Sweeeeeeet! I hated paying for my Arrogant Egotists...
Posted By:
car2n
(10/3/2013 7:27:33 PM)
@Continue
...Try it in EDH with Niv-Mizzet, The Firemind. It's stupid. Two players immediately dead and you follow it up by playing YOUR DECK.
Posted By:
TheBossHammer
(10/28/2013 12:38:12 AM)
it's cards like this that people remember and talk to others about, all the more to make this game memorable.
Posted By:
adolphus
(11/19/2013 3:04:41 AM)
You call it casting without paying, I call it "Deficit Spending."
Posted By:
EGarrett01
(12/11/2013 11:33:42 AM)
I really think this was put in Standard at the same time as Enter the Infinite as either a part of some statistically impossible anomaly, or because somebody at R&D got massively drunk while designing cards.
@Titanium_Dragon
People who say that you can cast anything you have with 10 mana are missing the point. Sure, with 10 mana you can play a 6-drop every turn, but can you cast many 6-drops in one turn? Blue is all about drawing cards, and if you have too many cards in your hand, it doesn't matter if you have 10 mana if you can't play all of them.
And if this were to generate infinite mana, it would be too similar to Mox Lotus, and everything in the Un-Sets had to be something they wouldn't do in regular black-border Magic.
The Cheese Stands Alone and Barren Glory don't count.
Posted By:
SirLibraryEater
(12/25/2013 5:22:27 AM)
I hate this card. Fack Jace, and fack this card. Same retarded and broken bull shit like Primal Surge. Such 'one-card game-enders' are as dull as it gets and totally take the fun out of the game, at least in EDH.
At least they should have been honest about it, and not trying to make it look as if it could make the game somehow any more interesting. Just make its cost 2 mana more and write "If this enters the battlefield, you won the game" on it... "Congratulations! Much innovation! Wow! - Euphoric Wizard"
Posted By:
Sootoo
(3/5/2014 3:47:21 PM)
This + Tamyio, the Moon Sage= infinite counterspells, removal spells, pump spells, and many, many more spells.
Oh, and not to mention infinite mill and burn spells, which win you the game no matter how many players there are. :)
Posted By:
D1234
(3/9/2014 9:55:18 AM)
Well, this certainly ended up being the Unexpected Results of my Simic deck.
Posted By:
EidolonDragon
(3/17/2014 9:30:22 AM)
One thing I don't understand about the flavour of the card. Omniscience is a word that literally means "to know everything", or "one who knows everything". In Magic™, spells are supposed to be thoughts. But this card doesn't let you know everything, it lets you do anything. I think it would make more sense to call Enter the Infinite Omniscience, because it allows you to know everything, and to call this card "Omnipotence", a word that means "all-powerful" or "one who is all-powerful".
Posted By:
GrayWizard
(5/25/2014 3:50:39 PM)