發表於 : 2007-12-19 1:48 pm
樹妖地？
看看官網今天的這段
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgcom/daily/db15
Green, Black, and White
Treefolk have never been as colorful as they are in the Lorwyn set. Although a lot of the Treefolk tribe's mechanical identity has to do with the creatures' interaction with forests, the tribe spreads across three colors. This was done partly to distinguish Lorwyn treefolk from past treefolk, partly to encourage a wider array of treefolk art, and partly to help cover the need for large creatures in white and black. There's a land card in Morningtide that reflects this unusual "multicolor but forest-intensive" nature of the Treefolk tribe.
看看官網今天的這段
http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=mtgcom/daily/db15
Green, Black, and White
Treefolk have never been as colorful as they are in the Lorwyn set. Although a lot of the Treefolk tribe's mechanical identity has to do with the creatures' interaction with forests, the tribe spreads across three colors. This was done partly to distinguish Lorwyn treefolk from past treefolk, partly to encourage a wider array of treefolk art, and partly to help cover the need for large creatures in white and black. There's a land card in Morningtide that reflects this unusual "multicolor but forest-intensive" nature of the Treefolk tribe.