Emerald players can now reap the benefits of forcing their opponents to discard their hand while stealing a few extra bonuses for themselves with emerald Rise of the Floodborn cards like Prince John, Greediest of All - who allows you to draw a card for each one your opponent discards - and Flynn Rider, His Own Biggest Fan, who gets more effective at questing for lore the fewer cards your opponents have in their grip
Until then, it is my sincere hope that you go read something nice and full of sunshine that makes the world seem lighter and more wonderful than the vast doldrums listed in this awful article
Summon: Esper Valigarmanda Mana Value: 3R Rarity: Rare Type: Enchantment Creature Saga Drake Stats: 3/3 Card Text: I Exile an instant or sorcery card from each graveyard
It's not a surprise that things don't translate well, and my expectations were low to begin with, but ultimately I'm still disappointed
Unfortunately, like the two cards before, Silvergill Adept is pretty worthless outside of a dedicated Merfolk deck, which is why I have these three listed together here and not at the top of the list
If it were on the list, itd likely be at the top, but the sorcery-speed protection and generic-goodness of the card makes it hard to definitively call it a fog