I get that the bigger creature nets more Food, but since the card is drawn mostly from Hansel and Gretel, who are children, it might have been cooler if the condition for two Food would be a power of zero
Image via Wizards of the Coast LLC Nissa, Ascended Animist Regular art price : $8.60 Oil slick art price : $97.61 The new Nissa planeswalker had a solid initial price of about $30 per card, but the price dwindled significantly since the reveal
They both get your land after you deal damage with a creature
You have a lot of three-drops, but Legion Warboss and Goblin Warchief arent so good you have to kill them
Scenario 3 Grief / Undying Evil Turn 1 You Play Grief, exiling a black card Remove a card from opponents hand Play Undying Evil, targeting Grief Remove a card from opponents hand Turn 1 Opponent Turn 2 You Cards in hand: 2 Cards in opponents hand: 4 Result: This is very similar to Scenario 1, but with two big flaws: your opponent ends up with one more card by comparison, and you have to run Undying Evil
