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Catotheyounger
- I'm gonna assume you didn't know that Seeker of Skybreak exists. I'm also going to assume you don't know exactly how provoke works. But with so many assumptions, how am I supposed to judge this card well?

theatog
- Creatures must block if able. Seems easier. I like the overall theme. Quite saucy.

silasw
- That's a bit odd. I find myself these days talking about how much words need to matter as much as they can, and for the opportunity to draw two cards, I don't think this is. I do like the concept at work here, I just don't care much for the reward.

Mown
- There's no tension in the first ability. That's not necessarily a horrible thing, since it's more a card with two modes than a card that requires a specific sequence to work. It does have that odd quality where playing this by itself makes the first ability just a bunch of words. Drawing two cards per sacrifice also seems awfully godd when you compare it to things like Carnage Altar . The transoformed side seems even less fair.

Kavu_Overlord
- This is a neat, contrasting idea that fits the criteria in a backwards way than I would have expected. It stands well as a card of its own and has a neat dynamic. I like it!

Glasir
- The artifact activation feels to easy compared to the size and other abiliteis of the card. Not that it's overpowered, but it feels more thematic and versatile if you drop a mana off the cost and add it to the activation cost.

Imidazoline
- That's cute. Wording could use a little help, but it gets the job done. On one hand, it's a shame it doesn't affect much in the "lose the post-combat main phase" department. But it does change how people play enough to be worthwhile. I like it.

Elegance
- The differences between this and just giving it vigilance are real enough to talk about. This is one of those abilities that gets tossed around a lot on the forums, but it's always been interesting, doubly so when paired with the forced block.

Dudibus
- It's okay. It wants to die and will find a way. Very vulnerable to 1/1s, but that's part of the charm.

Steinhauser
- That's a massive barracade. I don't see the drawback being that effectual compared to its size, but it should balance out in gameplay. It's not the type of thing that feels like it needs the "block every turn" clause, though.

Imidazoline
- I like how this works, even if the second ability doesn't aid directly in commander damage wins. It's a neat legend with neat interactions and I think it's got some fun workings behind him. He is a bit complex in the math, having to keep up with the size as things are sacrificed, but it's still cool.

Kingreaper
- A different look at the "build-your-own-creature" card, but a bit forced all over. It's nice to have obvious cards sometimes, and this one isn't necessarily bad, but it's not that exciting, either.