#gishath suns avatar

[theropodart]

Open the door, get on the floor

EVERYONE DO THE DINOSAUR

[exilespell]

Gishath, Sun's Avatar deck

[googlyeyesonmagiccards]

I'm rebuilding my dinosaur commander deck. Anyone got suggestions for bomb dinos to include?

[masterofthez]

After many recent disassembling, rebuilds, and upgrades, these are my current decks with commander and deck boxes

[almostlookedhuman]

[dndcreaturesinfo]

Gishath, Sun's Avatar

[witnesstheabsurd]

[Gishath, Sun's Avatar]

Proxy I was commissioned to produce for a client

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Gishath, Sun's Avatar (MTG card)

[vorthosjay]

Hi Jay! A question about the gods of Ixalan: now that we’ve probably seen all the god cards in LCI, what’s up with the Threefold Sun/Kinjalli, Ixalli and Tilonalli (why didn’t they get a card)? Are they a bastardization of Ojer Jaq, Ojer Kaslem and Ojer Axonil, or did they just not get a card? And relatedly, the Sun Empire folks in the story carry fragments of the Threefold Sun as lights, but what exactly are those?

Chimil is the origin of Threefold Sun, with some millennia of drift, although elements of the three aspects may have been taken from the other Deep Gods. Gishath, as an avatar of the Threefold Sun, is already a manifestation of divinity.

The Threefold Sun things were just magic lamps with poetic language.

[markrosewater]

Mark I saw your answer on atraxa

That not what meant.

What I meant was why doesn't atraxa have a phyrexian tribal support ability? For example “Gishath suns avatar. Has a dinosaur tribal support ability.

We made a conscious decision to not do much “Phyrexian matters” in this set because the as-fan of Phyrexians is so high. We would have to had cost it as if it said “creature”.

[manfrommars2049]

Gishath, Sun's Avatar (MTG card) via PixelArt

[colorless-catgirl-token]

Masterlist of our Decks

Hi! We're @the-many-children-of-the-void and this is a masterlist post of our Magic the Gathering decks. We play most of these online, with our partner system on untap.in. This list will get updated when we remember to do so.

EDH Decks

Allie's Decks

APV-B (Atraxa, Praetor's Voice): Our budget Atraxa deck, runs infect, +1/+1 counters, stun counters and so on. This is the only deck we own a physical copy of (we don't play in-person very often) and it was built by buying Corrupting Influence and taking it apart.

Let It Go (Hylda of the Icy Crown): It's a deck that's all about tapping your opponent's creatures. It isn't very optimized yet but Allie is slowly getting there.

Broken Human (Surrak Dragonclaw): Our "fuck you" to when our partner system plays control. It was also the deck where we had a major breakthrough in deckbuilding philosophy.

Atraxa, Uncorrupted (Atraxa, Praetor's Voice): A return to our roots, re-building the oldest deck concept we ever had, an Atraxa deck without any fancy poison or stun counter shenanigans.

Annie's Decks

Annie's Project (Lathril, Blade of the Elves): It's an elf token deck. That's kinda all there is to say.

Erica's Decks

Echo (Aesi, Tyrant of the Gyre Strait): Landfall deck with lots of ramp and card draw. Usually able to get just an obscene number of lands on the battlefield.

Harbinger (Shirei, Shizo's Caretaker): Shadowborne Apostles deck with big fancy demons. We haven't had a chance to test this one yet.

Kate's Decks

Cantre'r Gwaelod (Niv-Mizzet, Parun): Card draw burn deck, pretty much. The goal is to draw as many cards as possible and slowly burn away your opponent's life.

Neiko di Angelo's Decks

Holiday // Boulevard of Broken Dreams (Marrow-Gnawer): Rat colony deck, very heavily based on Violet's deck from Game Knights #63

Lazarus (Phenax, God of Deception): Mill deck in Neiko's two favorite colors. Not much else to report back about this one.

Calvin (Gishath, Sun's Avatar): Dinosaur tribal deck. Our partner system doesn't really have a concept of "low power play" so this deck doesn't really get played but it is one Neiko is happy with.

Antithesis (Zhulodok, Void Gorger) Eldrazi, baby. I have no idea how well it works.

That's all for now.

[horademagic]

Gishath, Avatar do Sol/ Gishath, Sun's Avatar

Tipo de criatura: Dinossauro Avatar

Custo de mana: 1 vermelha + 1 verde + 1 branca + 5 de qualquer cor = 8 no total

7/6 de Poder e Resistência

Por que ela é interessante? Essa criatura tem vigilância (fica desvirada mesmo depois de atacar), atropelar (dano excedente passa direto na vida do jogador defensor) e ímpeto (não tem enjoo de invocação). Toda vez que essa criatura causar dano de combate a um jogador, será fácil graças ao atropelar, você vai revelar aquela quantidade de dano causado de cartas do topo do seu grimório. Coloque então qualquer número de Dinossauros revelados dessa forma direto no campo de batalha gratuitamente e devolva as outras cartas que foram reveladas ao fundo do grimório em ordem aleatória. Nem precisa dizer, é perfeito para os tribais de Dinossauro.

Preço da carta: em torno de 19,00 até 350,00

Disponível em Português

"Essa carta tem algumas edições disponíveis, o preço pode variar a depender da edição que escolher adquirir"

Link: https://www.ligamagic.com.br/?view=cards%2Fsearch&card=Gishath%2C+sun%27s+avatar&tipo=1

Até a próxima postagem, Ulli e Thiago

[poshtearexdoodles]

Sard was the only one that could tank a bite attack from the big dino monster, so at the time staying in his mouth and punching him in the face seemed like a good idea at the time.

Mistakes were made.

[googlyeyesonmagiccards]

My current favorite commander :)

[masterofthez]

I didn't think my Gishath deck was going to get a new card from the next set save for the triland, but here we are I guess.