Just like the original, it turns any equipped creature into a massive threat with a staggering +10/+10 boost, though the creature loses flying and Colossus Hammer equips for a cost of 8
Conceptually, it sounded cool to me
And now were at a point where that fulfillment center is hitting the quality standards that we used to have and starting to hit the volume throughput that we had before
The end of the year is upon us
For starters, any go-wide decks love offspring, as the low cost for a small creature fits perfectly in their strategies
Daniel: Naturally high mana values mean hitting land drops, ramp, and early game are all pivotal to staying in the game, otherwise more aggressive decks can run you over