I like it because it has minor protection from being a two-for-one: on the turn your opponent tries to off your creature or this enchantment, sac it in response and your creatures will be safe for at least that turn. If that turn happened to be your opponent's, the creatures will be safe from anything but instants for another turn as well.
Concerned_Bystander
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
A little imagination please people. Picture this, a goblin deck, with just a splash of white. Four goblins on the table in front of you, one of them a Goblin Warchief, wearing the Crown of Awe upon his pointed green head.
Then you summon a Skirk Fire Marshal, sacrifice the Crown, then tap all five goblins.
Carnage ensues.
This card is indeed...
Awesome.
RDorothy
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
this card is good for a white control deck such as tribal clerics to complete it. if you are facing a mono-red/black opponent then it can make all your creatures unblockable for 1 turn, enough to ensure victory in the late game.
Speednat
★★★★☆ (4.0/5.0)(2 votes)
Aren't red and black the two colors one would want to be protected from? the most....
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I like it because it has minor protection from being a two-for-one: on the turn your opponent tries to off your creature or this enchantment, sac it in response and your creatures will be safe for at least that turn. If that turn happened to be your opponent's, the creatures will be safe from anything but instants for another turn as well.
Then you summon a Skirk Fire Marshal, sacrifice the Crown, then tap all five goblins.
Carnage ensues.
This card is indeed...
Awesome.
4/5