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| Rarity : U | | Casting Cost : 1 | | Card Type : Artifact | Card Text :  : Look at the top three cards of your library, then put them back in any order. | | Artist : Michael Sutfin |
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Shipping weight: 0.03 pounds
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| Champions Artifact Uncommon |
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| [Customer Reviews] Write your own review |
I like this card's ability. It allows you to dig 3 cards deeper in your library. Its cheap casting cost plus being an artifact is a good investment for those who want to manipulate their library. Too bad for blue though, library manipulation and card drawing are blue's forte. Now the other colors will enjoy this too, though in a limited way.
-- By Mark from Antipolo, Rizal Philippines on March 07, 2005 |
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I got tooled by this card and some crappy infinite combo. Total cheese. This is just an improvement on Sylvan Library, something that Wizards never should have done, as artifacts are supposed to suck. It's one of those cards that I love to disenchant....unless of coure you have a darksteel forge (BOOO). just one more reason that I don't consider eighth edition and beyond real Magic: the Gathering.
-- By Evan from Richmond, IN on June 08, 2005 |
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I believe this is a great card to have in a deck that might move a little slower than the normal combo decks. I just started playing not long ago and don't quite have the money or cards for a good combo deck yet. Instead, I've had to deal with a decent strategy deck of samurai commons and uncommons. I put 3 of these into that deck and I have beaten a large amount of people with the fast moving combo decks. It just helps to speed up a slower deck just enough to have it run right.
-- By Anonymous from Cape Girardeau, MO USA on July 29, 2005 |
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Oh my god... I found someone who thinks just like me! OK, so I like the Mirrodin block and they don't, but still, the point is that if you think like me too, then you should read my brutal reiew of Ravnica. Oh! and Aven fateshaper is way better than this piece of crap.
-- By Sage of the Order from Order Headquarters on November 24, 2005 |
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This card just keeps getting better, Ravnica gave us dredge, so this thing now does double duty, and it STILL lets you dig 3 cards deep. Good synergy with Dark Confidant as well.
-- By bluesoul from Paducah, KY on December 02, 2005 |
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While I'm a casual player myself, so many other casual players seem to be missing the point of this card. It's essentially Sylvan Library (one of my favorite cards) in artifact form. It's cheaper to cast, but is less mana effecient over time. It can be activated at any time, something I wish Sylvan could do, which is great if you've just shuffled you library or are considering casting something that will. However, at the expense of 8 life, Sylvan can net you 3 cards, something the Top can't do. A great replacement or compliment to the Library, simple as that. All of us can agree though that there is no replacement for Necropotence.
-- By Magic Player Since Alpha from Dover, Pennsylvania on May 23, 2006 |
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three words: divining Top - counterbalance
-- By Daniel from Spain on January 27, 2007 |
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This card is awesome! Use it with phyrexian arenas, counterbalances and the new 'clash' cards. Hectic deck acceleration! Those two reviewers who gave it 1 and 2 stars are full of crap! This is out turn one... Aven fateshaper costs 7... There's no comparison you idiot!
-- By Geez, some reviewers are stupid! from The pits of hell on October 14, 2007 |
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none of you understand how this card works. put it in a toolbox deck that plays artificer's intuition. search for it then discard it for another top, discard another artifact for another top then another artifact for a locket of yesterdays. play your tops off the top of your deck infinite times because they cost 0 mana then play brainfreeze for the kill. muddle the mixture can transmute for the brainfreeze or the artificer's intuition. the deck shoul have a ride variety of toolbox card such as; tormod's crypt, pithing needle,AEther spellbomb and engineered explosives. It should also run around 12-16 artifact lands.
-- By aaron dardik from west orange, NJ on October 20, 2007 |
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As a legacy player I see this card for one real use, and that would be the counterbalance/top "lock", as seen prominantly in either u/g/r or u/g/w threshold decks. Aside from the seemingly limited use however, its still a decent card quality producer, and even though it may be limited, counterbalance/top wins games..
-- By Anonymous from texas on November 16, 2007 |
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Trinket mage, Fabricate, Helm of awakening, and Brain freeze. That is all there is to say about that! Blue Wins!
-- By DarkRitual from Havelock, NC USA on January 22, 2008 |
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Get one in your yard and one in play along with a Locket of Yesterdays...infinite instant-speed card drawing :D
-- By Greg from Atlanta, GA USA on June 15, 2008 |
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