
3/24/2016 - Good merfolk illustrations tend to be harder to come by, so I always tuck them away when I find them. This one, by castaguer93, was more of a mer-jellyfish. You will not be surprised which card I decided to reference in my design.
This is often a bit less powerful than Man-o'-War but the ability to bounce at instant speed, and to do so after blocking—or even after your opponent blocks—will give Woman-o'-War the advantage frequently enough.

Wobbles raised a good point on Twitter:
ReplyDelete"a zero mana bounce effect really adds to board complexity, even if it's in play"
That's very true. Adding a {U} to the activation would give it a shields-down moment, but it's still an on-board trick.
This is more complicated than Man-o'-War and that's not ideal.
He adds "a death/damage trigger could be interesting in the right set."
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Purple Moon Jellyfish
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