Hushbringer

Elesh Norn Design Talk

New • 18 Dec 2022 • Asked by entari0 • 65 Comments

Regarding the "In-colorness" of the new Elesh Norn, I think it falls in a similar category as the original Urabrask. Making your opponents creatures enter tapped isnt really a red thing, but its a perfect fit for the opposite side of the coin for giving your board haste. Similarly, white has previously gotten the ability to turn off etb effects, through Hushbringer, Hushwing Gryff, Strict Proctor, and Tocatli Honor Guard, and doubling yours is a perfect foil to that. Would you agree with this analysis?

The Praetor mirrored design is tricky to do, so we have to allow sone bends.
Creatures Enter The Battlefield Foils Haste Honor Guard Hushbringer Hushwing Gryff Praetor Red Strict Proctor Tocatli Honor Guard White

Hushbringer Art Opinion

New • 20 Sep 2019 • Asked by hedronsifter • 125 Comments

Hushbringer's art is silly, yes? How did that slip through. Love the card... but the art??

It is very polarizing. The players that love it, really love it.
Art Hushbringer

Artistic Risks in Hushbringer

New • 20 Sep 2019 • Asked by silpheed-tandy • 55 Comments

i have longtime wished that Magic art would take more risks, like they did in Ye Olde Days. well, i LOVE Hushbringer's art for how unnerving and surreal it feels. it also seems like the community is even more polarized about it than they were about poison, so well done!

As regular readers of me know, they key to good design is making things that someone will love not just making things no one will hate.
Art Hushbringer Poison Well Done

Hushbringer Appreciation

New • 20 Sep 2019 • Asked by exobiologist-deactivated2021091 • 37 Comments

as a white player whose favourite creature type is faerie, I just wanted to say that I absolutely LOVE hushbringer :’)

Happy to hear that.
Appreciation Creatures Faerie Hushbringer White

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