Hapatra's Snake Factory Hapatra, Vizier of Poisons | Illustration by Tyler Jacobson Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creatures (33) Ammit Eternal Arbor Elf Birds of Paradise Blood Artist Boreal Druid Carnifex Demon Channeler Initiate Chatterfang, Squirrel General Craterhoof Behemoth Deathrite Shaman Devoted Druid Dusk Urchins Elves of Deep Shadow Elvish Mystic Evolution Sage Fyndhorn Elves Fynn, the Fangbearer Generous Patron Hooded Blightfang Ivy Lane Denizen Llanowar Elves Midnight Banshee Necroskitter Obelisk Spider Ohran Frostfang Sakura-Tribe Elder Seedborn Muse Seshiro the Anointed Skinrender Soul Snuffers Toski, Bearer of Secrets Wickerbough Elder Yawgmoth, Thran Physician Instants (4) Beast Within Grim Affliction Nature's Claim Second Harvest Sorceries (8) Black Sun's Zenith Cultivate Farseek Kodama's Reach Persist Reanimate Shamanic Revelation Torment of Hailfire Enchantments (9) Animate Dead Beastmaster Ascension Blowfly Infestation Crumbling Ashes Cryptolith Rite Flourishing Defenses Growing Rites of Itlimoc Nest of Scarabs Sylvan Library Artifacts (10) Arcane Signet Ashnod's Altar Golgari Signet Lightning Greaves Phyrexian Altar Skullclamp Talisman of Resilience Throne of the God-Pharaoh Viridian Longbow Whispersilk Cloak Lands (34) Access Tunnel Blooming Marsh Command Tower Darkbore Pathway Deathcap Glade Exotic Orchard Forest x8 Grasping Dunes Grim Backwoods Ifnir Deadlands Karn's Bastion Llanowar Wastes Nesting Grounds Overgrown Tomb Phyrexian Tower Rogue's Passage Swamp x8 Tainted Wood Twilight Mire Woodland Cemetery Hapatra, Vizier of Poisons gives you a theme that you almost never see supported: -1/-1 counters
Famous examples are Cenn's Enlistment and Worm Harvest
For example, when Legate Lanius's first ability resolves, an opponent who controls between one and ten creatures will sacrifice one creature
It shares a very similar effect with Fiery Cannonade, but instead of dealing two damage to every non-Pirate creature, it deals two damage to every non-Dragon creature instead
According to the official Magic: The Gathering rules, a 'traditional' MTG card size is 2.5 inches (6.3cm) by 3.5 inches (8.8cm)
