Remember: if you use one mana to neuter an opponents expensive removal spell (or snipe their expensive creature), then you are way ahead in mana efficiency
This is, of course, assuming that two damage actually trades with a lot of the cheap creatures in the environment
The use of contrasting reds and greens, the spikes and sawblades conveying a sense of terrible danger, and just the figurative image of someone fleeing while on a treadmill all combine to create a sense of dread that is perfectly captured by the title of the card
Coupled with previously released Songs like Let The Storm Rage On and you can see how Emerald Steel began to grow into a real threat, with Emerald settling its roots finally
Wrap Up Duress | Illustration by Steven Belledin Discard effects can rip through your opponents resources, crippling their game plan from turn 1 or preventing them from building up resources throughout the game
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