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8/2/2025, 10:08:06 AM
>>96232991
The problems run deeper than just tutors. I'll use picrel as an example because while it's not as good as real Oathbreaker combos (which are generally a cheap walker and a spell that wins the game), I think it illustrates the point more concisely.
You have an oathbreaker that will just tick up every turn until they press their "I win" button, and their signature spell is a tool that makes it extremely difficult to contest this on the board. It's not a particularly fun play pattern because if you look at the enemy command zone you already have 90% of the game played out.
The problems run deeper than just tutors. I'll use picrel as an example because while it's not as good as real Oathbreaker combos (which are generally a cheap walker and a spell that wins the game), I think it illustrates the point more concisely.
You have an oathbreaker that will just tick up every turn until they press their "I win" button, and their signature spell is a tool that makes it extremely difficult to contest this on the board. It's not a particularly fun play pattern because if you look at the enemy command zone you already have 90% of the game played out.
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