Why do they bother phrasing the text on a straightforward card in a way other way the norm?!
Why don't they just freaking say what they mean; "Shuffle target artifact or enchantment into its owner's library." instead of making it sound like the choice of the target is made when the spell actually resolves?
Seems the phrasing could have easily been made to more clearly indicate it isn't trying to do anything tricky (interesting/cool) with the targeting.
Same can be said for Deglamer
That having been said... both cards are great.
Posted By:
Curlie-Joe
(1/30/2014 12:23:42 PM)
Really good stuff, and usable removal in limited. I remember Colossus of Akros being a little hard to deal with, and Artisan's Sorrow didn't do anything. The only really useful thing you could do was Fade into Antiquity it.
Posted By:
Ferlord
(1/30/2014 7:15:17 PM)
Great card for mono-{G} control... right up there with other classless annoying {G} cards like Plow Under and Stunted Growth... at least it doesn't put it on top of their library.
Posted By:
tcollins
(2/1/2014 9:29:54 AM)
It's a BRIDGE! And you SHUFFLE it! Yay for fourth-wall breaking card game jokes!
Posted By:
Vogie
(2/3/2014 1:56:53 PM)
@ Dragon_Punch: What about in Chaos Warp? That card is phrased much more nicely with the same effect. The only differences are that this only hits Artifacts and Enchantments, and Chaos Warp's part about revealing the top card--neither of which are factors that should affect the wording of the "shuffling into library" effect.
Posted By:
ZealousEntropy
(2/4/2014 11:42:53 AM)
(EDH Game) Lucky you got your Sol Ring in the first hand...let see if you can draw it again >:)
Posted By:
RetroGamer3
(5/30/2014 11:35:55 AM)