Thankfully, there are numerous ways to both protect and make the token unblockable in Quandrix colors, so expect to see this at tables a decent amount of the time
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Image via Keith Adams Our own Richard Castle with Inside the Deck interviewed Keith, and you can see just how much smaller the playtest cards are compared to actual Magic cards
Another God card
For those that haven't experienced how much of a problem It That BetraysIt That Betrays is just being in play, let me give you an idea of what I'm talking about (while furthering my personal Top 10 addiction/brand): Top 10 Lands That Sacrifice or Discard: Evolving WildsEvolving Wilds (153495 Inclusions) Terramorphic ExpanseTerramorphic Expanse (124281 Inclusions) Myriad LandscapeMyriad Landscape (89002 Inclusions) Fetches (Median 56656 Inclusions) Fabled PassageFabled Passage (38433 Inclusions) Prismatic VistaPrismatic Vista (37176 Inclusions) Strip MineStrip Mine (34782 Inclusions) Ghost QuarterGhost Quarter (31471 Inclusions) Buried RuinBuried Ruin (31123 Inclusions) Ash BarrensAsh Barrens (30476 Inclusions) Top 10 Non-Land Cards That Sacrifice or Discard: Commander's SphereCommander's Sphere (88668 Inclusions) Mind StoneMind Stone (81552 Inclusions) Smothering TitheSmothering Tithe Sakura-Tribe ElderSakura-Tribe Elder (70706 Inclusions) Wayfarer's BaubleWayfarer's Bauble (51825 Inclusions) Ashnod's AltarAshnod's Altar (46488 Inclusions) Burnished HartBurnished Hart (45979 Inclusions) Mystic RemoraMystic Remora (44001 Inclusions) WindfallWindfall (41331 Inclusions) Faithless LootingFaithless Looting (36690 Inclusions) HarrowHarrow (32798 Inclusions) That's a neat little cross-section of cards from across pretty much every strategy and power level that basically says "Yes, Tergrid will be absolutely busted in any PoxPox, sacrifice, discard, or wheel deck that already can capitalize on this strategy, but it's also going to interfere with, shut off, or just grab enough incidental value in general from any random table that there's really no reason that any deck with reasonable access to black shouldn't be playing her." Put simply, Tergrid, God of FrightTergrid, God of Fright is a card that absolutely has to be answered the second it hits the battlefield, only that might actually be too late
To finish off the video, Kreesky holds up a several cards in sleeves
