flash + giant growth = goodbye attacking angel :D
this card has soo many uses! you can even untap your own land so it costs two.
Posted By:
iantewks
(7/30/2010 6:31:49 AM)
Ignoring all of its stupid, degenerate combos, this card is easily one of the best, if not the best, common creatures of all time. One pestermite can completely ruin a combat step, or break a Sleep, or tap the land your opponent needed to drop a threat. Mistbind Clique can do some of those things, but not all of them.
Posted By:
AjaniHouse
(8/16/2011 7:51:47 PM)
People keep mentioning Splinter Twin. Don't forget his all-the-more-flavorful predecessor, Kik-Jiki.
Posted By:
Condor_96
(9/19/2011 10:09:50 PM)
I have a tendency to use this as a mini-Mistbind Clique turn 3, particularly against decks with more than one colour (can always lock one colour out turn 3 unless they have dual lands in play and untapped, and sometimes even then). Plus, it turns into champion fodder for the Clique too.
Posted By:
LordRandomness
(12/20/2011 1:40:09 AM)
Oh you're playing Kiki-Jiki. Gee I wonder what other cards you're playing...
Posted By:
pedrodyl
(1/4/2013 8:32:35 PM)
I've never seen a flavor text so true before.
Posted By:
Sholux
(7/19/2009 10:36:47 AM)
Simply amazing card. Very useful in combat.
Posted By:
MarkJR
(4/17/2009 12:31:01 AM)
well, EnV, not quite sure that it would work that way. Unless they announce that they are going to be playing that spell later on, they could always just tap the lands before your pestermite hits the board. Only feasible way to stop a spell you know they have, and have exactly enough mana for, would be to drop this during their upkeep. But if you are flashing in a faerie to stop their ability to play spells, why not Mistbind Clique?
Posted By:
Grimn777
(8/3/2009 11:08:04 PM)
The kiki jiki mirror breaker and pestermite combo is killer. Kiki jiki taps and duplicates pestermite, and that new pestermite untaps kiki jiki, so he can duplicate pestermite again. This process is repetitive, and soon you could have 7 million pestermites to attack the opponent with.
Posted By:
gum490
(12/13/2009 7:03:20 AM)
Now meet Splinter Twin. Overpriced combo, of course, but amusing.
Posted By:
EternalLurker
(4/16/2010 9:49:13 AM)