You can even stick a S.N.O.T. onto _____, if you change it's name first.
jsttu
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
Achoo! Does anyone have a guess as to what S.N.O.T. stands for?
Garfunculus
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
My roommate just said the other day he wishes there was a card like this- but he doesn't like green, so just wait and see what'll happen when I tell him!
TreeTrunkMaster
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(2 votes)
There is NOT a four card limit. That's just as far as the example goes, I found it on wizards.com: The example on the card only explains what happens with up to four cards. Assuming I get a fifth one in play (let's say I use a Clone), is it a 25/25? Yes. The example merely stopped at four for space reasons. (We didn't have space to include examples for all natural numbers.)
@jsttu: I was actually looking for what S.N.O.T. stood for when I found what I wrote above, didn't give an answer for what it stood for though. I found a separate article by Mark Rosewater where he says, 'This card came about as we were trying to find ways to create cards that worked together. The name, by the way, was inspired by the movie C.H.U.D.'. IMDb says that stands for 'Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dweller', but can also mean 'Contamination Hazard Urban Disposal' as apparently some crates are labeled in the movie. (I've never seen it) I don't know if I got us closer of further to guessing what S.N.O.T. means haha.
Gelzo
★★★★☆ (4.9/5.0)(9 votes)
Superior Numbers Over Time?
Slimy Nasal Ooze Tentacles?
Snot-Nosed Optimistic Timmy?
Sexy... Uh, I don't think I want to finish that one, actually.
Zokorad
★★☆☆☆ (2.0/5.0)(3 votes)
Comboes well with S.N.O.T.
WannabeJedi1337
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
Super Nasty Organic Terror
thats what i think it means
Henrietta
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
@DarthParallax: 9000 squared is 81,000,000. I understand what you were trying to say but S.N.O.T. just squares the number.
DarthParallax
★★★☆☆ (3.2/5.0)(5 votes)
5= 25/25 6= 36/36 7= 49/49 8= 64/64 9= 81/81 10= 100/100 (bigger than a Big F*kin Monster) 11= seriously?
ok, but SERIOUSLY- time to break the frack out of this. Infinite Reflections, 9000 Relentless Rats, 1 Thrumming Stone, and this:
Anybody ever wondered what 9000 times 9000 was? OK 81,000,000 that's an easy one. HOW ABOUT 9000 TO THE 9000TH POWER?!
One time, I looked it up. I had to download 3 different internet calculators before I found one that could do it!
1.522 596 944 480 044 348 064 134 763 408 851 471 621 029 795 918 657 404 894 831 679 314 890 255 658 237 193 013 235 935 117 206 033 165 838 602 426 040 829 516 685 107 008 371 564 692 790 156 927 126 x 10^ 35588 (there are 50 decimal places, so you end up with 35,538 zeroes at the end)
if for some ungodly reason you are blocked by an Infinity/Infinity creature....you have too many Timmy's in your play group. :P
PS: I specifically looked this number up so I could use it in conjunction with 'IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' But you could probably figure that out on your own. xD
Layk
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
I actually REALLY like this mechanic, are there any other cards similar to this?
Bogmire
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(1 vote)
S'NOT FUNNY!
Sorry...that was awful...
metalevolence
★★★★★ (5.0/5.0)(3 votes)
Says any SNOT in play, so what happens if you stick it onto an opponent's? Some kind of crazy shared control scenario?
TheWrathofShane
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
Card Disadvantage. Still, a lucky hand and you got a 9/9 attacking on turn 2. I am assuming it wont have summoning sickness when it merges, because the first one has been in play since your upkeep.
@metalevolence: I tried to check the ruling under Details. I feel really silly now.
JimmyNoobPlayer
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
You can only stick them together when they enter the battlefield, so by the time you can cast Infinite Reflection, you'll have S.N.O.T.s on the battlefield that will be sadly unable to join together.
You'll need to DONATE a S.N.O.T. to your opponent (Oh thank you... you shouldn't have...) then cast Infinite Reflection on it, then Ghostway your creatures!
if my nose were runnin' money then i'd blow it all on you but it's not
orisiti
☆☆☆☆☆ (0.0/5.0)
So, way over the top stupid combo naming time? infinite reflections yes, but after you have a progenitor mimic copying S.N.O.T.
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and this
lets see, how strong can it be...?
ARGH I ARE NOT GOOD AT TEH MATHES!!!
oh and Richard Garfield, Ph.D. for one more...
You can even stick a S.N.O.T. onto _____, if you change it's name first.
The example on the card only explains what happens with up to four cards. Assuming I get a fifth one in play (let's say I use a Clone), is it a 25/25?
Yes. The example merely stopped at four for space reasons. (We didn't have space to include examples for all natural numbers.)
@jsttu: I was actually looking for what S.N.O.T. stood for when I found what I wrote above, didn't give an answer for what it stood for though.
I found a separate article by Mark Rosewater where he says, 'This card came about as we were trying to find ways to create cards that worked together. The name, by the way, was inspired by the movie C.H.U.D.'.
IMDb says that stands for 'Cannibalistic Humanoid Underground Dweller', but can also mean 'Contamination Hazard Urban Disposal' as apparently some crates are labeled in the movie. (I've never seen it)
I don't know if I got us closer of further to guessing what S.N.O.T. means haha.
Slimy Nasal Ooze Tentacles?
Snot-Nosed Optimistic Timmy?
Sexy... Uh, I don't think I want to finish that one, actually.
thats what i think it means
5= 25/25
6= 36/36
7= 49/49
8= 64/64
9= 81/81
10= 100/100 (bigger than a Big F*kin Monster)
11= seriously?
ok, but SERIOUSLY- time to break the frack out of this.
Infinite Reflections, 9000 Relentless Rats, 1 Thrumming Stone, and this:
Anybody ever wondered what 9000 times 9000 was? OK 81,000,000 that's an easy one. HOW ABOUT 9000 TO THE 9000TH POWER?!
One time, I looked it up. I had to download 3 different internet calculators before I found one that could do it!
1.522 596 944 480 044 348 064 134 763 408 851 471 621 029 795 918 657 404 894 831 679 314 890 255 658 237 193 013 235 935 117 206 033 165 838 602 426 040 829 516 685 107 008 371 564 692 790 156 927 126 x 10^ 35588 (there are 50 decimal places, so you end up with 35,538 zeroes at the end)
if for some ungodly reason you are blocked by an Infinity/Infinity creature....you have too many Timmy's in your play group. :P
TIMMAH-TIMMAH! TIMMAH-TIMMAH! TIMMAH-TIMMAH! TIMMAH-TIMMAH!
TIMMAAAAAAAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
PS: I specifically looked this number up so I could use it in conjunction with 'IT'S OVER NINE THOUSAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' But you could probably figure that out on your own. xD
Sorry...that was awful...
Anyways, here is my snot deck.
38 Nonlands
x4 Vines of Vastwood
x4 Preordain
x4 S.n.o.t.
x4 Green Sun's Zenith
x4 Fauna Shaman
x4 Negate
x4 Phantasmal Image
x2 Loaming Shaman
x4 Phyrexian Metamorph
x4 Clone
22 Lands
x4 Yavimaya Coast
x2 Flooded Grove
x6 Island
x10 Forest
If you have -2 of them (I don't know why), it's still a 4/4.
If you have i of them, it's a -1/-1, and it dies instantly.
You'll need to DONATE a S.N.O.T. to your opponent (Oh thank you... you shouldn't have...) then cast Infinite Reflection on it, then Ghostway your creatures!
if my nose were runnin' money then i'd blow it all on you
but it's not