Academy Manufactor Ant-Man's Army Apothecary White Astrid Peth Bake into a Pie Bakersbane Duo Banquet Guests Bartered Cow Bill the Pony Bog Naughty Bonecache Overseer Bosco, Just a Bear Brandywine Farmer Brenard, Ginger Sculptor Bristlebud Farmer Bumbleflower's Sharepot Bumi's Feast Lecture Bushy Bodyguard Butterbur, Bree Innkeeper Cache Grab Camellia, the Seedmiser Campsite Cuisine Canyon Crawler Cat Collector Cauldron Familiar Cirith Ungol Patrol City Pigeon Common Black Removal (playtest) Concession Stand Concession Stand Concession Stand Concession Stand Corpseberry Cultivator Courier of Comestibles Creeping Crystal Coating Crumb and Get It Curious Forager Curious Pair Curious Pair Devouring Sugarmaw Devouring Sugarmaw Eager Trufflesnout Eastfarthing Farmer Elanor Gardner Elephant-Mandrill Experimental Confectioner Fae Offering Farmer Cotton Fat Ass Feasting Hobbit Feasting Troll King Featherbrained Filcher Feed the Cauldron Feed the Cycle Fell the Pheasant Field-Tested Frying Pan Fierce Witchstalker Food Coma Food Fight Foreboding Fruit Fortifying Provisions Galadriel, Gift-Giver Generous Ent Giant Mana Cake Giant Opportunity Giant's Skewer Gift Shop Gift Shop Gilded Goose Gingerbread Cabin Gingerbread Hunter Gingerbread Hunter
Only one card will be allowed per ticket, and supplies are expected to run out quickly
This can grind games to a halt, and when combined with cards that force lands to tap (like Rishadan Port from Mercadian Masques ), you're looking at an eminently annoying locked board state
When I first read this card, I was a tad underwhelmed, but I think I underestimated what playing against it would be like
Note that I write these up a week before, and I am on vacation for Spring Break at Quito the capital of Ecuador in the Andes Mountains when you are reading this
GODEEPER: Before committing to Attack of the Vine singles, check where the format stands coming in
