Because when you're playing against green and using blue/black a flyer isnt gonna get through.
Anubisisking
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This card is so weird...
Drewsel
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It always amazes me how brutally horrible Wayne England's art is.
Trygon_Predator
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@ Drewsel: it's not actually bad, it's more that he used to recycle the same tongue-sticking-out-to-the-left creature on all his monsters. He's stopped doing that, which is a good thing.
Kirbster
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Urborg Drake is in the same set. It's the same size and is about as likely to be blocked by a green deck as the serpent here, but for one mana less. It's not bad but it's not that great, either, so... yeah, this fella leaves a fair bit to be desired. Blue and black were a very powerful combination in Invasion, so I wish they had some better gold creatures.
Oh yeah, and Vodalian Zombie. Same set, common, half as much mana as the serpent, same power, still unblockable against green. Oh yeah, and it could block Blastoderm and live. What were they thinking?
NARFNra
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...What? This is... really terrible. And it doesn't make much sense either.
TPmanW
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Actually, it appears to wind its way through the underbrush much more easily than the shallows.
OlvynChuru
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@Tommy9898
Tolarian Serpent is totally a good serpent (in a graveyard-based deck).
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Oh yeah, and Vodalian Zombie. Same set, common, half as much mana as the serpent, same power, still unblockable against green. Oh yeah, and it could block Blastoderm and live. What were they thinking?
Tolarian Serpent is totally a good serpent (in a graveyard-based deck).