HELM OF OBEDIENCE As with Paradigm Shift, Helm of Obedience has an effect that just seems like a waste of time
Tales of Middle-earth will see a pre-release from June 16th to 22nd, ahead of its MTG Arena launch on June 20th and wide release from June 23rd
Release date: 2009-04-30 Ardent Plea Aven Mimeomancer Ethercaste Knight Ethersworn Shieldmage Fieldmist Borderpost Filigree Angel Glassdust Hulk Meddling Mage Offering to Asha Sanctum Plowbeast Shield of the Righteous Sovereigns of Lost Alara Stormcaller's Boon Talon Trooper Unbender Tine Wall of Denial Architects of Will Brainbite Deny Reality Etherium Abomination Illusory Demon Jhessian Zombies Kathari Remnant Lich Lord of Unx Mask of Riddles Mind Funeral Mistvein Borderpost Nemesis of Reason Soul Manipulation Soulquake Time Sieve Vedalken Ghoul Anathemancer Bituminous Blast Breath of Malfegor Deathbringer Thoctar Defiler of Souls Demonic Dread Demonspine Whip Igneous Pouncer Kathari Bomber Lightning Reaver Monstrous Carabid Sanity Gnawers Singe-Mind Ogre Terminate Thought Hemorrhage Veinfire Borderpost Blitz Hellion Bloodbraid Elf Colossal Might Deadshot Minotaur Dragon Broodmother Firewild Borderpost Godtracker of Jund Gorger Wurm Mage Slayer Predatory Advantage Rhox Brute Spellbreaker Behemoth Valley Rannet Vengeful Rebirth Violent Outburst Vithian Renegades Behemoth Sledge Captured Sunlight Dauntless Escort Enlisted Wurm Grizzled Leotau Knight of New Alara Knotvine Paladin Leonin Armorguard
Thankfully, we have a ton of discard in our deck, starting with Acquisitions Expert and Elderfang Disciple in the two-drop slot, both of which make our opponent discard when they enter the battlefield
I both love and hate that card, mainly depending upon whether Im the one casting it
The logic for this is frustratingly complex and I wrote a python script to export the formulas for the 225 cells needed for a 15 player game
