Master of the Wild Hunt

Gratitude for Diverse Cards

I wanted to say thank you for the cards for every different style. Thank you for the Warp Worlds and the Archive Traps, for the Ponders and the Path to Exiles, for Master of the Wild Hunt and for Thragtusk. Thank you for Landfall, Flashback, Undying and Hexproof. Thank you for Pain-Lands, Fetch-Lands and Man-Lands. Thank you for Split Cards, Flip Cards, Tokens and Counters. Thank you for the Reprints, the Re-envisionings, the Revivals and the Rewordings. Thank you to everyone who makes Magic!!!

You’re welcome. Thank you for a very thorough thank you. : )

Appreciation Card Printing Flashback Flip Cards Hexproof Landfall Lands Master of the Wild Hunt Reprints Split Cards Thragtusk Tokens Undying

Token Evolution

What brought about the shift from Bear tokens (Grizzly Fate, Caller of the Claw) to Wolf tokens (Master of the Wild Hunt, Wolfbriar Elemental) as the staple 2/2 green token? Avoiding overlap with Grizzly/Runeclaw Bears?

We tend to choose tokens based on the flavor at hand. We wanted to round out the werewolf tribe in Innistrad (because they were all on double-faced cards which restricted their numbers) so we made a bunch of wolves to play with them. It only make logical sense to also turn the green 2/2 token of the block into wolves. Note that this isn’t some permanent shift. Tokens like many aspects of Magic are ever evolving.

Bear Caller of the Claw Elemental Flavor Green Grizzly Fate Innistrad Master of the Wild Hunt Tokens Wolf Wolfbriar Elemental Your Hand

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