Turn it face up any time for its morph cost.) When this creature is turned face up, you may search your library for a Dragon card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle
However, what really intrigues me is attacking (or blocking) multiple times in a turn with this champion, using the ally trigger to prepare it after it expends (or flips)
I imagine itll have a similar home as Emiel the Blessed, but without the hybrid green pip
Silverquill cards cover a range of effects, though they generally boil down to caring about creatures and/or targeting creatures, though theres room for a few oddball effects that dont fit those definitions
A carefully constructed deck will give you the best odds of always having access to the cards you need while being able to maintain the offensive or stick to your game plan
though shes expensive, with a total cost of seven mana, the bonuses she can apply to other creatures on the battlefield barely even fit in her text box
