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9/24/2015 - Traveling Companion is a bit like Hamlet Captain or Wild Beastmaster, boosting another attacker for free, but risking itself in the process. A much simpler Druid's Familiar; less powerful but more attractively costed. A more daring Kithkin Daggerdare.
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This card makes me think a lot of things, which are mostly niggling development-y things, but design wise I feel this should be white, because this wants to be played in a Weenie deck with lots of small aggressive creatures.
ReplyDeleteCould absolutely be white.
DeleteSee also Bazaar Krovod and Burrenton Shield-Bearers for the much more defensive and slower version. I thought there was a closer analogue printed in Lorwyn, but I think I was thinking of Cenn's Heir.
ReplyDeleteOh, it's also similar to the keyword mechanic for the white-green policemen in my steampunk set, Collaborate :)