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Okay. So yesterday, I'm sorry, last podcast, I started talking about the cards of Innistrad.

So today I'm going to continue. When we left off, I was in C, and I'm going to continue in C.

So I'm up to Cloister Youth. So Cloistered

Youth is one in a white. So two men are for a one, one human. At beginning of your upkeep,

you could choose to transform it. And if you do, it becomes the unholy fiend, which is a black

card. It's a three-three horror. And beginning of your end step, you lose a life.

So this is a very interesting transform card. So it's inspired by the exorcist, the idea of a little

girl possessed by a demon. And so the fun thing about this card is, you can choose to transform it

whenever you want. It's just during your turn, you can choose to transform it.

But it comes at a cost.

So instead of having a little 1-1 creature,

you get a 3-3 creature, but something that's going to do damage you every turn.

And it does damage you at the end of the turn,

so the turn you transform it is going to damage you.

And so it's an interesting little choice.

I have lost the game numerous times to having a unholy fiend when I didn't want the unholy fiend.

I mean, in the beginning I wanted it, but like black things.

So this is another example of a card that starts one color that goes the other color.

White does not traditionally get stuff like Lose Life.

So the black side is a black side and isn't white, but it's not undermining anything that white can't do.

So we allowed that bleed.

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