These are typically very old cards because age tends to correlate with scarcity, especially with the Reserved List hanging around
I think if it didn't require you to already control a creature to make the token I'd be more interested, but it potentially just doing nothing at times stinks
Alchemist's Talent Artist's Talent Bandit's Talent Blacksmith's Talent Builder's Talent Caretaker's Talent Elspeth's Talent Fisher's Talent Fortune Teller's Talent Gossip's Talent Gourmand's Talent Haru, Hidden Talent Hunter's Talent Innkeeper's Talent Kirri, Talented Sprout Leader's Talent Liliana's Talent Rowan's Talent Scavenger's Talent Stormchaser's Talent Talent of the Telepath Teferi's Talent Test of Talents Vivien's Talent
Number 115 Language English Legal Formats Commander, Legacy, Pauper, Vintage Not Legal Formats Alchemy, Brawl, Competitive Brawl, Historic, Modern, Pioneer, Standard, Timeless Rulings (10/1/2009) Because combat damage resolves immediately after it is assigned, you cannot sacrifice Blood Pet in between assigning and dealing combat damage
As I mentioned at the top of the review, Hail, Caesar enjoys a very well-defined gameplan: Caesar himself pretty much lays it out for us
Since control decks want to go to the extreme late game and win by leveraging expensive, splashy threats like Hullbreaker Horror, theyre often much denser on interactive elements than the other two