The card shows its age in its rules text as it makes use of the outdated term "bury." Cards with the bury mechanic have been errata'd to say instead "put a permanent into its owner's graveyard" or "Sacrifice this permanent." In other words, the true cost of playing the Dreadnought is in having creatures with a total power of 12 or more on your board to sacrifice when it enters the battlefield
Stay safe, and Ill see you in the next one
Yesterday I said in passing that I'd drafted a Gruul deck, just because it seemed like the thing to say rather than "red-green." Ravnica did everything it set out to do and more, but it showcased a problem that had been there in Invasion as well
At five loyalty, you can use it to draw two cards, and at ten, you can gain a stonking ten mana
And not to mention the new card The Gaffer, a brand new way for White to draw cards in EDH whilst respecting the boundaries of white card draw
" Torgle, mountaintop boatmaker Village Ironsmith (Innistrad): Yavimaya Wurm (Urza's Legacy): "When the gorilla playfully grabbed the wurm's tail, the wurm doubled back and playfully ate the gorilla's head." Gorgon's Head (Born of the Gods): "You slew the gorgon
