@nemokara
Yeah, but hindsight is 20/20. Coincidentally, so is Marit Lage.
Posted By:
syrazemyla
(1/29/2014 2:10:29 AM)
From trash rare to top-tier win condition. I cried hard when Hexmage was spoiled - I had traded my Dark Depths away just weeks before.
Posted By:
GrimjawxRULES
(11/2/2011 9:40:00 AM)
I suppose in hindsight it was inevitable that a card like Vampire Hexmage would be printed someday. Aether Snap had already set the precedent for the mechanic, so a cheaper, single-target version was the next logical step.
Posted By:
nemokara
(10/24/2012 10:41:22 AM)
There is something eminently horrifying about this card to me. Maybe it's my fear of deep water, combined with a crazy lovecraftian horror. The art itself is pretty scary though.
Posted By:
tehsquirrely
(3/23/2013 3:35:53 PM)
I'm a Giant Fan of this card.
Posted By:
Rifts980
(3/11/2014 6:56:28 AM)
@Uthyr
Æther Snap would have to resolve to take the counters off the land, after it resolves, it no longer affects tokens on the battlefield...
Posted By:
Nocturno
(1/21/2010 12:39:47 PM)
@ AbyssalManZero:
Why pity Blue? Unsummon! Yes, you can bounce non-card permanents to their owner's hand, where, just like in the graveyard, they'll immediately cease to exist.
It's not destruction. It's like forcing the creature's essence back into your skull, where your mind has to forget about it in order to remain sane due to the incredibly insane power of the creature in question, which I consider wrought with flavor :).
Posted By:
DacenOctavio
(3/27/2011 1:10:45 AM)
You could also play Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth on turn 1, then this card and Vampire Hexmage on turn 2. With Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth in play, You'd be able to treat Dark Depths as a swamp.
Posted By:
whitewolf5589
(10/19/2009 10:06:57 PM)
This is why the ocean is f*cking scary!
Posted By:
luckydog1123
(4/2/2011 6:32:59 PM)
Marit Lage vs. gnats
Posted By:
raptorjesus69
(10/27/2010 5:07:12 PM)