hmm 6 for a 5/5 eh, not terrible 6 for a 5/5 with forestwalk, conditional, but still better then the vanilla 6 for a 5/5 with forestwalk and it makes a 2/2 forestwalker when it blocks or attacks, this guy is good, great if opponent is playing forests but usually he is just good
course, if you make your opponent have a forest in play, he is now your best friend, unblockable 5/5 which makes unblockable 2/2
cat folk tribal is only viable because of this guy, and a couple other powerhouses
Donovan_Fabian
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(6 votes)
This card isn't a game breaker, but the 2/2 cat token can be really good, it doesn't specify damage opponent just has to attack. You could play it with the leonin that gives all cats +1 and get even better cat tokens. Use lush growth on an opponents land to make it a forest.
Gezus82
★★★★☆ (4.7/5.0)(3 votes)
if only it had been vigilance instead of forestwalk. it still wouldn't be broken. especially with the 6 cmc
This Guys Cool Artwork Make It Cooler And Mana Cost Makes It Less Cool/ But Its Curve Its Fine Forestwalk Is Ok Maybe Double Strike But Even When He Blocks So Maybe Vigilance
thrallallmighty
★★☆☆☆ (2.8/5.0)(2 votes)
heavy ownege!
ropebreezy
★☆☆☆☆ (1.7/5.0)(3 votes)
There are way better creatures for 3GGG. Forestwalk is a very situational ability. If this card cost less GGG it would be better. 3/5
RafiqTheMiststalker
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
One of my favorites :D Cat tribal is seriously under-rated. This, Lush Growth on an opponents land, Raksha, Golden Cub equipped with Konda's Banner. My god, man. You've got a an 9/9 unblockable double striking kitty generating 6/6 unblockable double strikers. And Ol' Raksha on the side.
Get this guy in play and throw an Alpha Stratus on him. Every time he attacks he can get 2/2 for bringing a cat warrior token into play.
themlsna
★★☆☆☆ (2.0/5.0)(3 votes)
RafiqTheMiststalker's suggestion for epic win.
sir_leo_iii
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
@RafiqTheMiststalker Actually it would only be generating 5/5 unblockable doublestriking tokens (can you believe that statement actually had an "only" in it). +2/+2 from Raksha, and since the tokens are green and Raksha is white, the Banner only gives them +1/+1 for sharing a creature type.
Panpl
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
I wonder where his (and the original Legends-card's) name comes from. Ojanen is a very common Finnish surname (and the name of a famous Finnish hockey player) so this card sounds hilarious to a Finnish speaker. Not to mention he's a Jedi(t).
SleetFox
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
One of the many embarrassing Legends legends is now good. This guy's pretty solid, but against anything but green decks, Grave Titan has him beat.
4/5.
EpicBroccoli
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
I should really read the books. These types of cards make me interested in the difference between the normal version and the Planar Chaos ones.
he is jedi ojanen. i refuse to acknowledge the t... wait aww man just did.
The_Sturm
★☆☆☆☆ (1.5/5.0)(3 votes)
I used to love this card and now it is just a poor mans Grave Titan.
Deepfried-Owls
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
With the Heroes of Mirrodin Besieged, specifically the white variation, Ojanen is a fantastic predecessor.
He's green and definitely greener, with a higher cost and more power/toughness. However, the two 1/1 tokens have manifested themselves here as a 2/2 cat.
With the Forest Walk and probably with a white Vigilance aura, this can effectively be made into something that produces better tokens than the hero, although it isn't much faster.
Another problem is that the hero's tokens come in attacking, although they only show up when it attacks: not when it blocks.
The major problem is that, there is very little powerful cat tribal that isn't reliant on equipment for all I'm aware of. As a consequence, those soldier tokens from the hero become more powerful more easily and more quickly.
Definitely average at least, good for a green mono or green/white tribal.
theblackknight42
★★★★☆ (4.1/5.0)(5 votes)
Jedit Ojanen of Efrava, Legendary Creature - Cat Warrior Lord
Best damn title in Magic.
BastianQoU
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
Planar Chaos: The alternate MTG dimension where gets Strafe, gets Giant Growth, and Legends didn't suck.
Mike-C
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Tony the Tiger after being asked to spare a bowl of his Frosted Flakes.
Dabok
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
@Meteorain27 : Spot on! I have a deck with 4 of Yavimaya Dryads and 2 Jedit Ojanen (those are the only ones I've managed to pull in a draft + booster buys). It's very fun in casual, since there's risk involved. The opponent has the feeling that you're donating him the land, whereas you're in fact baiting him to trigger the Forestwalkers. High risk, high reward. Just how I love it :)
Jedit's father, Jaeger Ojanen, left Efrava to go adventuring and the original Jedit (from Legends) eventually leaves as well to find out what happened to his father. He ends up joining the Robaran Mercenaries and fighting the wizard Johan (who was responsible for his dad's death) with Hazezon Tamar and his wife Adira Strongheart.
The planar chaos Jedit is instead very loyal to his home and stays, becoming a badass guardian of Efrava and his (cat)people.
Diachronos
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Be honest: You know you've read his name with an Irish accent at least once.
Arachnos
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Hi Jedit Ojanen. I see you've adopted some cute kitties since last we've met.
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6 for a 5/5 with forestwalk, conditional, but still better then the vanilla
6 for a 5/5 with forestwalk and it makes a 2/2 forestwalker when it blocks or attacks, this guy is good, great if opponent is playing forests but usually he is just good
course, if you make your opponent have a forest in play, he is now your best friend, unblockable 5/5 which makes unblockable 2/2
cat folk tribal is only viable because of this guy, and a couple other powerhouses
Cat tribal is seriously under-rated. This, Lush Growth on an opponents land, Raksha, Golden Cub equipped with Konda's Banner. My god, man. You've got a an 9/9 unblockable double striking kitty generating 6/6 unblockable double strikers. And Ol' Raksha on the side.
Like anything else in Magic ever... Doubling Season makes it more ridiculous.
Why not Oran-Rief, the Vastwood, too?
Kill, kill, kill!
Actually it would only be generating 5/5 unblockable doublestriking tokens (can you believe that statement actually had an "only" in it). +2/+2 from Raksha, and since the tokens are green and Raksha is white, the Banner only gives them +1/+1 for sharing a creature type.
4/5.
He's green and definitely greener, with a higher cost and more power/toughness. However, the two 1/1 tokens have manifested themselves here as a 2/2 cat.
With the Forest Walk and probably with a white Vigilance aura, this can effectively be made into something that produces better tokens than the hero, although it isn't much faster.
Another problem is that the hero's tokens come in attacking, although they only show up when it attacks: not when it blocks.
The major problem is that, there is very little powerful cat tribal that isn't reliant on equipment for all I'm aware of. As a consequence, those soldier tokens from the hero become more powerful more easily and more quickly.
Definitely average at least, good for a green mono or green/white tribal.
Best damn title in Magic.
The alternate MTG dimension where
It's very fun in casual, since there's risk involved. The opponent has the feeling that you're donating him the land, whereas you're in fact baiting him to trigger the Forestwalkers.
High risk, high reward.
Just how I love it :)
Jedit's father, Jaeger Ojanen, left Efrava to go adventuring and the original Jedit (from Legends) eventually leaves as well to find out what happened to his father. He ends up joining the Robaran Mercenaries and fighting the wizard Johan (who was responsible for his dad's death) with Hazezon Tamar and his wife Adira Strongheart.
The planar chaos Jedit is instead very loyal to his home and stays, becoming a badass guardian of Efrava and his (cat)people.
You know you've read his name with an Irish accent at least once.