Sigil of Doom

 

Danigral - 2 out of 5. Very cool thematically, and better than Elder Binding at the same price. I would say that it might be a 3, but there are a lot of other destruction options simply by going dual-faction, and ST probably isn’t quite there for a competitive mono-deck yet, where this might fit in better. As with all attachments with a delayed effect, if the attached character doesn’t have willpower or terror, it can just get discarded by going insane. Often destroyed and insane is a toss up in terms of short-term board advantage, but you’re giving your opponent the choice or the card isn’t being effective.

 

mnBroncos - 4 out of 5. It is a 2 cost removal for a faction that has one of the fewest permanent removal options. Very solid.

 

Obtuse - 3 out of 5. Slow and conditional, but not as awful as those two things typically make a card. The fact that it’s a spell makes it synergize nicely with a ST/Yog Sorceror deck and I can think of some trick plays using underutilized restricted card Marcus Jamburg.

 

livingend - 4 out of 5. Would it have been too much to ask for for this to be an artifact? I mean, Meiger feels so useless once you’ve got a Rite of the Silver Gate in play. Jokes aside, this is a pretty decent way to get rid of problem characters out of a faction that doesn’t come with a lot of innate removal, so I’d expect Sigil of Doom to get its fair time in the limelight. Verdict: This is the first step for Silver Twilight to become more than a great supporting faction.

 

WWDrakey & Ire - 3 out of 5. ‘tis a decent delayed kill, which is pretty nicely balanced and fits together with Silver Twilight removal coming in this type of a package (see Deodand for another example). All-in-all, a good option to be available in the ST toolbox, but nothing to write home about.