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Skavens apparently have guns.

One of the great 4 clans of the Skaven, Clan Skyre, produces amazingly high-tech weaponry despite the setting being set in medieval-like times.

From the lexicanum:

"The Ratling Gun is a six-barreled rotary gun operated by a Skaven weapons team. Ratling Guns are a relatively recent invention of Clan Skryre . The weapon is operated by warp steam and a hand crank which rotates the barrels and unleashes a hail of warp-laced bullets sufficient to cut down an entire enemy unit."

The idea of some sort of super-steam powered guns amuses me somewhat.

This card is, of course, an attempt to translate gatling guns into Magic. Instead of the creature dealing combat damage, you unleash a barrage of bullets one at a time with mana. If the creature is not blocked by any creature, it can attack the player its attacking instead. Just like normal trample damage. (Although it might not actually work this way. Perhaps "If this creature is blocked by zero creatures" would be a better phrasing)

Art from Games Workshop
Warhammer 40K (C) Games Workshop
Magic the Gathering (C) Wizards of the Coast

Description
Skavens apparently have guns.

One of the great 4 clans of the Skaven, Clan Skyre, produces amazingly high-tech weaponry despite the setting being set in medieval-like times.

From the lexicanum:

"The Ratling Gun is a six-barreled rotary gun operated by a Skaven weapons team. Ratling Guns are a relatively recent invention of Clan Skryre . The weapon is operated by warp steam and a hand crank which rotates the barrels and unleashes a hail of warp-laced bullets sufficient to cut down an entire enemy unit."

The idea of some sort of super-steam powered guns amuses me somewhat.

This card is, of course, an attempt to translate gatling guns into Magic. Instead of the creature dealing combat damage, you unleash a barrage of bullets one at a time with mana. If the creature is not blocked by any creature, it can attack the player its attacking instead. Just like normal trample damage. (Although it might not actually work this way. Perhaps "If this creature is blocked by zero creatures" would be a better phrasing)

Art from Games Workshop
Warhammer 40K (C) Games Workshop
Magic the Gathering (C) Wizards of the Coast