Archived from the original on 3 November 2013
I imagine this becomes somewhat of a staple initially, but I dont know that it will play as well as everyone hopes
Shelter gives a creature protection from the color of our choice, and Courageous Resolve gives protection from each of our opponents
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Its ability counts tokens, so cards like Basking Broodscale, Herd Baloth, and Scurry Oak that create tokens when +1/+1 counters are placed on them can go infinite with this and a sacrifice outlet (though the Broodscale needs no help)
Slimefoot aims for more of an Aristocrats theme (a deck that seeks to slowly deal damage to opponents and raise your life total when your creatures die), and can become very dangerous with all the Saproling support that exists across MTGs history