Rekindled Rebirth

[tman507SE]

^^It gives the opponent an ally as well, so that's meant to be the disadvantage for the bigger stats. But remember, all these spoilers aren't necessarily the final versions of these cards, so if further testing proves it OP it will be changed.

[Shadow Era]

The feline superstition of 9 lives is only going to be reinforced by this ally's ability, as its dead cohorts will be recycled over and over. Put that together with his conditional 1 turn stealth, and this tribe clearly has a viable option on turn 2!

[Shadow Era]

It's no secret that Felinians and Wulven tribes are constantly at odds, but the cat hated most by "those of the long howl" is known as the Wolf Shredder. At first glance, he looks like a 3cc 2/4 ally, but in a well constructed deck, its often 4/4 or 5/4 against those with claw attack.

[Shadow Era]

They are back! After eons of absence, the first Sandwings are returning to Balor! This little guy becomes a real problem when played later in the game, and can afford to skip a few sacrifices. The whole no-sac mechanic is going to be an adjustment for some of the game's best players to be sure!

[Shadow Era]

Daeleth, like King's Pride, Infernus, and Ogloth are what we like to call "must remove" cards. When they are played, you need to remove them - or you WILL lose. Don't bother disabling her, you must take her off the battlefield, unless you like her bringing back her formerly dead friends every turn!

[Shadow Era]

Soon to be known as the 3-Drop-From-Hell, the Sandwing Dustcrawler is a good example of why the Scaleforge found it necessary to hunt the Sandwings to extinction. A manageable threat when first deployed, a few turns of neglect and you have a real problem on your hands. Baduru is rumored to be a big fam of these sneaky reptiles.

[SET Colosal]

Yay dragooooooons!!!!

[SET Colosal]

Yay dragooooooons!!!!

[Shadow Era]

One minor problem with Felinians is they are a bit easy to kill. Pride Mender is there to remedy that problem. Stacking a few Scouts on the board before playing Pride Mender is a good way to help solidify your board against a heartier competitor.

[Shadow Era]

The Felinian Champion is one of the most powerful Felinian cards in the game. In a properly constructed deck, he can single handedly change board control in an instant! Second only to Kind Felix himself, the Felinian Champion is a must-have for any deck worth its catnip. A great platform for friendly attachments, he is one of the only Felinian cards that will be left standing after a Nova or the first Shadow Bolt.