That adds some insurance policy to your more aggressive plays as those looking to swing with characters will need to get past Baloo, Von Bruinwald XIII first, and those looking to sweep the board with big and dangerous songs like Grab Your Swords and Be Prepared will risk pushing the game in your favour, or even handing you the win
I'm on record that the introduction of Lorehold and the re-imagining of Red-White as a color combo in Strixhaven: School of Mages was a massive design breakthrough, and now it seems that Wizards has dome some reimagining of Equipment decks as well with Galea, Kindler of Hope
His Shift 6 ability offers you the strategic flexibility to play him on top of another character named Hades, enhancing your tactical options
Thats one of the best aspects of the game for me
A 4/4 creature is already big on its own, especially if you arent prepared for it or youre just attacking with a smaller one
And beyond this effect, a 2/3 evasive for three is a very solid statline, meaning Wildcat can do some work even in matchups where his dismantling expertise isnt required
