Every card in Time Spiral was a throwback to at least one previously printed card.
This card references the 'morph spider' that all morph creatures appear as when face down; the card's name references Ixidor, Reality Sculptor who created the first morph creatures.
Posted By:
Missile_Penguin
(7/9/2013 11:25:29 AM)
Play with Vigean Hydropon or other similar cheap creatures with counters. Counters stay, so the Vigeon will suddenly become a 7/7 that *can* attack.
Posted By:
Pigglebee
(2/12/2011 4:19:16 AM)
I have to say that this card is a clever answer to the recent Hypergenesis deck with things like Baneslayer Angels and Progenitus.
Posted By:
Balhaza
(12/1/2009 11:55:05 PM)
Combo with Massacre Wurm gogogo
Posted By:
deventio7
(3/8/2011 1:17:05 PM)
I'm amazed this isn't an EDH staple. Few players will have Morph creatures, and you effectively have a blue creature wipe on your hands for only 5 CMC. Since large creatures are inevitable in a slow format, this bypasses everything, including Hexproof, Protection, Indestructible, and Shroud.
Posted By:
Nucleon
(8/8/2011 3:59:16 PM)
What's even better is he can be birthing podded into massacre wurm. Can also combo with ratchet bomb to be a true wrath.
Posted By:
Names_Suck
(8/19/2011 10:46:48 AM)
Make all lands into creatures (with something like Natually Affinity) then cast this.
Posted By:
Gabriel422
(8/28/2011 2:33:31 AM)
"Although the physical action is the same, transforming is not the same as being turned face down. This means that a double-faced card that transforms will not, for example, trigger Unblinking Bleb. Double-faced cards are always face up; they are never face down. If an effect (say, Ixidron) tries to turn a double-faced card face down, nothing happens."
Oh well.
Posted By:
Gelzo
(8/28/2011 8:53:12 AM)
@Goober Snotpants: Look again, friend. 'All non-token creatures' means your tokens are unaffected.
But this could be better than Wrath of God for a blue deck annoyed by giant green things.
Posted By:
Kataklyzmik
(3/25/2010 12:08:35 PM)