i like it, even tho it is average to below average
Posted By:
Ava_Adore
(1/24/2010 4:57:29 PM)
Wish the replicate cost was 
less
Posted By:
EpicBroccoli
(2/5/2011 6:33:59 PM)
A ball lightning variant in blue?
What the crap.
Sooooo cool looking though.
Edit: HERPDERP, defender.
Posted By:
HairlessThoctar
(12/25/2010 11:21:21 PM)
Strictly worse than Plumeveil, but not terrible by any means. Plus, this has use where Plumeveil doesn't; for example, I run two of these alongside four Goblin Assaults in my Polymorph deck.
EDIT: I love the arbitrary censorship on Gatherer.
Posted By:
XDaragoX
(10/11/2009 2:21:54 PM)
The art is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo cool.
Posted By:
defuse
(8/11/2010 5:39:11 AM)
when you want to get head.
Posted By:
Kryptnyt
(5/19/2010 5:17:51 AM)
Thunderheads? More like DUNDERHEADS.
Posted By:
ClockworkSwordfish
(2/9/2010 4:37:49 PM)
@Exterion (and everyone) : Note that Thunderheads actually can be used as a Ball Lightning variant. Since the tokens are sacrificed at the beginning of the next end step, if you wait until the end step of your opponent's turn to cast it, the token(s) will be around for your turn, able to attack, and will be exiled only and the beginning of your end step.
Compare it with Waylay, with which you cannot do that since you sacrifice the Knight tokens at the beginning of the cleanup step instead (you don't get priority to cast spells during the cleanup step unless anything triggers, and even so, a cleanup step where anything went on the stack is followed by an additional cleanup step). Little history lesson : Waylay, which was printed before the Sixth Edition rules revision, didn't allow that trick at first despite its printed text. When Sixth Edition rules were introduced, so was that trick, and for a short while there was a deck called "White Lightning... (see all)
Posted By:
MadMageQc
(8/20/2010 7:47:30 AM)
THUNDAHEADZ
Posted By:
JFM2796
(7/31/2011 1:28:38 PM)
Daragox, this is nothing like that card.
Posted By:
NeoKoda
(10/2/2011 5:03:01 PM)