Homer, the Hermit
CommentsModern 35 Eng.DUsr.—
Fetchlands improve its landfall output, but a three-mana creature that needs other named creatures and survives only to later triggers is a narrow test card.
Could be wrong if If Modern has enough cheap Crab bodies, fetchland sequences could make Homer a potent low-copy mill payoff.
Legacy 27 Eng.FUsr.—
Fetchlands offer explosive theoretical triggers, but BUG mana, three mana, and reliance on a developed tribal board are major liabilities in Legacy.
Could be wrong if A compact Crab-and-fetch shell with strong protection could turn its landfall multiplier into a credible niche plan.
Commander 61 Eng.B-Usr.—
As a BUG commander or engine, it converts each landfall into scalable multiplayer mill after a tribal board develops, while its 0/9 body buys time.
Could be wrong if It supplies neither extra land drops nor creatures itself, so the tribal and landfall setup may prove too resource-intensive.
Limited 37 Eng.DUsr.—
A 0/9 can stall combat, but strict three-color mana and a mill trigger that is tiny without multiple matching creatures make it narrow filler.
Could be wrong if Unknown fixing, creature-type density, and graveyard payoffs could materially raise or lower its Limited value.
“Homer is a slow, tribe-dependent landfall mill engine: potentially potent with a developed board, but poor alone.”
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