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Posted By:
altheuser
(7/9/2011 8:30:09 PM)
Yikes. Liliana's Caress and a non-restricted Windfall coming soon to casual tables near you!
Posted By:
Guest1381794618
(7/10/2011 6:14:52 AM)
Well this is a chase rare if I've ever seen one...
Posted By:
Keino
(7/7/2011 3:53:37 PM)
Ummm.... Insane in mill, much?
Jace's Erasure, Consecrated Sphinx. Enjoy milling for anything from 3 to about 21 cards of more.
Posted By:
WateryMind
(7/7/2011 7:37:12 PM)
yes this is a decent mill card but its also so much more than that. Not only does it let you mill but also lets you get rid of a janky hand and swap it for something much more useful.
And yeah combo it with consecrated sphinx for pure awesome
Posted By:
Flop_It_Out
(7/7/2011 7:45:25 PM)
I really doubt this card will be as broken as Windfall (which, of course, got banned) was, since Windfall was as powerful as it was because of the context of the time; you could Windfall into Windfall into Windfall into Windfall before your opponent had a turn if you got really lucky. On turn 1, you could drop Tolarian Academy, five 0-CMC artifacts, tap the Academy for 5 mana, then Windfall, making your opponent discard their hand (possibly getting a terrible opening hand which they can't mulligan) then play one of any number of cards to untap the Academy, then drop two more free artifacts, then use the academy to use the Windfall you drew with your first Windfall… you can see how that starts to get really broken.
This is certainly not a bad card. In fact, it seems like if mill becomes a viable w... (see all)
Posted By:
Lyoncet
(7/11/2011 12:19:33 PM)
Slag Fiend, Riddlesmith and Molten Psyche.
Posted By:
lorendorky
(7/8/2011 2:36:56 AM)
I can see this finding a home in my Niv Mizzet EDH deck <.<
Posted By:
RowanKeltizar
(7/10/2011 4:27:37 PM)
This + Jace, Memory Adept's ultimate + Jace's Erasure=you draw 20 (or 40, if you target yourself with Jace's ultimate), and they mill 20 (or 40) and draw 40
Posted By:
Superllama12
(7/11/2011 3:40:35 PM)
It's not just about the mill. This guy picks apart combos, too. An instant target for any Splinter-Twin deck that's hoping to retain the pieces until it can finish. And in a potentially fortuitous twist, we might have finally found a solid and consistent way to use Surgical Extraction.
I'm excited.
Posted By:
NegFactor
(7/12/2011 8:12:54 PM)