ok, I've noted everywhere on Gatherer I don't like Changelings when they bleed into other Tribal Decks. :/ But...this is like a Changeling Lord, right? I GUESS I could bring myself to play him in an All-Changelings Deck. :P
This is a great card, but I've never quite understood how it's white.
Giving them all a mutual boost seems white, but standardizingly morphing them X/X seems more blue, maybe green.
(And the creature type type change would generally be a mostly blue thing as well, having that available to all colors on Changelings was also mainly due to their special treatment, and that they came in more colors than just blue to begin with.)
RustedChainsaw
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I think this is a great white card and fits perfectly. Yes, creatures are being altered, but the key point is that they're all becoming the SAME - uniformity is very much a white thing. They all are the same P/T and the same keyword.
OlvynChuru
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Great for Zubera tribal. Get out four Ember-Fist Zubera and this, then use this thing's ability for 0. Your opponent takes exactly 20 damage, since Mirror Entity counts as a zubera.
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ok, I've noted everywhere on Gatherer I don't like Changelings when they bleed into other Tribal Decks. :/ But...this is like a Changeling Lord, right? I GUESS I could bring myself to play him in an All-Changelings Deck. :P
Daru Spiritualist
Lightning Greaves
Dauntless Escort
Wrath of God
This guy, and however many tokens/other creatures you need to finish every opponent in an EDH match.
Have fun with that.
Giving them all a mutual boost seems white, but standardizingly morphing them X/X seems more blue, maybe green.
(And the creature type type change would generally be a mostly blue thing as well, having that available to all colors on Changelings was also mainly due to their special treatment, and that they came in more colors than just blue to begin with.)
I think this is a great white card and fits perfectly. Yes, creatures are being altered, but the key point is that they're all becoming the SAME - uniformity is very much a white thing. They all are the same P/T and the same keyword.