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    [MtG] Defy Death

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    Post by Shard Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:43 pm

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    Post by Rodrigo Mon Apr 23, 2012 3:44 pm

    Interesting card, but Unburial Rites is still better.
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    Post by .Rai Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:01 pm

    Alpha Rod wrote:Interesting card, but Unburial Rites is still better.

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    Still, one point from Wizards about the card, and an interaction within the set.

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    The way design and development work is that we have defaults for everything. Magic has lots of rules in place and barring a reason to alter them, that's how they work. I bring this up because these two cards are a perfect example of how things can get backwards sometimes when rules are bent because they make sense in the set they're in.

    Normally, black is the color that animates creatures from the graveyard to the battlefield with no restriction. White can do it but we tend to limit how big those creatures are. Often, for example, we'll let white get back a few small creatures. Avacyn Restored, for various reasons, swapped this around in this set. It's not a big deal or anything, but as a color pie purist I also have to take a second look when things like this happen.

    Note that I don't think it's a bad thing. Part of Magic's charm is that we are willing to bend our own rules to make each set have a unique feel. Sometimes, though, when you're looking at the finished product, it can look a little weird.
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    Post by Capricorn El Cid Mon Apr 23, 2012 4:33 pm

    It is still a nice complement for Unburial Rites Based Decks

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