Nettling Imp
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| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Color | Black |
| Casting Cost | |
| Card Type | Summon Imp |
| Card Text | : Choose target non-Wall creature the active player has controlled continuously since the beginning of the turn. That creature attacks this turn if able. Destroy it at the beginning of the next end step if it didn't attack this turn. Activate only during an opponent's turn, before attackers are declared. |
| Creature Type | Imp |
| Set | Revised Edition |
| Artist | Quinton Hoover |
| Flavor Text | |
| Description | Revised (3rd Edition) Single Card |
| Release Date | 04/01/1994 |
| Dimensions | 0" H x 0" W x 0" D |
| Ship Weight | 0.004 pounds |
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- May 06, 2008
-- Lunaticfringe
-- Lunaticfringe
I agree that, by itself, it's rather pointless, but he truly shines in certain combinations. He's particularily nasty when used in conjunction with Royal Assassin, Icy Manipulator, or, often times, Sengir Vampire. As a matter of fact, Icy Manipulator used with Nettling Imp is almost as nasty as Royal Assassin and Icy Manipulator.
But he's also very valuable to just kill enemy creatures once you get a fairly sizeable creature on the board. It's almost the opposite of Hunt Down.
As is common with "nasty" black creatures, however, he's merely a 1/1, which is often very easy to kill.
But he's also very valuable to just kill enemy creatures once you get a fairly sizeable creature on the board. It's almost the opposite of Hunt Down.
As is common with "nasty" black creatures, however, he's merely a 1/1, which is often very easy to kill.
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- November 21, 2004
-- Anonymous
-- Anonymous
this card isn't good on its own but with other cards it kicks butt. Must have for old school black royal assassin decks