Red and white are both aggressive colors, so
it's no surprise that their demigod rewards
aggression. Unfortunately, he's a little on the
slow side for most red or white constructed
decks. But extra combat damage is nothing to
dismiss outright, and he can make a real
difference in limited, especially since red
and/or white should give you access to lots of
creatures with a high innate power and/or
evasive abilities. Hearthfire Hobgoblin will get
along great with this guy.
Constructed: 2/5
Casual: 2/5
Limited: 3/5
Miguel
Nobilis of War
Constructed: It is a nice quiet Spirit
Avatar for 5 mana that can fit in any red or
white deck. 3/4 body makes it ok, the pump all
attacking creatures you control is great. Even
itself.
Casual: I will build the ultimate
Spirit Avatar deck. One day.
Limited: Very good card to build or
draft a deck around. Not the best of the
Avatars, but he is good enough to have some fun
with.
Overall a good card that has a lot of playability.
Constructed: 2
Casual: 3
Limited: 3
Later
Miguel
BMoor
Nobilis of War
It takes a second look to
realize that this attacks as a 5/4 flyer.Generally, anything with 4 or more power
and flying can win games on its own.The fact that all your other creatures
get an extra +2/+0 on the attack makes this a
downright bomb, as you can start putting
increased pressure on your opponent's defenses
immediately-- even if it's just with a 2/2
that's been held back by a 3/3 for the last
three turns.This thing will usually make the killing
blow itself, but letting your other creatrue hit
harder is never a bad thing.
Constructed- 3.5
Casual- 4.75
Limited- 4.5
BeJoSe
Nobilis of War (R/W)(R/W)(R/W)(R/W)(R/W)
Flying Attacking creatures you
control get +2/+0 until the end of the turn 3/4
Constructed - I'm
divided on this card, on the one hand it tanks
itself up to a 5/4 on the attack, but I don't
think it has a place in any deck right now. Demigod Red has its
namesake at the 5 mana slot for the same cost,
but a constant 5/4 with haste. Kithkin could
make use of this, Mirrowweave anyone? Control decks simply
have better option (Twilight Shepherd etc)
Casual - Fits into
any kind of aggressive deck and can give your
offense a nice boost.
Limited - High pick,
its a bomb and bombs win games in limited. If
your opponent can't answer this even by itself
attacking they'll be dead within 4 turns.
However its manacost restricts it so if your not
in R/W by the time the eventide pack comes
around, I wouldn't bother.
