Robin Hood, Champion of Sherwood usually costs five ink to play but if you already have another Robin Hood card out on the table - such as the new Robin Hood, Beloved Outlaw or Robin Hood, Capable Fighter - then youll be able to play this card for just three ink instead, thanks to its Shift keyword
That's 16 more than Toph, Hardheaded TeacherToph, Hardheaded Teacher or the more mundane Uncle IrohUncle Iroh has in Gruul, 15 more than Sokka, Bold BoomerangerSokka, Bold Boomeranger in Izzet, and 13 more than Guru PathikGuru Pathik and The Lion-TurtleThe Lion-Turtle have in Simic, to say nothing of the multiple single-color Lesson commanders that have access to a fraction of that (return readers will note that I didn't even mention Lessons when I wrote about Gran-GranGran-Gran last week)
Points docked for that, dude
Illustrated by Beatrice Blue, Moana 's Tamatoa fills the full-card artwork with the familiar colors of purples, pinks, and orange that makes its way into many of the Enchanted cards for Archazia's Island
Wrap Up Brenard, Ginger Sculptor | Illustration by Marta Nael Creating custom cards is honestly a lot of fun, and there are plenty of reasons to do it, from a desire to stretch your creative muscles as you come up with the Next Great Magic Card to a desire to sneak some sentimentality into your next Commander deck
