In terms of limited, he probably proves his use as the game goes on. Otherwise it would probably be more useful to keep him as his original unflipped self.
Phyrexian_Boss
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.5/5.0)(1 vote)
Quite useful as the game goes on nothing like double hunger of the howlpack-ing him (morbid)
GrimjawxRULES
★★★☆☆ (3.3/5.0)(3 votes)
For the werewolf side, this feels weird. It's smaller than Merciless Predator and the mana required to activate the ability means it'll probably be worse than the Predator early on. On the other hand, compared to Reckless Waif, Wolfbitten Captive has the advantage of a relevantly costed pump ability, so even if you aren't able to transform it, it'll still be able to take down larger creatures than the Waif.
Kryptnyt
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(4 votes)
Wolfbitten Captive's transform goes on the stack on your upkeep; in response, pump +2/+2. transforms, you have a 4/4 then pump again with KK's ability, and you have an 8/8. If he's transforming the other way on your upkeep, he ends up as a 7/7. So generally, he's better than I thought. Still not incredible, but serviceable
MojoVince
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
I've only buy 5 boosters and i got 2 of this ... shit lol ... Then i watched all the others flip cards and have to say apart from huntmaster it isn't better ... Well those abilites should have cost twice less and limited to one per turn or keep the cost but not limited per turn , he fits only in a werewolf built deck .
Comments (6)
nothing like double hunger of the howlpack-ing him (morbid)
transforms, you have a 4/4
then pump again with KK's ability, and you have an 8/8.
If he's transforming the other way on your upkeep, he ends up as a 7/7. So generally, he's better than I thought. Still not incredible, but serviceable
Well those abilites should have cost twice less and limited to one per turn or keep the cost but not limited per turn , he fits only in a werewolf built deck .