Quite an annoying card to have to deal with when paired with things that bring lands back - Crucible of Worlds, Harvest Wurm, and Groundskeeper come to mind. You can fog for a very long time if you need to this way.
Posted By:
Equinox523
(5/15/2009 9:28:54 AM)
Gave a green deck time to click before TurboFog even existed. The ability to recurse makes this ten times better than a lot of fog options, especially in green.
Posted By:
CadaverousBl00m
(7/28/2009 11:14:01 PM)
If you have the cards to make this work and your opponent can't counter, then this card can come close to being as good as infinite life.
Posted By:
Silverware
(12/6/2009 1:56:33 AM)
Save a counter spell or get Leyline of Punishment or Everlasting Torment out or make them discard it or do SOMETHING to get this annoying piece of fog out of the way.
Posted By:
SolidSoldier
(1/31/2011 1:49:20 AM)
Yay for recursive fog! I can see why blue control decks spashed green back in the day.
Posted By:
Fanaticmogg
(2/5/2011 1:00:00 PM)
Works incredibly well with Crucible of Worlds.
Posted By:
True_Smog
(11/11/2009 7:32:35 AM)
i find this card good late game, just in time for your opponents creature army and your stock pile of land.
Posted By:
Dohyden
(2/6/2010 5:06:35 AM)
Very nice card. Green is one color that never run out of lands.
Posted By:
Cyberium
(6/21/2010 1:31:23 PM)
Why is this not rated higher? Definitely one of the best fog variants; just set up with some Rites of Flourishing along with other Howling Mine and Temple Bell effects and you'll be fine. (:
Posted By:
Robface
(10/18/2011 6:50:52 PM)
This card has won me so many games of EDH/Commander i can't even count. For decks not running tons of permission, this recurrable fog, can dominate and crush nonblue EDH/Commander decks into a wave of innevitability. I have had this set up before with Crucible of Worlds, and Life from the loam and both ways creates an unbreakable loop of fog.
Posted By:
flyersfan9191
(5/7/2012 2:16:42 PM)