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If you're playing white and you aren't playing this, you should be.
-- By Anonymous from Ohio on October 09, 2006
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where has this card been all my life thank you time spiral!!!
-- By Kim Worthington from Bronson,MI USA on October 11, 2006
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The power in Time Spiral is simply crazy. From the "reprints" of cards like Black Lotus and Ancestral Recall to the new possible powerhouses in the set. This card is perfect in it's simplicity. It won't single handedly win games but it sure will help a lot. Bravo Wizards!
-- By Kristen P. from Madison,WI on October 18, 2006
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I pulled this card in a Timespiral draft tournament; it's a good staple card. It won't win games but it sure is a force to be reckoned with!
-- By Sebastián from Berlin, Germany on November 05, 2006
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One of the best cards in the set
-- By Joey Dixon from Ga/Aug on November 22, 2006
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This card begs to be played in W/B control or, simply enough, white defense. Easily within the top ten creatures in Time Spiral. Go get some.
-- By Anonymous from Oklahoma on December 21, 2006
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An answer to my prayers(you have to see the irony here). A ridiculously cheap angel with vigilance. very powerful early in games especially in all-angel decks when you dont have tons of mana to summon other beefy angels(angel deck users, you know what i mean). as previously stated, not a game critical card but very convinient. put as many as you can in your deck.
-- By Anonymous from crisco on February 20, 2007
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you are all wrong this card is useless. If you build a deck right third turn the game is about over what good is a card that can only help you fourth turn. sad
-- By Corey from minneapolis, MN USA on May 08, 2007
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Amazing card, innovative design! Turn four kills in standard are not very common.
-- By Anonymous from sudbury,ontario,canada on March 02, 2008
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Pretty awesome for 2 white mana, but the restiction of not being able to play it before turn 4 is a little annoying I must say. Anyway, it sure is a great feeling when you play two of these on turn four (unless your opponent is playing with Raking Canopy :S)
-- By Jens from Denmark on March 03, 2009
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Serra Avenger is one of the greatest white cards I've laid my eyes on for a long time. This card is extremely destructive with exalted or backed up with anthems. Vigilance, Flying, 3/3, 2 mana? If this card had been printed later than Shards of Alara, it would almost certainly be myth rare...
And you're right - 4 turn kills don't happen very often in today's standart. Furthermore, most of the players would rather want a longer game to make it more exiting.
-- By Jens from Denmark on April 27, 2009
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Turn one: Noble Hierarch. Turn two: Ardent Plea into one of these or one of the many two-drops that Bant has. Turn three: bring the pain.
-- By Surgite from Cabot, AR on March 03, 2010
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This card sees play in legacy white decks. Used with aether vial to keep the pressure on after an armegeddon clears out all lands. The deck is filled with 2 drops, and this is one of the best white has to offer.
-- By Anonymous from colorado on April 09, 2010
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