Should have been called a scrourge, because that sounds better
Posted By:
pedrodyl
(9/19/2013 6:01:17 PM)
Sweet Mother of Obzedat, Ghost Council.
Posted By:
Gcrudaplaneswalker
(9/19/2013 7:50:52 PM)
Sundial of the Infinite
No thanks, I'll just keep my creature in play where it belongs.
Posted By:
Lumovanis
(9/22/2013 1:43:50 AM)
This thing absolutely dominated during the Pre-release. Mostly due to the lifelink part. With all the gigantic creatures in Theros, all that life-gaining made it nearly impossible to keep up with. The unearthing is just icing, really. Such a good card.
Posted By:
Raexs
(9/25/2013 9:59:11 AM)
@cmlobue: You really need to read cards before you comment. The whip can only exile creatures from YOUR graveyard. Unless you plan on exiling your own commander for some reason, your comment makes no sense.
Posted By:
Lifegainwithbite
(10/5/2013 1:39:07 PM)
This Whip can return Obzedat from the graveyard, and as long as you keep putting Obzedat's exile trigger on top of the whip's, the legendary creature WILL be coming back, since it's own trigger will be exiling it before the whip does.
Posted By:
LiXinjian
(10/9/2013 3:23:02 PM)
I do enjoy life link decks. When you're at double your starting life total, early to mid game, it really tends to make people squeemish. This was a nice addition to the precon deck I bought for filler cards, and the two boosters it came with, lol.
Posted By:
Deadling
(10/17/2013 7:50:31 AM)
Im for renaming it to Whip of Obzedat since having them both is just ridiculous.
Posted By:
Galerion
(10/19/2013 4:36:26 AM)
If i use the Whip to bring back a creature on say my Opponients turn would the creature leave play on that players end step?
Posted By:
Hammerbrother
(10/20/2013 6:52:10 PM)
Hammer, you can't do that because you can't activate the Whip on your opponent's turn.
As a question for you all: I whip a creature, then cast Rescue from the Underworld and sacrifice the whipped creature as part of the cost. I know the whipped creature gets exiled, but does Rescue still grab it back?
I want to say yes, because it refers to the sacrificed creature, but not sure.
Posted By:
Habreno
(10/21/2013 4:32:36 AM)