This card is surprisingly useful. I run 4 in my U/R defender deck (I no what you are already thinking.).
She combos very well with rage nimbus and wall of frost.
Posted By:
BiOhyBr
(8/11/2010 5:23:45 AM)
It could potentially see some limited play, as with the right creature force to back it up it could result in repeatable spot removal.
However, it's far, far more limited than 'creature spot removal' such as Blinding Mage and Royal Assassin. Greater Basilisk would work well with it, given its high toughness and deathtouch.
Posted By:
JaxsonBateman
(8/19/2010 10:03:51 PM)
This + Aetherplasm= hello Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
Posted By:
kmagefyre
(9/18/2010 12:10:56 AM)
This would be amazing and hilarious in multiplayer if not for the "you" in the ability. =\
Posted By:
CeremonialBathory
(12/4/2010 6:32:18 PM)
This card could be effective on small to medium cretures if you use a Wall of Tears
Posted By:
Dragonretart
(1/29/2011 6:36:25 PM)
Appreciating the classic quote for flavour text once in a while. =)
Looking at the rulings, this seems like an interesting way to keep your planeswalkers alive. (But... why do I care since I don't own any planeswalkers?)
Posted By:
Prizrak
(2/9/2011 1:34:25 PM)
Hey, you can use her to ram your enemies against a Wall of Frost at turn 3. Not bad, actually.
Posted By:
Darthricardo
(5/23/2011 2:08:55 AM)
Why is this the only Siren in the game? And why did it take this long to print?
Posted By:
EvilCartographer
(5/25/2011 8:54:41 AM)
Interesting that WotC implemented a new creature type just for this thing. It does make it more flavorful, but one wonders how many sirens will come in the future.
Posted By:
Vinifera7
(6/4/2011 11:43:07 AM)
@ Brixton:
The scenario you just implied evokes images of a siren and tentacle rape. Thank you, and enjoy rule 34.
Posted By:
DacenOctavio
(1/17/2011 2:02:29 AM)