Hushwing Gryff

set	min	mtgo
-	2.59	0.02 tix

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اسم	Hushwing Gryff
اكتب	Creature — hippogriff
وصف	Flash Flying Creatures entering don't cause abilities to trigger.
فنان	John Severin Brassell
الإصدار	Pioneer Masters #94561
Wallpaper	download
صورة	download

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حول Hushwing Gryff

Hushwing Gryff, Creature — hippogriff, صمم بواسطة John Severin Brassell صدر لأول مرة في Jul, 2014 في التحرير Magic 2015 وطبع بالضبط في 3 أشكال مختلفة. مشاهدة اللعبة في 1 الأشكال: Commander. يتم بيعه حاليًا بأقل سعر لـ 2.59. إنها بطاقة مفتاح في 1 combos.

Hushwing Gryff would be a valuable addition to a control or tempo deck looking to disrupt opponent's strategies by shutting down creature abilities upon entry. While it offers a unique effect, other cards like Hushbringer and Tocatli Honor Guard may provide similar disruption with additional benefits, making them potentially more versatile options depending on the specific deck strategy. Hushwing Gryff could see play in certain metagames where creature abilities are prevalent, but its inclusion would depend on the overall deck composition and game plan.

قواعد

18/07/14

Abilities that apply “as [this creature] enters the battlefield,” such as choosing a creature to copy with Mercurial Pretender, are also unaffected.

18/07/14

If Hushwing Gryff and another creature enter the battlefield at the same time, neither creature entering the battlefield will cause triggered abilities to trigger.

18/07/14

The trigger event doesn’t have to specify “creatures” entering the battlefield. For example, Amulet of Vigor says “Whenever a permanent enters the battlefield tapped and under your control, untap it.” If a creature enters the battlefield tapped and under your control, Amulet of Vigor’s ability would not trigger. If a land (that isn’t also a creature) enters the battlefield tapped and under your control, Amulet of Vigor’s ability would trigger.

18/07/14

Triggered abilities use the word “when,” “whenever,” or “at.” They’re often written as “[Trigger condition], [effect].”