Falling Frog – Rare Torah Creep | Bible TCG
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Genesis Set Card 89/250
Falling Frog is a Rare Creep Being from the Torah Age, costing 3 Faith with 1 Strength, 1 Hope, 2 Reach, and 0 Move. It has Zeal and Unclean.
The Bible Story Behind Falling Frog
When Pharaoh refused to let Israel go, the LORD commanded Moses to warn that frogs would rise from the river and spread throughout Egypt. They would enter houses, bedchambers, ovens, and kneading troughs, reaching every level of Egyptian life from Pharaoh's palace to the homes of his servants.
Aaron stretched his hand over the waters, and the frogs came up in overwhelming numbers. Egypt's magicians also produced frogs, but they couldn't remove the plague or restore the land. Falling Frog therefore presents a judgment mankind could imitate in part but only the LORD had authority to end.
Exodus 8:4 — “And the frogs shall come up both on thee, and upon thy people, and upon all thy servants.”
The plague became so unbearable that Pharaoh asked Moses to entreat the LORD for relief and promised to release Israel. Yet after the frogs died and the burden was removed, Pharaoh hardened his heart again. His desire to escape suffering didn't produce lasting submission to the God who had shown him mercy.
The frogs of Egypt reveal that God's judgment reaches places human power can't protect. Pharaoh possessed wealth, servants, and authority, yet none of them could keep the plague outside his home. Jesus Christ came to deliver sinners from a judgment far greater than any earthly plague, the condemnation produced by sin and death.
At the cross, Jesus willingly entered the place of the guilty and bore the wrath our rebellion deserved. He fulfilled the law, died for our sins, and rose again so that everyone who believes would receive forgiveness and everlasting life. The Judge Himself became our sacrifice, providing the deliverance no human power could produce.
Falling Frog Bible TCG Strategy
Falling Frog is a tactical removal Being. Zeal lets it Challenge immediately, and Unclean lets it Exile any Being it Damages. This means Falling Frog can be Created and immediately Challenge an Enemy Being it can legally Reach. Even though it only has 1 Strength, that 1 Damage can be enough for Unclean to Exile the damaged Being.
Synergies
Immediate removal pressure: Zeal lets Falling Frog Challenge immediately.
Unclean threat: Any Being damaged by Falling Frog is Exiled.
Creep synergy: Falling Frog works well in Decks that care about Creeps or disruptive Beings.
Questions and Answers
Q: Can Falling Frog really Exile a 10-Hope Being with only 1 Strength?
A: Yes, as long as Falling Frog actually deals that 1 Damage. Unclean then Exiles the damaged Being regardless of its remaining Hope.
Q: What happens if the Target has unused Anointing?
A: Anointing ignores Falling Frog's Damage, so Unclean doesn't Exile the Being from that ignored Damage.
Q: What happens if the Target has Eternal?
A: Eternal prevents Falling Frog's Damage entirely, so Unclean doesn't Exile it.
Q: Can Falling Frog Challenge a Darkness Being immediately with Zeal?
A: Not if that Darkness Being hasn't Interacted. The Challenge requires a legal Target, and Darkness prevents that Targeting.
Q: What happens if Falling Frog is Humbled after being Created but before it Challenges?
A: It loses both Zeal and Unclean. Without Zeal, it normally can't Challenge immediately that Turn, and without Unclean its future Damage no longer automatically Exiles Beings.
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