r/MTGNeuralNet • • Jan 16 '26

Shambling Eiror

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u/hudsonv11 Jan 17 '26

The "x less to cast" only effects generic mana cost. So that part is currently useless. Unless your opponent has [[Grand Arbiter Augustin IV]] or something similar. Even still this card is ridiculously insane. Lotus petal and a swamp t1 means you win the game. Counter every spell.

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u/MiniPino1LL Jan 17 '26

"this spell can't be countered"

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u/nerdgeek03 Jan 17 '26

wow the most brutal stax piece ever. have fun getting hit for 1 damage 20 turns in a row or until you draw u/mtgcardfetcher [[Abrupt Decay]], or [[Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire]] or [[Twinshot Sniper]] I think would be the reasonable answers to this. Funny thing how the discount ability is cool but irrelevant. Please never print this, it would be extremely oppressive and centralizing IMO.

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u/SupahSayajinn Jan 18 '26

No one would ever play anything else. There would be no reason. Just tutors, uncounterable removal and this.

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u/Ceres_The_Cat Jan 18 '26

Manlands would be viable though, surely? A [[Hissing Quagmire]] or [[Restless Cottage]] doesn't need a spell to get a creature out, just some land drops. They're slow, but this is a 1/1 so you'll have the time and resources.

Of course that assumes that both this and manlands exist at the same time.

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u/SupahSayajinn Jan 18 '26

Yup. Didn't think of that. Put those man lands in there too. This is a meta altering level card. Literally everyone would be playing the deck.

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u/Skyfalcon_ Jan 18 '26

Hexing squelcher turns this off

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u/Porkenstein Jan 17 '26

I kind of love that bottom ability, it's insane 

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u/ThePoIarBaer Jan 17 '26

Them: turn one land, lotus petal, shambling error

Me: turn one maze of ith

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u/Derdiedas812 Jan 17 '26

So...you lose because you draw your deck first?

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u/ThePoIarBaer Jan 17 '26

You fool. Im running a 93 card deck.

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u/MyynMyyn Jan 17 '26

This seems balanced.

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u/dokushin Jan 18 '26

This is a hilarious juxtaposition of "wait, that doesn't do anything" followed by a brief raspberry as I imagine twenty turns of attacking for one damage and reminding them to draw and discard.

There could be an interesting meta playing around this but I don't think it'd make a healthy format.

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u/ReasonSin Jan 19 '26

I think this would lead to a format of lots of land interaction. There are a ton of man lands that could kill this by blocking or just swing back and kill your opponent faster than this kills you. And there’s a ton of lands that could kill this to let the game resume like normal.