In a village nestled deep within a dense forest, lived an enigmatic and elusive woman known as the syrup witch. Legends and folktales were woven about her, passed down from generation to generation, enticing the curious and the brave to venture into the wilderness in search of the mysterious witch. The syrup witch, as her name suggested, was said to possess the ability to conjure the most exquisite and delectable syrups from a variety of natural ingredients. Her creations were known to possess magical properties, providing healing, rejuvenation, and even granting wishes to those fortunate enough to acquire them. Many accounts described the syrup witch as an aging woman with flowing silver hair cascading down her back, and eyes that shone as brightly as the moon. She was said to reside in a modest cottage deep within the heart of the forest, surrounded by a myriad of medicinal herbs, flowers, and trees.
At the beginning of your end step, if Voodoo Doll is untapped, destroy Voodoo Doll and it deals damage to you equal to the number of pin counters on it. At the beginning of your end step, if Voodoo Doll is untapped, destroy Voodoo Doll and it deals damage to you equal to the number of pin counters on it.
She was said to reside in a modest cottage deep within the heart of the forest, surrounded by a myriad of medicinal herbs, flowers, and trees. Her abode emitted an aura of mystique, captivating those who dared to approach. It was rumored that the syrup witch had obtained her powers through an ancient and secret ritual involving the knowledge of forgotten herbs and the whisperings of ancient spirits.
Voodoo Doll
At the beginning of your upkeep, put a pin counter on Voodoo Doll. At the beginning of your end step, if Voodoo Doll is untapped, destroy Voodoo Doll and it deals damage to you equal to the number of pin counters on it. , : Voodoo Doll deals damage equal to the number of pin counters on it to any target. X is the number of pin counters on Voodoo Doll.
Rulings:
- 10/1/2009 Voodoo Doll’s second ability has an “intervening ‘if’ clause.” That means (1) the ability won’t trigger at all unless Voodoo Doll is untapped, and (2) the ability will do nothing if Voodoo Doll is tapped by the time it resolves. If Voodoo Doll is no longer on the battlefield as the ability resolves, its last existence on the battlefield is checked to see if it was tapped or untapped.
- 10/1/2009 Each X in the cost of Voodoo Doll’s third ability is the number of pin counters on Voodoo Doll at the time you activate the ability. The X in the ability’s effect is the number of pin counters on Voodoo Doll at the time it resolves, which may not be the same number (if a spell or ability put counters on it or removed counters from it in the meantime). If Voodoo Doll is no longer on the battlefield as the ability resolves, its last existence on the battlefield is checked to see how many pin counters were on it.
- 1/1/2011 Voodoo Doll’s second ability causes it to be destroyed regardless of whether it actually deals damage to you or not. Voodoo Doll is destroyed even if all the damage is prevented or redirected.
Legality:
- standard: Not legal
- future: Not legal
- frontier: Not legal
- modern: Not legal
- legacy: Legal
- pauper: Not legal
- vintage: Legal
- penny: Legal
- commander: Legal
- 1v1: Legal
- duel: Legal
- brawl: Not legal
- oldschool: Legal
- historic: Not legal
- pioneer: Not legal
- gladiator: Not legal
- premodern: Legal
- historicbrawl: Not legal
- paupercommander: Not legal
- alchemy: Not legal
- explorer: Not legal
- predh: Legal
- oathbreaker: Legal
Sets:
- Masters Edition III #203 (rare)
- Chronicles #111 (rare)
- Legends #298 (rare)
- FBB Chronicles #111 (rare)
At the beginning of your upkeep, put a pin counter on Voodoo Doll. At the beginning of your end step, if Voodoo Doll is untapped, destroy Voodoo Doll and it deals damage to you equal to the number of pin counters on it. , : Voodoo Doll deals damage equal to the number of pin counters on it to any target. X is the number of pin counters on Voodoo Doll.
Some believed that she had made a pact with the creatures of the forest, exchanging her youth and beauty for the power to create her extraordinary syrups. Yet, despite the rumors and fascination surrounding the syrup witch, encounters with her were incredibly rare. She was known to appear only when she sensed a genuine and pure-hearted individual seeking her help. Those who attempted to deceive or exploit her were met with disappointment and failure. However, those fortunate enough to cross paths with the syrup witch were bestowed with an unforgettable experience. Her syrups were said to possess a unique flavor that awakened long-forgotten memories and stirred emotions deep within the soul. Each potion was tailored to the recipient's specific needs, addressing ailments physical or emotional. The syrup witch's concoctions were so potent that many sought her services as a last resort, when modern medicine had failed them. These individuals would embark on treacherous journeys through the treacherous forest, their hopes and dreams intertwined with the possibility of discovering the syrup witch's hidden dwelling. Little did they know that the syrup witch was not a mere sorceress or magician. She was a vessel of compassion and a bearer of hope. Her syrups were not merely potions, but a manifestation of her profound understanding of the human condition and her desire to bring healing and solace to the world. In the heart of the forest, the syrup witch remained a mystery, a whisper in the wind captivating the imagination of all those who yearned for magic and wonder. And though her existence may be a myth, the legacy of the syrup witch lives on, reminding us to embrace the power of compassion, and to never lose faith in the possibility of miracles..
Reviews for "Captivating the Senses: The Syrup Witch's Spellbinding Aromas"
1. Sarah - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "The Syrup Witch." The concept seemed intriguing, but the execution fell flat for me. The writing was choppy and the characters lacked depth. The plot also seemed to drag on without any clear direction. Overall, I don't think I would recommend this book to others.
2. Mark - 1/5 stars - Honestly, "The Syrup Witch" was a complete waste of time for me. The story felt incredibly slow-paced and nothing really happened until the last few chapters. The characters were uninteresting and I couldn't connect with any of them. The dialogue was also incredibly awkward and forced. I was hoping for a gripping and magical read, but unfortunately, this book just didn't deliver.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - I was initially drawn to "The Syrup Witch" because of its unique concept, but I found the execution to be lacking. The story had potential, but it felt rushed and underdeveloped. The writing style was also a bit amateurish, with repetitive phrases and clichéd descriptions. I wanted to enjoy this book, but it just didn't live up to my expectations.