by Richard Rowell, Write W.A.V.E. Media Staff
Razorfield Thresher holds a special place in this author’s heart. It’s not so much because of the flavor text, even if it is awesome. This was actually the card in which this author beat Karn Liberated in the Duels of the Planeswalkers 2012 PC Game. You’re probably wondering how the heck a 6/4 artifact creature that costs 7 mana could beat the most difficult planeswalker in the game at that point. It was fairly simple.
I had a way to bounce his big artifact creature back to his hand after he brought it out with Tinker. Karn then got mana-screwed, didn’t draw any of his Mox cards (free artifact mana). In the meantime, I got up to seven mana and cast Razorfield Thresher. The best part was that the Thresher was only in my deck as a total joke. It was a random card in one of the pre-constructed decks that the game offered, and it was just begging to be played. Since Karn was able to literally do nothing for several turns, I simply beat him in the face for 6 damage for a few turns. I then proceeded to win target game.
And that, my friends, is why Razorfield Thresher is awesome.
I had a way to bounce his big artifact creature back to his hand after he brought it out with Tinker. Karn then got mana-screwed, didn’t draw any of his Mox cards (free artifact mana). In the meantime, I got up to seven mana and cast Razorfield Thresher. The best part was that the Thresher was only in my deck as a total joke. It was a random card in one of the pre-constructed decks that the game offered, and it was just begging to be played. Since Karn was able to literally do nothing for several turns, I simply beat him in the face for 6 damage for a few turns. I then proceeded to win target game.
And that, my friends, is why Razorfield Thresher is awesome.
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