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Hammer of Bogardan (8th Edition)

Rarity : R

Casting Cost : 1

Card Type : Sorcery

Card Text : Hammer of Bogardan deals 3 damage to target creature or player.

Artist : Ron Spencer

Product Review Rating :

(10 reviews)

Near Mint Magic the Gathering Card

$0.99

4 in stock

Quantity to PUT IN CART

Shipping weight: 0.003 pounds

8th Edition Rare Red

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This card packs unlimited horrendous power! With it at your side, you will never run out of power. It may be a tad costly to bring back, but it is well worth it, and in the right deck, 5 mana is nothin. It eaisly can kill your opponent almost singlehandedly, and also can be a relentless creature killer. It can ever laugh off countermagic and discard! A must for any fire deck!!!
-- By Nick from Tampa, Florida on March 12, 2002

This is one of the best burn spells aside from Rage and Bolt. This card gives counter decks fits.
-- By Magus from USA on March 16, 2002

sure beats the hell out of flashback!!
-- By jrod from Clarkson, KY on April 01, 2002

I dislike this card very much. It should not be worth as much as it is. It costs 5 mana to bring it back from the graveyard...sure you can use it over and over again and if they counterspell it you can just bring it out again...that is why i give it a 2 star rating instead of a 1 star. If the damage could be divided how you choose it would get a 3 star rating from me...but most good red decks trouble for 5 mana so this card wouldnt be that good
-- By Juggla from Shangri-la on February 10, 2003

I play a red deck. Oh My Goodness. This has to be the best red burn card. I know it cost a lot of mana. But if you have a ensanring bridge out. You can do this like once every 2 turns and beat the crap out of your opponent. I recommend this card for anyone that plays a red deck
-- By Serdy from on August 29, 2003

i play burn and i hate this card red struggles with mana and has little acceleration burn decks need speed they need to have won by like the 7th turn if they havent its pretty much over i dont see why its so popular where do you peole get your red mana from?i can clearly see the principle and the advantage of preventing burn out but it is just too costly
-- By freindly for fun from bristol england on October 11, 2005

I think this is a good card to have if u want a burn deck. A really good one. thats why i give it 5 stars
-- By Anonymous from Groves,TX USA on November 26, 2005

This card isn't horrible, but anyone with a good burn deck will tell you it is all about speed, and this card is slow as can be. Not just to bring it back, but even the casting cost. 3 damage for 3 mana....No. You want to run lightning bolts and chain lightning. 3 damage for 1 mana much better. And if you are worried about not having them dead after about 5th or 6th turn which shouldn't happen, then run cursed scrolls, they will provide the few damage later in the game that should be all you need to finish you opponent off. Plus it is a first turn drop if you want, and it is an ability, can't counter, and you can use next turn without having to spend 5 mana to get back.
-- By Joshua from Oakwood, OH on March 21, 2006

This is not a card for a speed red deck. The only upside of this card is those games that come to a standstill towards the end. That's the only reason I gave it 3 stars. Otherwise it's 1RR to do 3 damage and will cost you a total of 11 mana to do 6 damage! I can think of a couple of better spells than that... One of the most overrated cards since it was released.
-- By Kristen P. from Madison,WI on June 23, 2006

This isn't a burn card; it's a control card. You don't want it in a deck that's designed to win on turn 5. It's your win condition after you've taken control of the board and shut down your enemy's attack. A control deck with an active Hammer wins.
-- By zach from Kansas City, MO USA on March 08, 2007

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