@Hibron
And now, Knowledge Pool.
Yeah, things are about to get complicated.
Posted By:
infernox10
(2/14/2011 12:59:15 AM)
In a game with hundreds of targets what is the best way of assigning the target?
Posted By:
mrredhatter
(2/28/2011 10:53:09 AM)
@ __Silence__
You determine the new target, but as the ability says, at random. The word "reselect" can be contrasted on word "discard".
"Reselect its target at random." by wording is technically the same as "discard a card at random". Without the word 'random', the choice would be your own. In Magic, some(thing/body) has to perform the actions or deal damage etc. Target choices are made by players, as is discaring, whether or not it is random.
Posted By:
Qazior
(3/3/2011 3:15:23 PM)
"The skilled and the foolish are on equal footing."
White? Is that you?
(Yes, I can understand that this enchantment is very, very red. But that piece of flavor text feels a bit white.)
Posted By:
Axelle
(5/5/2011 10:33:29 PM)
lol, I think this is reds best defense against targeted removal!
Posted By:
Leonin_Kha_Cameron
(5/21/2011 7:56:28 AM)
Cards that target an "opponent" are only affected by this card in multiplayer. However, it gets much, much scarier with cards that refer to a "target player". Still, when you're casting something as mean and vicious as Cruel Ultimatum, any opponent will do.
Posted By:
DacenOctavio
(9/9/2011 11:32:55 PM)
The ultimate rage quit inducing card!
Posted By:
kaiteng
(8/21/2012 12:15:48 AM)
This basically reads "Counter all spells and abilities that have a single target unless their caster has only one target or is insane."
Posted By:
syrazemyla
(2/5/2013 11:29:56 AM)
Our playgroup occasionally begins a big ol' multiplayer game with this on the battlefield (controlled by no one in particular). It's entertaining. Suddenly the normal rule of thumb for utility removal is reversed -- staples like Lightning Bolt and Vindicate become terrible because they can (re)target almost anything, but offbeat situational cards like Smite and Reprisal become amazing because it's far less likely they'll be redirected.
Posted By:
Salient
(8/17/2013 7:41:22 PM)
I get the feeling this card came into existence when somebody at R&D tableflipped.
Posted By:
SirLibraryEater
(10/18/2013 2:11:54 PM)