Aug 23, 2026 · 43 min · 11 segments
In this weeks episode the Mage is bringing the bears with Beorn, the Fierce and the Chemist is trying to take out the Mage with Bard the Bowman. Will bears reign supreme or will Bard make the perfect…
Cardboard ChemistHostMoonhaven MageHostAnyway, Bjorn the Fierce costs 3 generic mana and 2 green mana, and he is a 6-6 bear shifter warrior with several amazing abilities.
First of all, he has trample, which is fantastic for a deck like this where your creatures are going to get big, and you don't want all that damage to go to waste if a little 1-1 is going to block it.
But not only that! His last ability states that at the beginning of combat on my turn, I can put a trample counter on up to one target creature I control.
The cool thing about this last ability that I really like is that it turns any creature I control into a bear.
So let's say I have a non-bear creature on the board that gets turned into a bear from Bjorn.
Then if I play a card like Little Bear that has an ability that states when this creature enters, untap another target creature I control.
The non-bear creature that got turned into a bear then gets a plus one plus one, pumping it even more in addition to the plus two plus two from Bjorn, making it even bigger than it already was.
I mean, I think that this is like an amazing stack and synergy of this deck because there are several cards like this, and if Bjorn gets out there early, then...
I am able to just like create all of these bears that just get more and more massive and just do amazing damage.
This, as I mentioned before, this deck's goal is very much get as many bears out there and get them as big as possible.
This card is an enchantment that costs 1 generic mana and 4 green mana, and it states that at the beginning of each combat, double the power and toughness of each creature you control until end of turn.
I like it for this one because it... does include my creatures that are not bears yet uh however not only can it double the damage that I do, but it also increases the toughness by two.
Anyway, Bjorn the Fierce costs 3 generic mana and 2 green mana, and he is a 6-6 bear shifter warrior with several amazing abilities.
First of all, he has trample, which is fantastic for a deck like this where your creatures are going to get big, and you don't want all that damage to go to waste if a little 1-1 is going to block it.
But not only that! His last ability states that at the beginning of combat on my turn, I can put a trample counter on up to one target creature I control.
The cool thing about this last ability that I really like is that it turns any creature I control into a bear.
So let's say I have a non-bear creature on the board that gets turned into a bear from Bjorn.
Then if I play a card like Little Bear that has an ability that states when this creature enters, untap another target creature I control.
The non-bear creature that got turned into a bear then gets a plus one plus one, pumping it even more in addition to the plus two plus two from Bjorn, making it even bigger than it already was.
I mean, I think that this is like an amazing stack and synergy of this deck because there are several cards like this, and if Bjorn gets out there early, then...
I am able to just like create all of these bears that just get more and more massive and just do amazing damage.
This, as I mentioned before, this deck's goal is very much get as many bears out there and get them as big as possible.
This card is an enchantment that costs 1 generic mana and 4 green mana, and it states that at the beginning of each combat, double the power and toughness of each creature you control until end of turn.
I like it for this one because it... does include my creatures that are not bears yet uh however not only can it double the damage that I do, but it also increases the toughness by two.
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