Monstrous Rage

Monstrous Rage Color

Hello, Mark. Curious how Monstrous Rage made it through R&D as a Red card instead of Green? Seems particularly odd considering that RDW is already so powerful in standard and Mono-Green is... neglected. RDW already had cards like Dreadmaw's Ire and Mirran Banesplitter and Ancestral Anger and Lunar Frenzy and so forth. Green got Royal Treatment, which honestly feels more White. Green has Massive Might... maybe Staggering Size? Neither of which gets played compared to all the RDW spells.

+2/+0 is more red than green. Red is secondary in trample, so it creating an aura with trample isn’t odd. And while green creates more +1/+1 counters than red (I know this is a +1/+1 aura), red is allowed to do it.The larger issue is that the card was mostly like designed to fit the needs of limited. When designing cards at lower rarities, we’re more focused on making things that enable limited and casual constructed than high end tournament competitive play.

Ancestral Anger Auras Casual Play Colors Competitive Play Constructed Dreadmaw's Ire Frenzy Game Design Green Limited Lunar Frenzy Massive Might Mirran Banesplitter Monstrous Rage Red Royal Treatment Secondary Spells Staggering Size Standard Trample White

Monstrous Rage Color

Why is WOE's "Monstrous Rage" red?　It may be an effect that could be done in red, but I feel that green is more appropriate.

Green would do +N/+N rather than +N/+0.

Colors Green Monstrous Rage Red

Portions of Marodigest are unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Wizards of the Coast Fan Content Policy. The literal and graphical information presented on this site about Magic: The Gathering, including card images and mana symbols, is copyright Wizards of the Coast, LLC. Marodigest is not produced by or endorsed by Wizards of the Coast. All other content © 2024 Webscape Internet Engineers. All rights reserved.