Crimson Vow Howling Moon punishes MTG opponents for flipping Night into Day

Werewolf Magic: The Gathering tribal upgrades proceed to roll in through Innistrad: Crimson Vow spoilers,  with the most recent being an Enchantment known as Howling Moon. 

The Customary meta is stuffed with Management decks utilizing bounce spells to stall, second spell Mono-White builds, and board wipes that punish creature decks. The reveal of Howling Moon as we speak by Spell Table gives hope for the werewolf tribal construct towards these high MTG meta decks. Slotting into the three-drop spot, the Enchantment pumps a wolf originally of fight and can create a wolf token each time an opponent casts two or extra spells on their flip. 

Howling Moon

• CMC: 2G
• Kind: Enchantment
• Rarity: Uncommon
• Means: In the beginning of fight in your flip, goal wolf or werewolf you management will get +2/+2 till the tip of the flip
• Second skill: Every time an opponent casts their second spell every flip, create a 2/2 Inexperienced wolf creature token

Pumping a creature per assault flip is sweet, particularly along with Ranger Class. Howling Moon additionally has added worth through punishing opponents for casting multiple card per flip. This impacts Mono-White second spell decks and management decks utilizing The Celestus for card draw. 

The second skill additionally gives a draw back to opponents desirous to flip Night time into Day. A draw back to Howling Moon is its mana price, competing with Tovolar, Dire Overlord, and Reckless Stormseeker. Kessig Naturalist can drop it a flip early and the Enchantment curves properly into Youngster of the Pack.

Gamers can start experimenting with Howling Wolf on Nov. 11 with the digital launch of Innistrad: Crimson Vow. A world launch will happen on Nov. 19.