Anyway, has there really never been a zombie angel?
...Huh. Apparently there hasn't. I'd have thought Crypt Angel
would be one...
Wayward Angel is an Angel Horror, but that's the closest we've got.
Also, another legend for a neglected colour pairing:
Kerukk of the Million Faces (3UG)
Legendary Creature – Shapeshifter
1UG, tap: Choose a nonlegendary creature on the battlefield. Target creature becomes a copy of that creature until end of turn.
2UUGG, tap: Choose a nonlegendary creature on the battlefield. All creatures become a copy of that creature until end of turn.
3/3
No matter how prepared one is for a visit to Kerukk’s kingdom, it’s extremely difficult to ever be able to face barmen who look just like one’s father and prisoners who resemble one’s dead wife with equanimity.
edited 9th Aug '11 5:33:29 AM by Idler20
You're an ad hominem attack!Bleh. I wanted to make the Dancing Zombie from Plants Versus Zombies, but I'm not sure how.
This "faculty lot" you speak of sounds like a place of great power...Simic Manland
Land
Simic Manland enters the battlefield tapped.
T: Add G or U to your mana pool.
1GU: Until end of turn, Simic Manland becomes a 3/3 green and blue Elemental creature with “Whenever this creature deals combat damage to a player, draw a card.” It’s still a land.
Very possibly Almost certainly too good.
edited 9th Aug '11 3:41:48 PM by Nyktos
I guess it is.On the basis of, as you mentioned, Living Death, it seems fairly black to me.
On the other hand, I'm not sure how I feel about the card in general. Isn't this functionally Obliterate, only cheaper, able to take out enchantments and planeswalkers, and with huge potential card advantage if you build your deck for it? (If you have any way of getting a lot of stuff into your graveyard, you're going to Obliterate your opponent and pop a ton of stuff into play.)
(EDIT: Of course, I guess you can counter this.)
edited 9th Aug '11 6:44:26 PM by Aldheim
It's one mana cheaper, though I could definitely see it at 4WWWW or 5WWW, which would be the same CMC as Obliterate. But at the same time, how much more advantage does this get than a similarly-costed spell like... Karn Liberated, Sorin's Vengeance, or Artisan of Kozilek. High mana cost cards need correspondingly large effects to be playable.
Karn Liberated is actually a good example of why it makes me wary. Karn Liberated's ultimate does an effect fairly similar to this card, but he also takes a minimum of two extra turns after casting to do it (and if he goes off that quickly, the player's really not getting too much card advantage out of the deal.) So for a similar mana cost, he's vulnerable to two turns of attacking/O-ring/stuff, and his ultimate's effect is probably not as good.
Australian Politics (B)
Enchantment
0: All players lose the game.
(Sorry, but I have to vent *somewhere*)
Revision to American Politics:
U.S. Politics
BBB
Enchantment
U.S. Politics may be played for a cost of WWBB instead of its casting cost.
Twenty minutes after U.S. Politics enters the battlefield, players take a vote to decide who wins the game. Before this happens, all players are allowed to interact in any ways they choose; the normal rules of Magic do not apply.

...damn, she was supposed to have flying. She is an angel, after all. -Edits-
You're an ad hominem attack!