Ah, finally! The annoyed and saddened Gideon card. Seen the full art for this for some time now and it has always been funny imagining just how annoyed he is over needing to lead a bunch of zombies.

Interesting spirit, hope there's more to come so they actually become very good. Reminding me of that faerie deck in one of the past Duels of the planeswalkers.

Got bored and looked at the number crunch
We should be missing three rares, most likely a multicolored card(single missing slot in the middle of the section,maybethat GW knight from the duel ad?), a red or green rare(6+the land for now,while the others have 8 and green has 6+the missing double faced card) and a double faced green card( only color without one)

Plus flash spirit can pump it and then it can cost 2 more, giving some ways to **** with sweepers.

Holy s**t.

EDIT: Also wasn't this the card in that duels post that nobody could figure out (non full art version)? Selesnya and Bant humans looking real strong.

Oh damn and yeah this looks like the horse card in that duels laptop, which means even more flash fun for GW Humans.
Yeah, here's the non-promo version:

Hmmm.

Love it, please give it to duels!

Also here are all the promos and tokens:
http://magic.wizards.com/en/articles/ar ... 2016-07-07

More human tech.

More Human tech. Btw looks like the card on one of the spoiler images.

The irony is that if you make it a powerful enough threat to counter, like with Thunderclap Wyvern or Always Watching or so on (which I cite because they're cards in my current WU Spirit deck - so maybe this takes the place of Topplegeist for example), then you might not want to sac something that strong to counter a spell.

I feel like every spirit card would be far more interesting if Rattlechains was a common.

The downside is that you're helping them ramp with an extra , but I think that's justifiable. I still want black to have a direct way to kill Planswalkers, but this card makes Esper/Azourious even better.

I don't get that enchantment at all, can someone explain it to me?

The blue one? You enchant something, it becomes a colorless land. Looses other abilities.

The white one? Auras and equipment get flash.

Think suppression bonds, but they can tap the enchanted permanent for

Great. Another strong human.

I really like Imprisoned in the Moon though.

Ah I see, was getting confused on whether it stayed a creature/planeswalker or not, didn't read the "loses all card types" bit Thanks!

If they ramped enough to get a planeswalker out, is that extra mana a big concern? Maybe for a few rare cases, but we're not exactly drowning in X burn spells in this format.

I'm more interested in the idea of land ruining. (Can't say "destruction" but similar.) This could be a mess for multicolor decks - I guess three expansions is long enough to wait before frustrating all those Converge cards. Does a good number on the lone Abbey as a win condition, too.

Actually, upon further review, this card is a serious threat to most of the decks that run only a slight few specific win conditions. Building up nothing but ramp to Ulamog? Sorry, he'll sit in the moon. What else you got?

This plus Suppression Bonds means Azorius is the planeswalker removal color combination. Add Sigarda's Blessing for instant speed shenanigans and Sigil of the Empty Throne for value. Heliod's Pilgrim fetches the auras and we can add some spirits (the flash ones and the counterspell ones in particular, plus Blessed Spirits for enchantment synergy and Bygone Bishop for hand refilling) and a liberal sprinkling of white removal and we have ourselves a nice deck.

Suppression Bonds meets Utopia Vow in blue.

Doesn't shut down artifacts or enchantments, but does shut down man lands.

Kinda crowded at that 2-drop spot for RB Vamps tbh. Maybe a better outlet than Ravenous Bloodseeker tho