Opponent: "K, so i'll attack you with 9 Relentless Rats, they're all 10/10. And then i'll give them Echoing Courage until end of turn."
You: "Oh ok, cool. But, uh... Echoing Truth."
Oppoennt: ...
Posted By:
Ladnarud
(4/25/2010 4:02:59 PM)
Not good against token decks because tokens (unless they are copies of actual cards) do not have names.
(edit) Im mixing this up with cards like Runed Halo and Meddling Mage where the case is about actual magic cards. My bad everybody...
Posted By:
DarthKithkin
(3/8/2010 11:44:44 PM)
@siexero . i beleive they would still b returned as the secon efect is not condtional on the first resolving......but i may be wroung
Posted By:
Mindbend
(7/14/2010 6:53:56 AM)
4/5, useful only in very specific situations.
Posted By:
vh_2k
(1/18/2011 3:32:58 PM)
What does this do to face-down creatures? Does it return them all? Or just the one targeted creature?
Posted By:
Blazer_Dawg
(11/30/2010 1:27:14 AM)
@SirXero:
They would not bounce back. In response to your opponent's echoing truth, you play terror, both go on the stack. Here's what would happen:
Terror is on the stack, resolves. Suntail Hawk is put into the graveyard.
Echoing truth resolves, it's target is no longer there. Nothing happens.
You still have 3 hawks and the game continues.
Hope this helps!
Posted By:
divine_exodus
(12/19/2010 6:03:12 AM)
The nice thing about this card is that not only does it deal with creature tokens but it also nicely gets rid of other types of tokens like copies of artifacts.
Posted By:
cathode01
(3/21/2011 6:02:59 PM)
It's very unusual for commons to have sweeping effects like this. Amazing utility.
Posted By:
Vinifera7
(6/4/2011 10:30:04 AM)
What drives me nuts is this when you have different kinds of tokens that have the same name.
I've had 6/6 oozes, 5/5 oozes and 1/1 oozes all out at the same time and they all just get bounced. They're not the same you stupid card! GAHHH!
That said.. I've been meaning to get a playset :P
Posted By:
blurrymadness
(6/26/2011 1:31:36 PM)
SKEW: the spell will get countered for not having a legal target meaning none of it's effects happen so the rest of your guys would be safe. Back on topic this really does a mean things to token decks. Where was this when fearies reigned supreme?
It reminds me of mealstrom pulse
Posted By:
good.beats.for.all
(8/5/2011 4:24:12 AM)