So... What happens if, like, March of the Machines is out?
Do your March'd artifacts return since they were creatures at time of death?
Or do they not, since they're artifacts at time of effect resolution?
Posted By:
aescula
(4/13/2013 1:30:37 AM)
I love the flavor and art in Urza's block. Everything looks so mysterious and ancient, yet at the same time technologically advanced beyond what we know now.
Posted By:
Nagoragama
(5/26/2013 2:58:49 PM)
Leyline of the Void. What symmetry?
Alternatively, make them suffer with Suture Priest and/or Blood Seeker.
Posted By:
Aquillion
(5/26/2013 9:04:57 PM)
@EldraziJon, you're incorrect, sorry. The accidental use of 'your' in 'your graveyard' was corrected almost immediately by Oracle ruling. It was never intended to be a one-sided interaction.
Posted By:
Salient
(1/12/2014 12:50:38 PM)
One of my earliest great rares, and never figured out how to properly abuse it.
Posted By:
car2n
(2/27/2014 7:51:29 PM)
4/5 because regardless of the deck you're playing, if your opponent sees it in play, they know what target#1 will be.
Two things prevented this thing from becoming stupid-valuable; 1: mana cost, 2: the fact that the wording was re-envisioned means that you will have to explain it every time it hits the table.
For everybody that says "OMG WHY DID YOU CHANGE WORDING TO BE GLOBAL," I have a hard time believing that it was meant to be anything else. It has two operative words that indicate one or the other: "a" and "your."
If they changed it to "whenever a creature is put into YOUR graveyard," it would have exclusively meant one-sided. If they changed it to "return that creature card from THAT PLAYER's graveyard," it would have meant global. It could be either/or, but the statement as-is makes no sense at all. A clarification was required.
Saga already has many broken cards. All they have to do to keep this card a super combo builder, plus not make it stupid-broken is to make it globa... (see all)
Posted By:
songmage
(3/4/2014 4:37:02 PM)