@darkfury
Read the oracle ruling. If you get hit with a total library mill, you'll be able to put your deck back together in any order you like.
Posted By:
MalleusAetis
(1/11/2010 9:10:20 PM)
No all permanents means all permanents. The destruction is on the stack so the enchantment won't work.
Posted By:
EnV
(11/9/2009 9:22:33 PM)
Two things, one is that I could be wrong but the card -should- affect itself, the ability would trigger as its leaving play, but it would land up on the bottom of your library. Second, the value of this card is with tutor cards! Think about it, if you have beseech the queen in hand, and you lose any creature you have on the field, you can use it like a revive to put the creature back into your hand and then shuffle your library so all those cards that you've been putting it at the bottom because of the wheel are shuffled back in. It turns all your tutor cards into revival cards, including for use on sorceries.
Posted By:
Donovan_Fabian
(9/17/2009 11:35:39 AM)
@xStrikerx: I was going to comment wonder when Wizards decide to make things global enchantments versus auras, but you accidentally anticipated my question.
That's neat tech.
Posted By:
TheLibertinistic
(12/31/2010 3:37:26 PM)
@oafkad
Leyline of the Void does not exile cards that enter the graveyard, it replaces going to the graveyard with being exiled. If two replacement effects would apply to the same action, the replacement effect with the most recent time stamp is applied.
Posted By:
iUseBreakOpen
(1/12/2012 11:06:41 AM)
@001010011100101110
In the case of the Leyline of the Void, the enchantment with the most recent timestamp would take effect. For instance if the Leyline came out first, then Whell of Sun and Moon followed, the player that is enchanted by Wheel follows those instructions while the other would follow Leyline of the Void. If Wheel of Sun and Moon comes out first, then the Leyline follows, both players follow the rules on Leyline of the Void.
The Painter's Servant Grindstone combo would in effect become an infinite loop.
Posted By:
Penguin_Master
(10/20/2011 7:05:07 PM)
Two questions:
1. If this card enchanting your opponent and Leyline of the Void are both on the battlefield, WTF is supposed to happen?
2. If you get hit with a Grindstone+Painter's Servant with this enchanting yourself, do you keep getting milled and keep getting cards put back? What is the top of your library? Is the game a tie then?
Posted By:
001010011100101110
(7/31/2010 11:52:55 AM)
You know the funny thing about Graveyard Hate? Any Graveyard Deck worth hating against is either going to kill you before you can cast the hate (yes, even Grafdigger's Cage. Some decks are kinda fast lol), OR, they will be very well aware that they are playing the most Hated (both by popular opinion and by amount of Hate Cards designed) Deck in Magic, and they will come well-prepared to deal with you if they choose.
While Dredge and Reanimator are not wholly unbeatable, if you do win a game against one, chances are better the opponent let you win, or simply didn't feel like trying very hard to win (maybe they built a suboptimal deck on purpose). At least, that's true for the kitchen table.
At the major tournaments, even if there was an 'unbeatable' deck, the skill level of the players becomes so significant that it *almost doesn't matter what they are running against each other- the better player will probably win. Sure they talk about decklists and luck of the draw a lot, but I've... (see all)
Posted By:
DarthParallax
(3/22/2012 6:58:58 AM)
I'd assume it would affect everything but the enchantment itself
Posted By:
Dragek
(6/29/2009 10:05:22 AM)
2 Mana for become immune to mill decks, but i'd probably only sideboard it. 4/5.
Posted By:
BrutalJim
(7/25/2009 10:02:42 AM)