One question I have about Innistrad regards
whether they will feel in the future that any
werewolf creature should also be a double-faced
card. I mention it because this, to me, is
obviously a werewolf, yet it doesn't have that
written on the type line. You'd think I'd be
used to this, considering that Goblin King
wasn't a goblin when I started playing, but I
still wonder. It's hard to argue with what the
card does, though. Playing the Silverheart
effectively adds twelve power to your side of
the table at once, which is a bargain at any
cost; if your deck also includes some way to
protect it, any new creature is potentially a
game-ending threat, recalling the recurring
danger of cards like Umezawa's Jitte. It's also
the perfect "lord" for a soulbond-themed deck.
Welcome back readers todays card of the day is
an interesting mid-range creature that can deal
tons of damage. In standard this card has been
seeing an increase in playing making two
creatures into must deal with threats with its
soul bound ability and presenting a powerful
body for a minimum mana investment making it a
solid, but unexciting card to discuss. In block
constructed it is also making a huge splash as a
premier creature for beating people down. In
legacy and vintage this is expensive at five
mana so I don’t see it making a big impact in
these formats. In casual and multiplayer the
ability to flicker this creature in and out
makes for interesting combat scenarios and aside
from that it has highly relevant creature types
wolf and warrior that is just a huge for tribal
relevant cards. In limited it’s a bomb and
should be taken almost always unless there is
something like Bonfire of The Damned. Overall
this is just a big fat creature that does the
job of attacking and putting pressure on
opponents quite well.
Today's card of the day is Wolfir Silverheart
which is a Green five mana
4/4 with Soulbond that gives itself and another
creature it is paired with +4/+4. This is
already proving to be a dominant force in the
tournament scene and as a source of twelve power
and toughness for just five mana it shouldn't be
a surprise. Even without a second Soulbond
creature as a target any creature, particularly
those with beneficial effects, works with this
to become a game threatening duo.
Acceleration can bring this out earlier and just
about any Green build can and will benefit from
running at least a few copies. Overall
this is a card to be prepared for as it will
likely have representation in many local
metagames for a long time to come.
In Limited this is a bomb that is only held in
check by requiring another creature to gain the
additional eight power and toughness. An
easy first pick in Booster and a compelling
reason to run Green in Sealed, particularly if
another Soulbond creature is available.
The swing in life points this card can cause and
drastic shift to the battlefield is more than
most decks can handle and it will win games
frequently.
Welcome to
another great card of the day review here at
Pojo.com! Today we look at the Wolfir
Silverheart from Avacyn Restored. Wolfir
Silverheart is a rare green creature Wolf
Warrior that costs three generic and two green
mana for a 4/4. Wolfir Silverheart has Soulbound,
and as long as it is paired with another
creature, they both get +4/+4.
Love the Wolfir Silverheart. The ability to
gain an 8/8 for just five mana is insane. But
the thing I truly love it what else will it end
up being? When paired with the Silverblade
Paladin you get an 8/8 and a 6/6, each with
Double Strike! Or if paired with Wingcrafter,
you’ll have 5/5 and 8/8 flyers! And there are so
many other combinations. But here is probably my
favorite. Pair the Wolfir Silverheart with
another Wolfir Silverheart! Then you have a pair
of 12/12’s that cost you only five mana each!!
