Theme/tribe with the specified quality that either satisfies the blocking/evasive condition,.

I'll do a crude approximation, analyzing the: So how likely is such a mismatch to occur? Well, one way we can tackle it is by looking at each of the specified creature's evasive potential above against the number of decks and subsequent representation (percentage, %) of overall decks scraped by EDHREC. Transplant any of these guys outside of their environments, and there's sure to be a disastrous mismatch. That's how niche some of these are - more niche than the aye-aye and its long middle finger, than basilisks who sprint across water, or birds that create homes decorated with trinkets. In essence, Skirk Shaman has intimidate in all cases where its own color doesn't change, and if it were to, it then just has a red-shifted Fear.

Why, you ask? Well, Skirk Shaman 's ability is even more niche than the deprecated keyword, since if Skirk Shaman 's color were to change, say, to green due to a Distorting Lens or Scuttlemutt effect, it won't change Skirk Shaman 's restriction of only being blocked by artifact or red creatures. It's actually seeing a reprint in the new Time Spiral: Remastered, and it was one of Charlotte Sable's very own preview cards over at the Commander's Herald ( go check it out!), but it's notably missing intimidate as a keyword. While Skirk Shaman doesn't have Fear, it does (effectively) have intimidate, meaning it can't be blocked except by artifact and/or red creatures. Skirk Shaman, for example, first appeared in Planar Chaos as the time-shifted version of Severed Legion - which had Fear.

You'll also notice some could ostensibly be keyworded, but aren't. Spire Tracer in 'Except by Flying' and 'Except by Reach'). You'll notice some double-dip into other categories (e.g.

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