"Through the haze of battle I saw the glint of sun on golden mane, the sheen of glory clad in mail, and I dropped my sword and wept at the idiocy of war." —Dravin, Gruul deserter
-Blazing Archon

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"Through the haze of battle I saw the glint of sun on golden mane, the sheen of glory clad in mail, and I dropped my sword and wept at the idiocy of war." —Dravin, Gruul deserter
-Blazing Archon
In a Multiplayer Game, player A casts Master Warcraft during my (player B) turn, to try to force me to attack my good friend player C with all my creatures. Player A, being a coward, is hiding behind a ghostly prison. Can he do that? Or is the power of friendship stronger? Also, would the situation change if he were hiding behind a Blazing Archon instead?
Master Warcraft allows player A to choose which creatures attack this turn, but not which opponent or opponent’s planeswalker each creature will attack. That choice remains up to you.
With Ghostly Prison on the battlefield under A’s control, you can still choose to have the creatures attack A, but only if you can afford to pay the {2} for each creature you want to send at A.
If A controls Blazing Archon, you can’t have any of the creatures attack A, but they can still attack planeswalkers A controls, if there are any.
Blazing Archon
"Through the haze of battle I saw the glint of sun on golden mane, the sheen of glory clad in mail, and I dropped my sword and wept at the idiocy of war." —Dravin, Gruul deserter
Artist: Zoltan Boros & Gabor Szikszai TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
Blazing Archon
"Through the haze of battle I saw the glint of sun on golden mane, the sheen of glory clad in mail, and I dropped my sword and wept at the idiocy of war." —Dravin, Gruul deserter
Artist: Zoltan Boros & Gabor Szikszai TCG Player Link Scryfall Link EDHREC Link
Rejected Flavor Text:
“I mean, I get that she’s going for the whole ‘justice’ motif, but I really wish she’d quit it with the blindfold. That’s the third lion she’s run off of a cliff this year.”
Was scrolling through my feed and noticed some church group my moms friend follows has the art for Blazing Archon as the cover photo. I'm going to assume they don't know it's from a magic card.