling Star》 《Field of…

[jamesbregenzer]

MTG ADUN OAKENSHIELD LEGENDS ENGLISH! VINTAGE BEAUTIFUL CARD!

[daily-mtg-tarot]

Concentrate upon your question, and draw from a deck of 151 green and black Creature cards...

The Present

Hag Hedge-Mage

{2}{B/G}

Creature — Hag Shaman

When Hag Hedge-Mage enters the battlefield, if you control two or more Swamps, you may have target player discard a card.

When Hag Hedge-Mage enters the battlefield, if you control two or more Forests, you may put target card from your graveyard on top of your library.

2 / 2

The Challenge

Charnel Troll

{1}{B}{G}

Creature — Troll

Trample

At the beginning of your upkeep, exile a creature card from your graveyard. If you do, put a +1/+1 counter on Charnel Troll. Otherwise, sacrifice it.

{B}{G}, Discard a creature card: Put a +1/+1 counter on Charnel Troll.

4 / 4

The Past

Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord

{B}{B}{G}{G}

Legendary Creature — Zombie Elf

Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord gets +1/+1 for each creature card in your graveyard.

{1}{B}{G}, Sacrifice another creature: Each opponent loses life equal to the sacrificed creature's power.

Sacrifice a Swamp and a Forest: Return Jarad from your graveyard to your hand.

2 / 2

The Future

Vulturous Zombie

{3}{B}{G}

Creature — Plant Zombie

Flying

Whenever a card is put into an opponent's graveyard from anywhere, put a +1/+1 counter on Vulturous Zombie.

3 / 3

Above

Dreg Mangler

{1}{B}{G}

Creature — Plant Zombie

Haste

Scavenge {3}{B}{G} ({3}{B}{G}, Exile this card from your graveyard: Put a number of +1/+1 counters equal to this card's power on target creature. Scavenge only as a sorcery.)

3 / 3

Below

Adun Oakenshield

{B}{R}{G}

Legendary Creature — Human Knight

{B}{R}{G}, {T}: Return target creature card from your graveyard to your hand.

1 / 2

Advice

Siege Rhino

{1}{W}{B}{G}

Creature — Rhino

Trample

When Siege Rhino enters the battlefield, each opponent loses 3 life and you gain 3 life.

4 / 5

External Influences

Golgari Rotwurm

{3}{B}{G}

Creature — Zombie Wurm

{B}, Sacrifice a creature: Target player loses 1 life.

5 / 4

Hopes/Fears

Karona, False God

{1}{W}{U}{B}{R}{G}

Legendary Creature — Avatar

Haste

At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player untaps Karona, False God and gains control of it.

Whenever Karona attacks, creatures of the creature type of your choice get +3/+3 until end of turn.

5 / 5

Outcome

Atraxa, Praetors' Voice

{G}{W}{U}{B}

Legendary Creature — Angel Horror

Flying, vigilance, deathtouch, lifelink

At the beginning of your end step, proliferate. (You choose any number of permanents and/or players with counters on them, then give each another counter of a kind already there.)

4 / 4

[richyandrewsblog]

Get your horses ready! Adun is ready for action!

read, enjoy,share, like!

thanks for reading!

[mtg-cards-hourly]

Adun Oakenshield

". . . And at his passing, the bodies of the world's great warriors shall rise from their graves and follow him to battle." —The Anvilonian Grimoire

Artist: Jeff A. Menges TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link

[sacraliel]

Thorin Oakenshield

Note: Use the shield to prevent dragon sickness

[mtgbracket]

Round of 1024 - Batch 9 results

Here are the latest results!

The full spreadsheet is here and the visual results are here.

Today’s results in full:

Rograkh, Son of Rohgahh defeats Pang Tong, "Young Phoenix" with 92.4% of the vote Slobad, Goblin Tinkerer defeats Kei Takahashi with 87.0% of the vote Kykar, Wind's Fury defeats Glacian, Powerstone Engineer with 85.1% of the vote Trostani, Selesnya's Voice defeats Lady Evangela with 83.5% of the vote

Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow defeats Silvar, Devourer of the Free with 82.4% of the vote Chromium, the Mutable defeats Lieutenant Kirtar with 81.6% of the vote Slimefoot, the Stowaway defeats Dosan the Falling Leaf with 73.0% of the vote Kytheon, Hero of Akros defeats Chandler with 72.4% of the vote

Pako, Arcane Retriever defeats Daughter of Autumn with 72.2% of the vote Eladamri, Lord of Leaves defeats Jiwari, the Earth Aflame with 71.5% of the vote Titania, Protector of Argoth defeats Mina and Denn, Wildborn with 71.3% of the vote Gyrus, Waker of Corpses defeats Kyoki, Sanity's Eclipse with 69.8% of the vote

Tomorrow, Azami's Familiar defeats Yomiji, Who Bars the Way with 68.8% of the vote Lyzolda, the Blood Witch defeats Shizuko, Caller of Autumn with 67.7% of the vote Azor, the Lawbringer defeats Myojin of Life's Web with 67.2% of the vote Tetsuko Umezawa, Fugitive defeats Arahbo, Roar of the World with 65.3% of the vote

Anya, Merciless Angel defeats Hakim, Loreweaver with 62.7% of the vote Karlov of the Ghost Council defeats Kamahl, Heart of Krosa with 61.4% of the vote Edric, Spymaster of Trest defeats Muxus, Goblin Grandee with 61.1% of the vote Zareth San, the Trickster defeats Exava, Rakdos Blood Witch with 60.9% of the vote

Dwynen, Gilt-Leaf Daen defeats Adun Oakenshield with 60.8% of the vote Geth, Lord of the Vault defeats Danitha Capashen, Paragon with 60.2% of the vote Norin the Wary defeats Yidris, Maelstrom Wielder with 58.8% of the vote Rakka Mar defeats Iwamori of the Open Fist with 58.2% of the vote

Yisan, the Wanderer Bard defeats Heliod, Sun-Crowned with 56.6% of the vote Tahngarth, First Mate defeats Maga, Traitor to Mortals with 56.5% of the vote Circu, Dimir Lobotomist defeats Valduk, Keeper of the Flame with 56.1% of the vote Arjun, the Shifting Flame defeats Kalitas, Bloodchief of Ghet with 55.4% of the vote

Iona, Shield of Emeria defeats Varolz, the Scar-Striped with 55.1% of the vote Kazuul, Tyrant of the Cliffs defeats Gahiji, Honored One with 53.2% of the vote Varina, Lich Queen defeats Szadek, Lord of Secrets with 53.0% of the vote Sylvia Brightspear defeats Iname, Life Aspect with 52.2% of the vote

[mtgalterations]

Adun Oakenshield by Klug Alters

[jamesbregenzer]

MTG ENGLISH LEGENDS ADUN OAKENSHIELD MTG LEGENDARY CARD GOLD

[daily-mtg-tarot]

Concentrate upon your question, and draw from a deck of 55 uncommon, rare, or mythic rare multicolored early set cards...

The Present

Angus Mackenzie

{G}{W}{U}

Legendary Creature — Human Cleric

{G}{W}{U}, {T}: Prevent all combat damage that would be dealt this turn. Activate this ability only before the combat damage step.

2 / 2

The Challenge

Rohgahh of Kher Keep

{2}{B}{B}{R}{R}

Legendary Creature — Kobold

At the beginning of your upkeep, you may pay {R}{R}{R}. If you don't, tap Rohgahh of Kher Keep and all creatures named Kobolds of Kher Keep, then an opponent gains control of them.

Creatures you control named Kobolds of Kher Keep get +2/+2.

5 / 5

The Past

Adun Oakenshield

{B}{R}{G}

Legendary Creature — Human Knight

{B}{R}{G}, {T}: Return target creature card from your graveyard to your hand.

1 / 2

The Future

Jedit Ojanen

{4}{W}{W}{U}

Legendary Creature — Cat Warrior

(no text)

5 / 5

Above

Jasmine Boreal

{3}{G}{W}

Legendary Creature — Human

(no text)

4 / 5

Below

Jacques le Vert

{1}{R}{G}{W}

Legendary Creature — Human Warrior

Green creatures you control get +0/+2.

3 / 2

Advice

Sol'kanar the Swamp King

{2}{U}{B}{R}

Legendary Creature — Demon

Swampwalk (This creature can't be blocked as long as defending player controls a Swamp.)

Whenever a player casts a black spell, you gain 1 life.

5 / 5

External Influences

Jerrard of the Closed Fist

{3}{R}{G}{G}

Legendary Creature — Human Knight

(no text)

6 / 5

Hopes/Fears

Tuknir Deathlock

{R}{R}{G}{G}

Legendary Creature — Human Wizard

Flying

{R}{G}, {T}: Target creature gets +2/+2 until end of turn.

2 / 2

Outcome

Riven Turnbull

{5}{U}{B}

Legendary Creature — Human Advisor

{T}: Add {B}.

5 / 7

[mtgbracket]

Round of 8192 - Batch 102 results

636 Bracketeers voted in Batch 102, and 10.65m votes have now been cast.

Visual results are here and today’s results are:

Cavern of Souls defeats Leeching Sliver with 91.25% of the vote Sydri, Galvanic Genius defeats Servo Exhibition with 87.97% of the vote Arcbound Ravager defeats Daring Apprentice with 87.07% of the vote Chromanticore defeats Drudge Skeletons with 82.36% of the vote

Wellwisher defeats Shower of Sparks with 82.23% of the vote Lumbering Falls defeats Noxious Hatchling with 75.90% of the vote Mana Echoes defeats Auriok Glaivemaster with 75.73% of the vote Rootbound Crag defeats Douse with 75.64% of the vote

Cosi's Trickster defeats Jund Panorama with 75.37% of the vote Spy Kit defeats Lashknife Barrier with 72.54% of the vote Spatial Contortion defeats Orgg with 71.89% of the vote Parallax Wave defeats Sundering Growth with 66.93% of the vote

Summoner's Pact defeats Spawnsire of Ulamog with 65.77% of the vote Crucible of Fire defeats Aurochs with 65.34% of the vote Sedraxis Alchemist defeats Steal Strength with 65.09% of the vote Ghostly Prison defeats Melek, Izzet Paragon with 64.64% of the vote

Village Messenger defeats Murasa Pyromancer with 64.38% of the vote Stitch in Time defeats Sunscour with 63.19% of the vote Vitu-Ghazi Guildmage defeats Mishra's Toy Workshop with 63.17% of the vote Sarcomancy defeats Sai of the Shinobi with 61.50% of the vote

Moonhold defeats Orzhov Euthanist with 61.48% of the vote Knollspine Invocation defeats Final-Sting Faerie with 59.77% of the vote Ajani's Pridemate defeats Shauku, Endbringer with 59.13% of the vote Carven Caryatid defeats Jötun Grunt with 58.63% of the vote

Radha, Heir to Keld defeats Gelectrode with 57.91% of the vote Frost Walker defeats Sift with 57.75% of the vote Essence Extraction defeats Llanowar Empath with 57.23% of the vote Madcap Experiment defeats Grand Melee with 56.70% of the vote

Chief of the Edge defeats Annex with 54.31% of the vote Moonmist defeats Adun Oakenshield with 53.00% of the vote Raksha Golden Cub defeats Surrakar Spellblade with 52.29% of the vote Morgue Toad defeats Need for Speed with 50.25% of the vote

Full results to date can be seen here.