Just keep in mind that opponents’ commanders can just be put into the command zone, so you’ll probably want to exile something else. This could pick off a big threat that you could later cast for your team. And since Tibalt starts at five loyalty, the extra two cranks Tibalt up to seven loyalty, which means it’s possible he might survive to your next turn. Sure, odds are pretty good one or two of these are going to just be lands, but we’re happy to get some extra land drops for the seven-mana side of our commander. So the floor of this card means that, even if Tibalt immediately dies, assuming three opponents, you get four extra cards available to you for the rest of the game. +2: Exile the top card of each player’s library. It seems a little odd to get this emblem immediately once Tibalt enters the battlefield until you consider the rest of the package. For a whopping seven mana you get a planeswalker, and boy howdy does it look like Tibalt has grown up!Īs Tibalt enters the battlefield, you get an emblem with “You may play cards exiled with Tibalt, Cosmic Impostor, and you may spend mana as though it were mana of any color to cast those spells.” This side alone would certainly make for an interesting commander to build around, but there’s much, much more to it when you consider the back side of the card. Then for X mana you get to make Valki become a copy of one of the exiled creatures with converted mana cost X. The Valki side is pretty cool - cast it for two, everyone but you reveals their hand, and then you get to exile a creature card in their hand so long as Valki remains on the battlefield. As I write this there have been nine Gods revealed some are mythics, some are rares, some are Equipment cards on the back side, some are artifacts, one is a five-color enchantment, and one is a Bird.Īnd one… one has a planeswalker on the other side!įirst off, can we take a moment and appreciate this flavorful design as a callback to the actual Norse God Loki, the trickster? How hilarious is it that Tibalt, one of the mechanically weakest of all the planeswalkers, has come to Kaldheim to pretend to be a God? Well, that definitely falls far short of what the deities of Kaldheim have going on. This cool new modal DFC suggested to me that there would be a single cycle of monocolored Gods with creatures on one side and what I assumed would be an artifact on the other side.
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