This is because effects that change an objects color (like the one created by devoid) are considered before the object loses devoid
Cartagena teased that I think fans are going to be pleasantly surprised to find many of their favorite artifacts from Lord of the Rings in the card set. No word on whether or not Glamdring might get an equipment card of its own or anything, but he did tell me that they had a lot of fun coming up with new interpretations of the legendary objects from the War of the Ring, keeping them consistently recognizable throughout the set
Created a clue, food or treasure on your turn
events thats a fun way to get acclimated to event play while also building your collection with new cards
Now my opponent has [c]Bayou Groff[/c] in addition to Blood Age General
Seeing play in Commander, Pioneer, Modern, Standard, and even Legacy, this card is undoubtedly hugely popular in MTG