Pretty nice card. Easy to shock like you said, but there is a huge load of cards to prevent it.

  -- By Aoxides from Santiago, Chile on December 15, 2009

this card is great at swarming your opponents! I don't get why people say that it's easily shocked.. just protect it with Giant Growth like effects! it's really easy to make this thing work. Still, I give this 4 because it's pretty weak compared to Wilt Leaf Liege (which, in my opinion, is the liege over them all)

  -- By Jens Nielsen from Denmark on February 28, 2009

this card is great at dying

  -- By Anonymous from king of prussia, PA USA on January 19, 2009

Not bad, but I think this is the only Liege that can be shocked. And wow, can it be shocked. It comes out on turn 3 off an elves or birds, or devoted druid. and it makes tokens...if it lives for a turn. plus, when it *does* get shocked/nameless inversioned, your big 3/3 tokens are now 1/1's. thats terrible. i still run two, but...meh.

  -- By Greg from here on December 06, 2008

by far the best liege. dark rits help alot you can get two lieges out by the 3rd turn its out of control. it just keeps poping out 5/5's and if u get the third one out your opponent mine as well give up. i mean come on it's 4 mana for a creature that powers up ur deck and pops out 3/3's every turn, what more could u ask 4?

  -- By Anonymous from colona, il USA on November 15, 2008

can u imagine if you soul foundry this......

  -- By John from Texas on November 05, 2008

I play a G/B deck, this is a must have. Just hope it doesn't die. Worms are nice to gain every turn. Would be nice if you worked with worm harvest in your deck.

  -- By Olio from Ma on October 25, 2008

yeah when you drop a second two 5/5 tokens for free!

  -- By Anonymous from forest on October 03, 2008

definatly the best liege of all, makes a 3/3 every turn for no life and it is black so no terror or slautgher pact, only thing you have to worry about is nameless inversion but that is an easy fix, shourd of drop in another liege

  -- By Michael from North Platte on July 24, 2008