Honestly you couldnt ask for a better card with its mana cost. I love putting this card down when "Stonforge Mystic" is on the field
Posted By:
Elfgenesh
(8/29/2010 9:27:11 AM)
great card a 2/3 with flying for 2 mana is really good and he dose not really have a draw back his abilty has come in useful before like I had have Winding Canyons out and returned a creator they where about to kill to my hand also for decks with card like Recumbent Bliss you can kill your appoints unfriendly enchantment and there are so many other uses for it as well 4.5/5
Posted By:
dragonking987
(9/1/2010 5:30:26 PM)
Looking forward to trying this out with Vesner in Scars of Mirrodin. If you get him to go ultimate, Kor Skyfisher effectively becomes "1W: exile target permanent". Ultimate on Vesner shouldn't be too hard given his + gives 2 and proliferate will certainly speed things up, so getting the best kind of removal for the cost of 1W is just awesome.
Posted By:
JaxsonBateman
(9/6/2010 10:22:43 AM)
This is a solid 2/3 Flier with a drawback that is most used as an advantage,
All strapped to a 2CMC with great creature types.
Nothing to complain about, imo.
4/5
Posted By:
infernox10
(12/25/2010 11:45:11 AM)
The thing that makes this good is that it combos for cheap! You can bounce stuff back to your hand for just 1W. The fact that it has flying and stuck on a 2/3 body is just extra icing on the cake.
This is a Solid 4/5.
Posted By:
dberry02
(12/31/2010 5:27:23 AM)
Play it and bounce it, then play it again to activate your vengevines.
Posted By:
steez4days
(1/3/2011 3:26:30 AM)
I guess you could play this like a more expensive, more versatile Glint Hawk.
If it's turn three and you missed a land drop, you could return a land and use it for a third mana.
Posted By:
Gelzo
(1/10/2011 10:25:31 PM)
2/3 Flying for 2 is quite above the curve.
You really should NOT read the "return a permanent" triggered ability as an inconvenient. It is a great advantage if you build around it.
If you miss a land drop and can cast this guy, It's a 2/3 flying for 
in practice!
Any landfall deck can certainly benefit from this ability.
I use it in a mono white control deck. You can get serious card advantage with four of these and four Wall of Omens. You can also bounce Kor Sanctifiers if you need to disenchant stuff and considering the sick artifacts (could have linke any sword to...) that are around currently in standard, that can be interesting. It also helps your Kor Cartographer fetch the many plains needed for Emeria, the Sky Ruin or to cast titanesque creatures. It's just really ... (see all)
Posted By:
Diab0l0
(4/17/2011 9:22:48 PM)
Bounced a Gatekeeper of Malakir in limited with this a few times. It's delicious!
Posted By:
franconbean
(3/26/2012 9:43:32 AM)
@Oleander: Mark Rosewater, the Color Pie Adviser himself, said in "Avacyn-gle Ladies, Pari 1" (and perhaps sooner to when this card was released, but I read this article more recently and remember it) "Both white and blue are allowed in the color pie to bounce their own creatures." It fits in with White's protection of its creatures, as it can remove negative auras from them, -1/-1 counters, or even save them from spells if it's cast with flash like with Whitemane Lion. The effect is quite clearly White as well. Self-bounce in White is actually an example of the color pie perfectly fitting flavor with mechanics.
Posted By:
sarroth
(7/10/2012 9:45:08 AM)