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Countless times I've been targeted by my opponent's Browbeat. Not only do casual players fail to understand how to play their own cards correctly, to play it correctly isn't even that good. If you're playing some trashy burn deck that can afford to play 3cc sorceries that let your opponent choose the best options for themselves, I'm sure this card will make a good home in your deck. If it were possible to give this card 0 stars, I would; but 1/2* is fine too.
Posted By:
tcjimbo
(11/11/2008 3:59:01 PM)
"the proctologist called, tcjimbo. he found your head."
Oh my lol. That is all.
4/5
Posted By:
Nocturno
(12/23/2009 1:59:32 PM)
this card is amazing with new cards! roll Chandra, the firbrand down, so shall i draw 6 cards or would you like to be hit for 10?
Posted By:
Halidir_Orveck
(12/1/2011 11:36:54 PM)
@tcjimbo - You misunderstand. Either your opponent (or an opponent in multiplayer) takes the 5 to the head or you end up drawing the three cards. Neither is a nice proposition when you're staring at it.
@Kryptnyt - I assume that it'd be possible. The Planeswalker rules don't state one way or the other...but anyone that'd sacrifice any Planeswalker (perhaps Tibalt could die) isn't exactly the smartest player.
@a7wingedsheep - Either is good. Sure, you may not get what you played it for, but neither is a bad thing.
Posted By:
Alsebra
(8/29/2012 1:38:02 PM)
0.5 Stars for the original printing because the wording somehow made people think that if I didn't pull a Browbeat out of my hand, deck, binder, or somewhere, that I would take 5 damage and they would draw three cards. I had to HAVE Browbeat. This is why going to the card store to play with random people was terrible.
(For any other printings it deserves a 3.5, would be 4 but card drawing on red is so weird.)
Posted By:
M0NGUS
(3/15/2013 10:04:23 AM)