MTG: Transformations Abound In New Innistrad Spoilers
Werewolves change forms based on night and day–but they’re not the only transforming cards in Innistrad. Check out some of these new spoilers!
That’s right folks, it’s more spoilers for Midnight Hunt and this time we’re getting a look at a few different transformations. Of course there are plenty of werewolves, ready to join the Magic: The Gathering cards we’ve already seen spoiled like Arlinn, Pack’s Hope/Arlinn, Moon’s Fury. But when night falls in Innistrad, there’s a lot more than werewolves waiting to come out. Take a look.
Even Lands are getting in on the transformation game, as you’ll see in Hostile Hostel, which becomes the Creeping Inn.
And of course, the Delver of Secrets shows just how much the corruption of Innistrad has spread. You can feel the moon’s influence in the transformation.
Graveyard Tresspasser brings us back to Werewolves, becoming the Graveyard Glutton when things get dark.
Then we have Brutal Cathar, a werewolf soldier by day, and that will have you seeing red by night.
Thief of the Coast comes with the cost of milling three cards, but when it becomes the Angry Ghost, you get them back, along with a flying 3/4.
In the devoted grafkeeper, we get a look at how the peasantry are doing, as well as some pretty good tempo. And transformed, you can see the loyal gryff bearing its keeper even in death,
Then there’s the enduring angel. Angels have been through a lot on Innistrad, but the enduring angel has been through a lot and will keep you in the fight even when you should otherwise have lost.
Finally we have the mystic skull, which proves that everything in Innistrad can transform. With just a little bit of luck, it’ll fix any color and then it becomes another walking building.
And one that gives you an even better mana base when you get it going.
Now to figure out what this article’s transformation cost is
