There is something incredibly tranquil about the artwork.
Posted By:
Evermint
(7/18/2010 11:47:41 PM)
I was tempted to try this with some kinda weird Runeflare Trap or Jace's Erasure combo, but at $10, I think I'll pass. I really doubt this card will see any serious play. It's at the borderline of what competitive players will pay, and it helps your opponent as well as you.
Posted By:
BigK42
(7/20/2010 2:11:34 PM)
U/B control. 4 of these, 4 Bojuka Bog, plenty of countermagic, maybe some Liliana Vesses. Maybe not the best deck ever, but it would be fun.
Posted By:
benegade
(7/30/2010 10:07:14 AM)
This card fundamentally proves that markets are not rational. It came out of the gate at 15 dollars, shot up to 30, and collapsed back down to 5. It was never worth that much and it isn't worth that little. The reality is that this is extremely powerful card that will be the all-star of a deck somewhere, but that deck doesn't exist right now, and the pieces may not even be completely available. A bit like Time Warp in Turboland. One thing is sure; that deck will not be blue-white control, because that archetype aims to establish card advantage and then keep it, not throw it away. People are going to have to broaden their horizons to find a home for Time Reversal. That will take time.
Posted By:
cloneffect
(7/31/2010 6:41:28 AM)
Has its uses but doesn't deserve a 'mythic' status and will fall in price.
I have one in my mass polymorph deck. Its good teamed up with Leyline of Anticipation.
Using as a sorcery is limited in effectiveness but play this at the end of your opponents turn you both get 7 cards and you get the first turn with a fresh hand of 7.
from a blue control point of view you get a fresh hand of counterspells and card draws
if you returned something to hand last turn they may not have it again and if they do you may be able to counter it
another use is that it clears both graveyards. bye bye Bloodghasts, Vengevines, Unearths, lord of extinctions (in play) knight of requilinary is now 2/2. and Good luck with getting counters on your pyromancers ascension!
Posted By:
quadratine
(8/3/2010 5:34:31 AM)
Well, EvilCleavage, the rules are not too clear about that as far as I know. But here is what I think:
In the Comprehensive Rules (702.85a), Rebound is described as a static ability that replaces the act of putting an instant or sorcery card in the graveyard as a result of resolving if you had cast it from your hand with exiling it and then sets a delayed triggered ability if these conditions had been met.
Therefore, the first half of Rebound (exiling the spell instead of it going to the graveyard) is a replacement effect. This means that for Rebound to work, the spell has to actually try to hit the graveyard. In Time Reversal's case though, it exiles itself as part of it's own effect.
This means that by the time it finishes resolving, it is in the exile zone and doesn't attempt to hit the graveyard. This way, Rebound has nothing to replace and doesn't function.
In short, no. ;-)
Posted By:
Falgorn
(8/26/2010 2:01:47 PM)
Hype magnet. Two good cards (Wheel of Fortune and Feldon's Cane) combined into one card, losing a mana in efficiency and letting you opponent reuse their graveyard(which makes it useless in mill) doesn't equal broken. Great maybe, not broken.
Posted By:
blindthrall
(9/2/2010 10:13:28 PM)
The art is what allows this card to have mythic status.
Posted By:
hail_squishface
(9/3/2010 10:17:36 PM)
I could see using TIme Reversal in a Blue/Black deck with Jace, Jace's Erasure, and Haunting Echoes. Time Reversal would be devastating in such a deck.
Posted By:
Athinor
(9/7/2010 6:56:46 PM)
I threw this card in a mono-blue control deck with Surrakar Spellblade, Distortion Strike, and Sphinx-Bone Wand. I get huge draws which lead to huge amounts of counters and huge amounts of damage. All of this leads to bigger impacts next turn. The best part is that with this card, you can bring the extra cards back. 4.5 out of 5 from me
Posted By:
WhiteyMcFly
(9/19/2010 10:46:05 PM)