Its symbol is the top of a Doric column, but we will find one more difference between the cards of the two languages: Using Darkness as an example, in English we see the black border, the set symbol, and the year next to the illustrator's name
As always, however, some decks are stronger than others
CP1 - 1P - 2/1 [new mechanic A] (a two mana purple card is tough to play in limited, so I think it should be good) CP2 - 2P - 3/1 First Strike CP3 - 2P - 2/2 [new mechanic B] CP4 - 3P - 2/2 Flying, [new mechanic B] CP5 - 4P - 4/3 [new mechanic B] CP6 - 5P - 4/6 Trample CP7 - P - Instant - Remove Soul CP8 - 1P - Instant - Choose one: counter target green spell, or destroy target green permanent, or destroy target forest (this would be a cycle of six, so it needs to be different from the existing R/U blasts) CP9 - 2P - Sorcery - Deal 3 damage to target creature or player
Prepare for the scare of a lifetime with Innistrad Remastered
Sure, the backside could be big if you manage to defeat the battle, but considering it costs six mana (and five damage) to get Winowing Forces on the battlefield, you're not really getting much of a discount compared to cards like Beanstalk Giant or Cultivator Colossus
