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@Diachronos: I would go further and say that not stopping regeneration is actually a benefit to this card.
Who is more likely to have regenerating creatures and cards that can regenerate their creatures? Your opponent, playing whatever random deck they're playing? Or you, who put this in your deck and knew it was in there when you selected your other cards?
Posted By:
Aquillion
(6/15/2013 1:23:28 PM)
Can't be countered! But now the only way to save my creatures is with the Golgari charm, Boros Charm, Legion's initiative, Avacyn, Mikaeus the Unhallowed and who knows what else.
Posted By:
MrShinyObject
(6/2/2013 10:31:18 PM)
Okay, so this is the true story behind Supreme Verdict and Maze's End
SV was actually used by Azor, the founder of the Azorius Senate. He created the Maze. The Maze was supposed to be a test to see if the guilds could work together. If they did (everyone making it to the end of the maze), the Guildpact would be restored. If they didn't the bailiff (manifestation of Azor's will) , would, in some way, enact the Supreme Verdict of Azor, destroying all of the Tenth District (the most important part of Ravnica), and perhaps the entire plane of Ravnice. Azor was, after all, a planeswalker.
This Information IS canon because I got it from the book that came out today, the third part of the RtR book series the Secratist. That was written by Doug Beyer who was told to do that by Wizards. So, It is canon
Posted By:
u60cf28
(5/28/2013 3:21:25 PM)
It must take the votes of many serious power-players to scoff at this card and contribute to its sub-4.0 rating. Surely no one is downvoting this believing it's too good, thus <4.0 votes must be on the basis that it's not good enough.
Sure, it's significantly less splashable than a Wrath or a Damnation forcing your deck to conform more to the W/U casting cost. But trading the no-regen clause for an uncounterable sweeper is...dare I say the word..."GOOD"? Oh man, an uncounterable global destruction spell at four mana, how underwhelming.
I'll just enjoy the budget status of this great card. When my friends ask: "How much money did you spend on one card?", it's great to reply that I found it in a budget box of 2-3 dollar rares.
4/5 for ability and art. +0.5 for low-budget accessibility.
4.5/5
Posted By:
Kontrah
(5/27/2013 12:07:26 PM)
Trygon_Predator, I want to make you a cookie, you wonderful person you. <3
Also this card is wonderful lol.
Posted By:
fenixissoawesome
(5/26/2013 10:10:22 PM)
@DarthParallax: I completely disagree. Rarity shouldn't determine the power level of a card. Wizards promised us that mythics would "feel special" and be epic spells and legendary creatures. A simple boardwipe that's extra powerful because it can't be countered isn't mythic rare, just as Snapcaster Mage isn't a mythic rare. They don't feel special or epic, and they certainly aren't legendary - they're just extra powerful.
I understand that rarity also has something to say about how complicated a card can be, but complicatedness doesn't always mean powerful. Rarity also helps balance limited, but there's a fine line between balancing limited and making overpowered cards justified by them being mythic rares.
Posted By:
GrimjawxRULES
(5/7/2013 12:20:54 PM)
Brace yourself, Azorius got a laser canon!
Very powerful. 5/5
Posted By:
Anzu-chan
(5/6/2013 6:10:08 PM)
Fun with Dovescape.
Posted By:
noobmag1
(5/3/2013 10:14:29 AM)
The verdict is that I'm very guilty of playing this. Among boardsweepers that crush the life out of Delver decks, this is supreme.
Posted By:
DacenOctavio
(4/6/2013 9:20:37 PM)
Finaly, a way to kill Invisible Stalker
Posted By:
ntheawsome
(4/4/2013 1:39:58 PM)