crime cards mtg Here's an example of a new card that commits a 'crime' for #MTGThunder - Any spell or ability that targets an opponent, or their stuff (spells, permanents, hand, library) and enchantment with mana value X. Crime // Punishment | Outlaws

Well, in my experience, unless youre going hard on enabling your catch-up ramp (which Ill cover later in the article), it starts to drop off in value as soon as you go above two mana

All you need are a bunch of artifacts and/or enchantments, and preferably cheap trinkets, to trigger her repeatedly

The repeated destruction of enemy permanents is an easy trade-off for discarding cards, while it handles combat efficiently and is hard to kill

For better or worse, there wouldnt really be anything stopping reprints, as once the promise is broken, theres no going back

You generally want to play it as a 1/1 creature on turn one

Reluctant Role Model I wasnt sold on Duskmourn s Reluctant Role Model until my third read of the card, when I realized it shifts around counters on any creatures you control that die, not just itself