Extirpate Planar Chaos Singles
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Rarity Rare
Color Black
Casting Cost
Card Type Instant
Card Text Split second (As long as this spell is on the stack, players can't cast spells or activate abilities that aren't mana abilities.) Choose target card in a graveyard other than a basic land card. Search its owner's graveyard, hand, and library for all cards with the same name as that card and exile them. Then that player shuffles.
Set Planar Chaos
Artist Jon Foster
Flavor Text  
Description Planar Chaos Single Card
Release Date 02/02/2007
Dimensions 3.5" H x 2.5" W x 0.012" D
Ship Weight 0.004 pounds
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- June 27, 2015
-- ferrioso
Congratulations
After several reviews predicted Extirpate''s eventual passing, its marriage to Thoughtseize has given it renewed life for years to come! Regarding the review that highlighted the versatility of Red Burn Decks, remember that Extirpate quickly offsets your land-to-spell ratio. As a Blue/White control "freak," this card (especially in Vintage) has forever changed the way I assemble decks. I''ve learned to be more creative & less dependent on cute combos.
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- January 08, 2011
-- Jay
Belongs with Isochron Scepter and some sort of milling... Always nice to know what your opponent is playing, and totally hose it!
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- December 28, 2010
-- The Extirpator
There are only, in my opinion, three black cards that are better than this one. Demonic Tutor, Dark Ritual and Yawgmoth's Will. Then theres this.. So cheap yet so deadly! Ive shredded my opponents decks and combos so many times with this one Ive lost count. I use it in a UB mill. Rack up some cards in your opponents graveyard, steel what you like through reanimation and obliterate whats left with this.
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- February 26, 2010
-- Khurtz
@sudbury - I did take some time to think about it and realized, hey this card isn't good against 100% of the decks out there, therefore it can't be the best! How do you explain this card beating out Demonic Tutor, Yawgmoth's Will, Vampiric Tutor, Imperial Seal, Thoughtseize, and Duress? Simply put, it doesn't. If your opponent is running something like a burn deck, this card is pretty much useless since all of their cards are so redundant that removing one of them really does nothing since they'll just draw into something equally effective. Additionally, a lot of the decks this card is good against can play around it by playing cards like Duress or Thoughtseize before they reanimate a creature or engage in other forms of graveyard manipulation. Now answer me this, when is Demonic/Vampiric/Imperial Seal/Yawgmoth's Will bad? Answer, next to never.

@Extirpate - Despite my harsh words about cards that are better than Extirpate I truly do love this card. The casting cost coupled with split second make this card nuts. It's definitely in the top 10 best black cards in my opinion as it does do some amazing things against Life from the Loam based decks and Ichorid decks as well as several others.
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- July 22, 2008
-- Anonymous
one drop instant that removes target cards out of the graveyard hand and library from the game? hello isochron scepter!!!!!!!!!
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- June 15, 2008
-- Anonymous
I always make sure my opponent watchesme sideboard this in for intimidation. scariest card in standard. now, you only get countered once, wrathed once, lark goes away, dragonstorm goes away, korlash folds on sight! best card in standard imho. go buy 12. now.
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- November 29, 2007
-- Anonymous
the best single black spell of all time,before protesting my ignorance and blurting out a half dozen contestants,
please take some time and think about it.
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- October 28, 2007
-- Justin
Definately an amazing card, especially in Monoblack-Control, UB Mill or any Counterspell deck in general
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- April 13, 2007
-- Anonymous
Man, this would absolutely murder my relentelss rats deck :-(
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- February 27, 2007
-- Bob, the Demonic Chipmunk
OMFG!!! THIS CARD ISN'T JUST GOOD, IT FREAKIN OWNS ALL!
Combo decks are not happy, nor are reanimators. Almost anything can be destroyed, and this keeps them from coming back. Ever. Better than cranial extraction in my opinion, but that's just me.
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- February 06, 2007
-- Anonymous
this is my first rare from Planar Chaos... and this card is definitely sick when compared with other Lobotomy effects... AND ITS SPLIT SECOND!!! nihahaha say goodbye to your counterspells you blue-freak...!!
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- January 27, 2007
-- Grayson
Excellent balance. Sure to level out the playing field against counterspell heavy decks.
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- April 11, 2010
-- bong hawkins
...a very very good sideboard card for a classic monoblack control deck..
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- April 09, 2007
-- Anonymous
Great sideboard card; perfect once you know which card to remove from your opponentīs game.
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- March 04, 2007
-- Trevor
Extirpate can be a great hoser for decks and will see tournament play for that reason. But this card is sideboard material in the long run. It's hard to compare this card to Cranial Extraction because the biggest issue is getting the card you want to remove in the graveyard in the first place. Extirpate is good, but it's not worthy of 5 stars.
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- February 08, 2007
-- Stephen
This card will show alot of promise in grind decks. Used with Cranial Extraction and Glimpse of the Unthinkable, 12 cards can nearly deck someone entirely. Of course, this will be restricted before too long, but that's okay. It'll still be a good card.
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- May 05, 2007
-- DirkStar
Average card considering it basically comes down to who extipates first in a duel. Extirpate the other player's Extirpate and you get three more chances to hit something good. It is a bit overated right now and will come back down to earth soon.
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