Weldfast Engineer: solid uncommon effect on a three drop 3/3. Tezzeret's Touch: it has a drawback, but boy does it read like fun, and it adds to a deck with Ensoul Artifact.

If we have a really strong set of tools in the Grixis colors (Blue/Black/Red) coming out in the next set or two, this card will get stronger. There are ways to make this ultimate useless in Modern in a prison deck-where you have to pay a prohibitive amount of mana to attack. (−7: You get an emblem with 'At the beginning of combat on your turn, target artifact you control becomes an artifact creature with base power and toughness 5/5.') It's tricky and requires too much thinking for one card. It can help you destroy a specific creature or boost one of yours, but you have no control on what X is unless you keep artifacts in your hand that you can play to get the correct X you need. (−2: Target creature gets +X/-X until end of turn, where X is the number of artifacts you control.) That's a very weak +1 that takes this card out of the Legacy contest, maybe even the Modern contest. (+1: Create a colorless artifact token named Etherium Cell with 'Tap, Sacrifice this artifact: Add one mana of any color to your mana pool.') Tezzeret the Schemer: Costed to try out in Modern. At only five mana for such a strong effect, I wonder if someone will figure a way to use it well in Modern. This card is similar in build-around power to V illainous Wealth from Khans of Tarkir, a beloved card for all of us Johnny deckbuilders. It also makes me want to play with the current Nicol Bolas planeswalker, which is not in Standard. That's a fast clock.ĭark Intimations: Great title and this must mean that a Nicol Bolas planeswalker variant is coming in the near future. 6, 8, 10: it will be three turns to ultimate if your opponent does not stop you. You should have one or two other planeswalkers on the boards, all low-casting, and have some protection in your deck to make sure your creatures survive getting this far with this planeswalker. This is a great ultimate for super-friends. (−9: Put five +1/+1 counters on each creature you control and five loyalty counters on each other planeswalker you control.) Its controller gains life equal to its power.) That can have a negative effect if you did not draw a land you needed in your draw step. Also, as long as you don't shuffle, and you don't care too much about drawing specific lands, every +2 of Ajani will place more lands at the bottom of your deck. On average, you will be netting three nonland permanents. Put all nonland permanent cards revealed this way into your hand and the rest on the bottom of your library in any order.) (+2: Reveal the top three cards of your library.

It should be a ton of fun in casual play.

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