The other downside is the storm turn takes like 5+ minutes even if you're fast
For those players, the set was too bleak and icky, and they wished the set wasn't quite so monolithic in its overall feel. Here's one highlight from The Brothers' War: Many players liked having a set that looked back at one of Magic's greatest stories
The artwork is fun enough as you see this giant-beaked turtle about to chomp down on the luckless axe-wielding guy, but I love the flavour of it essentially 'retreating into its shell', represented by refusing to attack if it had to block the previous turn
The art of Seventh Edition was hugely impactful on me even if I didnt realize it at the time, with some of my most nostalgic pieces in all of Magic came from this set
Gimli, Counter of Kills Gimli, Counter of Kills may look underwhelming at first glance
Her real power, however, lies in her Proliferate trigger at the end of every turn