MTG Pack: Dragons of Tarkir #8

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Each time I open a pack, I want to write a little bit about each card to make sure that I think about each one individually as it relates to prismatic. When I'm done writing, I am going to add the non-rare or foil cards to my "Phil Plus Syd" prismatic deck. If you don't know what prismatic is or want to see what the decklist currently is, here is the link: By Card Type and By Card Color!


Dutiful Attendant

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #5



Impact Tremors

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #2



Updraft Elemental

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #1



Dragon-Scarred Bear

One green and two generic for a 3/2 green bear with Formidable. The Formidable allows it to be regenerated for one green and one generic. A 3/2 for three is not the worst, but I would hope to get something more. Being able to regenerate him if you have eight or more power is good, too. He should do fine in prismatic, but I do not expect him to be spectracular.



Tormenting Voice

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #6



Keeper of the Lens

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #2



 Reckless Imp

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #2



Ancient Carp

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #3




Enduring Victory

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #6



Segmented Krotiq

One green and five generic for a 6/5 green insect with Megamorph for one green and six generic. I like this creature a lot. It is a big beater that should help clear up the battlefield after a few attacks. I am looking forward to playing this creature in the future.



Skywise Teachings

I wrote about it here: Dragons of Tarkir #1



Ukud Cobra

One black and three generic for a 2/5 black snake with deathtouch. I like this slithery guy. He attacks, but he is also a removal spell. It can make combat awkward for your opponent, which is always fun.



Tapestry of the Ages

Four generic for an artifact that you can pay two generic and tap to draw a card if you have cast a noncreature spell this turn. This card feels narrow to me, and I am not sure how useful it will be. Drawing a card is always good, though. Time will tell how good it is in prismatic.


Thank you,
Philip
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