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Eater of Days (Darksteel)

Rarity : R

Casting Cost : 4

Card Type : Artifact Creature - Leviathan

Card Text : Flying, trample

Pwr/Tgh : 9/8

Artist : Mark Tedin

Product Review Rating :

(15 reviews)

English Magic the Gathering Card Near Mint	$0.79	7 in stock		Quantity to PUT IN CART
English Magic the Gathering Card Played	$0.59	1 in stock		Quantity to PUT IN CART

Shipping weight: 0.003 pounds

Darksteel Rare Artifact

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The eater is excellent when your opponent is still busy putting down cards, otherwise you can also use stifle (quite a combo, really), and there is a really cheap creature which also is incredibly strong, in fact, the second strongest with flying (next to draco) and trample (next to the devouring strossus) that I've seen. It�s excellent for offensive tactics.
-- By Polo Contreras from Mexico City, MEXICO on March 01, 2004

Imagine this + lightning greaves. Just imagine. Thanks god, for this card.
-- By Anonymous from Lisbon, Portugal on April 14, 2004

It's not bad, 4 mana of any color and it's a 9/8 flying with trample. Yup, it's not bad at all
-- By Anonymous from Fredericksburg, VA USA on July 22, 2004

This card is a killer when you are starting a game. Its cheap mana costs and high damage. The only downside of this card is if you are losing, and need to continue to get cards out there. A VERY VERY GOOD CARD, buy it, its super cheap!
-- By Billy C. Mchoberyanksen from Los Angeles, California on August 25, 2004

winning eater of days is not a easy job.
-- By boris chiu from hong kong on January 02, 2005

If you can manipulate and control the board with Trinisphere, Tangle Wire and Smokestack, this card works quite well.
-- By Greg from Halifax, NS, Canada on February 20, 2005

I HAVE THIS CARD!!! it rules and trust me i have won several tornaments in new zealand and australia!. its perfect with a snake deck because you can get the mana extremely fast
-- By Omega Matter from New zealand on February 27, 2005

Combo with Stifle for much fun.
-- By Anonymous from somewhere in the world on November 24, 2005

Eater of Days is great! It is a great combo with Aboria.
-- By Anonymous from Mars on December 18, 2005

I meant Arboria it's still very good though
-- By Anonymous from Mars on January 12, 2006

my friend owns one and every time he uses it he gets owned, if you want a good flyer get a nightmare.
-- By Anonymous from somewhere, CA USA on April 22, 2006

yep, i have one of these, my favorite card, except when the othe player has a memnarch(which i have), yeah, then you are screwed because memnarch has the ability to take over an artifact creature.
-- By DRM!(94 from IL USA on May 27, 2007

Great card for the casting cost, bad for the turn delay, awsome in stength, bad for the turn delay... but through all of that effort you might want to have a Darksteel Forge so it doesnt get taken away within those to skipped turns...Oh and as we all should know, Definatley have other creatures out that can block for you...
-- By Rob The Almighty from Meridian, MS USA on July 30, 2007

Use this card with Smokestack. Play Eater of Days and give them three turns in a row in which they have to sac 2-3 permanents. After that, sac your own Smokestack and beat some face in while your opponent's board is empty.
-- By Rob from Coventry on July 19, 2008

attach lightning greaves no problem
-- By Joseph the magical man from London, England on August 29, 2008

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