The cards that are exiled that don’t get played (note, played, not cast meaning lands can be played off the horn) get exiled for good. On Harnfel, Horn of Bounty – this is some value! The horn reminds of me of card advantage/selection cards Storm has played in the past such as: Pieces of the Puzzle, Fact or Fiction or even Pyromancer Ascension. Dying to Lighting Bolt doesn’t help either.

The butt of three, while valuable as a blocker against aggressive decks, I worry doesn’t make up for the CMC. The CMC being three instead of two (like Baral, Chief of Compliance & Goblin Electromancer) is my main concern with the card as Modern is a fast format, though it does force Fatal Push opponent’s to go through the extra hoop to kill the God. Finally, the converted-mana cost (CMC) and power/toughness. Not losing mana during steps and phases has some fringe utility against decks that like to play at instant speed. Spells and mana are the two things Storm needs to combo, so Birgi helps with our game plan there. Birgi generates a red mana for every spell you cast. On Birgi, God of Storytelling – the first part of text is the most important. Enter, Birgi, God of Storytelling / Harnfel, Horn of Bounty!īirgi, God of Storytelling // Harnfel, Horn of Bounty While we won’t know what effect that announcement will have on the format for several weeks, there is a card from Magic’s newest set, Kaldheim, that really caught my eye with potential to find a home in Storm lists.

The most recent Banned & Restricted announcement from Wizards of the Coast no doubt will shake-up the Modern format, perhaps providing the most change in quite some time.

Legacy manaless dredge against leyline