Here’s every Throne of Eldraine spoiler from Sept. 12

Day four of the Throne of Eldraine spoilers revealed about another 20 Magic: The Gathering spells and creatures, along with a few insights into the set.

Elite Headhunter

Elite Headhunter is a part of the four hybrid mana cycle, promoting mono-colored deck building in Standard and Limited. He’s a solid Knight for Limited, and worth sacrificing a Food token to survive being chump blocked by two smaller creatures.

Fell the Pheasant

An answer to stopping Feather decks before getting wound up, Fell the Pheasant destroys just about any flyer while providing a Food token as icing on the cake.

Oakhame Adversary

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Keeping the best-of-one format balanced within MTG Arena, Oakhame Adversary rewards a player when an opponent is playing a similar color. The translation is as follows:

Elf Warrior
Deathtouch
This spell costs two less to cast if an opponent controls a green permanent
Whenever Oakhame Adversary deals combat damage to a player, draw a card
Power two, and defense of three

Red Cap Brawl

Playing off the theme of balancing best-of-one, Red Cap Brawl moves away from the Burn cards many have gotten used to in Standard. Here’s the translation for this Red Instant:

Red Cap Brawl deals four damage to target creature or planeswalker. If it deals damage to a non-red permanent, you sacrifice a land

Ardenvale Tactician

Providing defense from aggro decks on turn two and dropping a 2/3 flyer on turn three, Ardenvale Tactician is a solid Adventure card in Standard and Limited.

Edgewall Innkeeper

Possibly supporting an Adventure tribal theme, Edgewall Innkeeper has value for its one mana cost. Although, being a 1/1 will likely get it removed from the battlefield quickly.

Wandermare

Supporting the Adventure mechanic, Wandermare provides value and is 3/3 for three. Definitely a solid pick in Limited, and it might see action within Standard too.

Glass Casket

Sleeping Beauty is getting bound by a white artifact with Glass Casket. It’s similar to Prison Realm but as an artifact and without the Scry. For Limited, it’s a yes, simply due to its low cost as a removal spell.

Five random Knights

According to Brown, there’s a variety of Knights in each of the colors with similar power levels. Doing this allows players to choose colors first, then Knights to round out the tribal theme.

Thunderous Snapper

A four mana for 4/4, Thunderous Snapper is decent (mostly in Limited) but doesn’t feel or look like a Hydra. It’s also designed to fit into the mono-colored deck building theme in Limited.

Oathsworn Knight

Losing a limb in battle doesn’t phase the Oathsworn Knight. It’s not a great card, but if combined with the Proliferate mechanic in a Golgari build, this Black Knight could prove beneficial.

Deafening Silence

Likely one of the most impactful ELD cards so far, Deafening Silence will see plenty of playtime in Standard and other MTG formats like Legacy and Modern. Like Teferi, Time Raveler, it removes an opponent’s advantage. Thrashing Brontodon is a must-have for stompy decks with Enchantments like Deafening Silence as a one-drop.

Fierce Witchstalker

The big bad wolf is here with Fierce Witchstalker. Four mana for a 4/4 with trample is solid, especially in Limited. It’s a huge unknown what kind of impact Food tokens will have on Standard, but if it does, expect to see Fierce Witchstalker lurking around the corner.

Wolf’s Quarry

Way to pricey for Standard, but a possible fit in Limited, Wolf’s Quarry creates Food tokens upon tokens dying. It’s a trigger many in the MTG community have been waiting for. Just not at the cost of six mana.