This with Dream Tides. Choose green and it immobilizes any creature deck. Add in some of your own creatures with vigilance and some of blues tap/untap effects (eg Sleep and your creatures will have a field day.
Posted By:
Wizard-of-the-Toast
(8/21/2010 2:41:59 AM)
I don't think that using it with Llawan, Cephalid Empress (completely) shuts down creatures, as Llawan, Cephalid Empress only prevents the playing of blue creatures, but the Shifting Sky doesn't change the color until it becomes a permanent. while a creature is being played & is on the stack, it is still its original colors (barring other alteration).
Posted By:
SteveZilla
(7/23/2011 6:28:56 AM)
Killer combo with any of the Akromas.
Posted By:
A3Kitsune
(1/27/2010 12:11:58 PM)
@Muddybuddy
Unless a card says "in addition to", the replacement color/subtype/whatever gets rid of the previous color/subtype/whatever.
Posted By:
zandergb
(6/21/2012 2:55:34 AM)
It's also better in that it's an enchantment, meaning it's harder to remove.
Posted By:
Test-Subject_217601
(1/3/2011 11:29:41 AM)
Well, despite being obsolete technology, this card holds a special place in my heart, being the inspiration to one of my favorite decks.
Posted By:
Wayori
(8/1/2009 7:03:38 PM)
I don't think it's obsolete. It does have an advantage over Painter's Servant in some situations, namely that the permanents don't keep their original colours.
Posted By:
Belz_
(5/1/2010 6:07:36 AM)
Harder to remove than an artifact creature? Definitely. This is really ridiculous. It translates pro-colour into unblockable and part indestructible. It makes colour-hate way more fun.
Posted By:
Tynansdtm
(6/1/2011 11:40:22 AM)
color proteccion anyone?
stupid circles of proteccion..lol
Posted By:
Kloid
(5/7/2010 12:35:42 PM)
Shifting Sky + Autumn's Veil + Panoptic Mirror and select blue = Protection from Black and Blue. Just select blue or black and your pretty much set <3?
Posted By:
Binahu
(7/18/2010 4:17:50 PM)