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This card looks cool at first but when you actually play it, it SUCKS. not to be rude though. I often got one of my kodama's mights or giant growth fizzeled because of its ability. this card only works against burn so clearly only a sideboard card. Burn-red decks have so many spells that it often gets targeted twice anyway and then you lose control of the board because your creatures are now vulnerable.
I really don't think the card is worth what its rating gives. -- By Anonymous from Glenmore, Durban, South Africa on February 13, 2005 |
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Whoops wrong side meant to be 1 not 5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1This card looks cool at first but when you actually play it, it SUCKS. not to be rude though. I often got one of my kodama's mights or giant growth fizzeled because of its ability. this card only works against burn so clearly only a sideboard card. Burn-red decks have so many spells that it often gets targeted twice anyway and then you lose control of the board because your creatures are now vulnerable. I really don't think the card is worth what its rating gives. -- By Anonymous from KZN, Durban Anonymous on February 15, 2005 |
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certainly not as good as it is rated -- By James Northcliff from Cleveleand, OH USA on February 15, 2005 |
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i have absolutely no experience with this card but it doesn't seem like its THAT bad. for instance, what about an all flyer deck? wizards? like i said, just speculating, but it seems to have potential, especially if it gets the right synergy with other cards............ -- By Anonymous from gainesville, FL USA on February 23, 2005 |
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...thats exactly why you don't run this card in a pump up deck. a good white-blue or green-blue weenie deck with spells that don't target any of your creatures will own so bad... not only can't your creatures be touched by less than two spells (which is critical, because a normal player has a max of 7 cards), they get bigger too!! works wonders with overrun, shared triumph, elves, all sorts of spells that include "all of your creatures" in the text. -- By Chris from Nowhere on May 09, 2005 |
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Many have missed the point. if they have to burn 2-cards to get the job done than that is a significant advantage. great for overun, protecting easy to kill-but not worth two card utlitly creatures, and larger cards at a low cost. -- By steve s from Sacramento , CA on April 04, 2006 |
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I'm not sure what's wrong with these people, but there's NO REASON to run this card in a pump deck. Why would you do that? You people are crazy saying that this card is bad! And only good as a side against a burn deck?! Are you nuts? This card keeps all your crits from being targeted from ANYTHING. A majority of decks out there in casual are running some kind of crit control, most of which is targeted. And honestly how often do you target your own guys? There are few reasons to and from experience people spend so much time killing this that 1. they've just wasted an extra card to have a change to target your crits and 2. they want it gone so it doesn't last long enough for it to be trouble to yourself and anything you may try to do to it. The simple thing to note here is that you DON'T RUN THIS IN A DECK WHERE YOU PLAN TO BE TARGETING YOUR OWN CRITS. There's no point in bashing a card when you're running it incorrectly. -- By David Fiorella from Philly, PA on April 13, 2007 |
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