Aether Revolt "Leaks"

>>50453936
>3 CMC matters

Wooly Thoctar confirmed?

>>50453936
Is that gonna be Ajani's new art?

Pretty swell if so.

>>50453936
>cast a card
I might be shit at Magic, but isn't the phrase 'cast a spell'? Considering you don't cast lands, that's how I've always thought of it.

>>50453936

Trophy Mage looks decent, but the real reason I'll probably wind up running it is because I have trinket and treasure in my deck and this completes the series...

>>50455718
It's a card when in your hand and deck, and a spell once you attempt to play it.

>>50453936
Seems like the number 3 is really important in this set, and I'm not sure how I feel about that.

Also, 4drop mini-sweeper in black that lets you cast a 3drop for free? Do we have a divination equivalent in standard right now?

>>50456848
I'm more interested in what it does in Modern. A board wipe that lets me cast Ancestral, then follow up with a Dark Dwellers that flashes back that same ancestral? seems solid.

>>50456848
There's Succumb to Temptation or Live Fast, if you don't care about your life total.

>>50456848
you can cast creatures and walkers off it, so there's that.

>>50457063

Lili of the veil, Blightning........

>>50455373
I agree, nice catperson

>>50453936
Anybody can tell what Quicksmith Revel's text is?

>>50458524
I can make out the following:
>"When Quicksmith rebel enters the battlefield, target artifact you control gains '(t): that artifact ~~~ to target creature or ~~~ as you control ~~~"

Any guesses here?

>>50458626
>target artifact you control gains
There's a second type taking up noticeable line space.
Aether Revolt'a not going to be full of Artifact Enchanments, so
>target artifact creature you control gains

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>>50453936
wat

>>50458808
wat's it to you

>>50458808
Languish does kill slightly larger things. That has utility, I assume.

>>50453936
Rebel in name, but not using rebel creature type.
A damn shame

>>50458808
Read the second effect.