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Premiere card in the set. A modern day Mishra's Factory, this card will see plenty of play.
-- By Anonymous from New Bern, North Carolina on February 01, 2008 |
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Not a game changer but a useful card in a huge range of decks. My favorite land since rishadan port.
-- By Anonymous from sudbury,ontario,canada on February 02, 2008 |
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The changeling status makes it extremely good in block and in standard. Many cards give bonuses to merfolk, elves, kithkin, goblins, etc.
-- By wescoe from toledo, ohio on February 08, 2008 |
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This is a great card but it is also horribly overrated.
-- By Anonymous from USA on February 19, 2008 |
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It's good, but overratad a lot! 19,90 is too much, may be 12,90...
-- By Paulo from Brazil on February 21, 2008 |
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Mutavault is a card made for goblins. you can sac. it, block with it, attack with it champion it and tap it for mana and I am sure they are many other useful uses for this card too.
-- By Cleveland from Cleveland on March 17, 2008 |
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Amazing card all around, can be played in any deck. A definate 5/5.
-- By Drew McCarron from Weston, MA USA on May 04, 2008 |
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At first I wasn't sold on the idea of Mutavault, but I watched a few matches and man, it was johnny on the spot for blocking, and after picking up my playset i can say I am totally pleased with it added to my type 2 deck.
-- By Bill from Detroit on June 03, 2008 |
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Any serious tourney deck needs four these. The price is crazy. Regular players can't afford playsets of these. I really wish Wizards would be more careful when printing cards of this nature. It's not overpowered or anything but it is really good in any deck you run it in. It will help in aggro, control, weenie, etc., etc. Even if you're running three or more colors you'll find room for four of these.
-- By Adam from Australia on June 06, 2008 |
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:S Really only good in a couple kinds of decks - Tribe Deck or Aritfact deck. WAY over priced though 40$ good god.
-- By Anonymous from USA on July 06, 2008 |
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Remember how Mishra's Factory was an uncommon?? Yeah those were the good old days. (And now they're adding Mythic Rares in the fall)... Sigh... I want to play competitively but I don't feel like I can afford to, especially since it's best to have a backup deck for most formats. You're killin' me here, WotC.
-- By Duke DemonKnight from Hellesville on July 10, 2008 |
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Any current T1 or T2 deck will be weaker if it does not run a playset of these, and that is unfair as they are so much. At the end of the day this is effectively an uncounterable creature that is often pumped due to changeling ability, Man-lands rock, and the 'vault is up there with the best of them.
-- By ben_taylor79 from UK on July 14, 2008 |
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When I got this in a pack, I almost had a stroke. Mutavault is one of the best cards in type 2 along with Tarmagoyf and Bitterblossom. Every type to deck can benefit from it.
-- By Jeremy Paulson from NYC on July 15, 2008 |
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Great card, but why rare? It's only a 2/2, it doesn't deserve rare, and if they knew it was going to be so popular...
Ugh. The rare thing gets me. I'd have to say the same thing with Thoughtseize, one-drop rare.
-- By Jay from USA on July 15, 2008 |
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lolz, its a good for quite a few reasons, like:
it can activate itself
it can become a creature
its a 2/2 as a creature
it can chump block
it can gain island walk from lord of atlantis
it can gain shoud from Scion of Oona
it can be regenerated by a Mad Auntie of its a creature
it can let you play prowl cost if it gets through
it can be played on turn 1
it can have any sliver abilities
it has no mana cost to play
its colorless
it cant be thoughtsiezed
its a shaman, rouge, cleric, warrior, knight, soldier, giant, kithkin, merfolk, goblin, giant, goat, rigger, ninja, pirate, fox, rat, Lhurgoyf, and human all at once when it's a creature
there aren't too many changeling creatures in the game yet
-- By Anonymous from nowhere on July 19, 2008 |
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definitley lots of potential. I'm not paying $32 for one tho. cool card
-- By Luca from Praha CZ on July 23, 2008 |
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