Awesome for EDH, This will go up in value for sure once commander gains more popularity
-- By Anonymous from San Diego, Ca on March 07, 2011
It's not bad, but think about it... This card cannot produce mana on its own, meaning it will take you another land and another turn to be able to produce all 5 colors. By using City of Brass instead, you essentially get a 1 turn advantage over this. As far as having to pay 1 life to the City, that is barely a drawback at all. One turn can, and often does, make the difference between winning and losing, but 1 life will rarely make that difference.
-- By You know who from You know where on June 21, 2010
You guys aren't thinking right. Use this with forbidden orchard or gemstone cavern. Then it taps for any color you want. :)!
-- By Ryan from Birmingham, AL USA on December 26, 2009
The two reviews that are less than 5 stars are, I will just say misguided as I do not wish to offend anyone.
-- By Alan from WOAH on September 13, 2009
Very useful for 3 to 5 color. I play in 5 color with all double and what i like it get my second black,white,red,blue or green mana. It an easaly 5 stars for that card.
-- By Le Pic from Qc,Canada on January 26, 2009
grant this can have a down side but you could also play it with rainbow vail and just not use the vail.
-- By Richard E Greenwold II from O.S. ,MS on December 24, 2008
Fantastic land. Thats all there is to it.
-- By Unmerciful from KY on December 09, 2008
I like this card with thran quarry and city of brass.. means 12 all color lands basically when a 60 card deck is only going to have about 20 lands total. 4 of those 3 cards allows basically any deck to use any color. Thats worth 5 stars.
-- By Lithium from usa on November 14, 2008
Excellent card. But I just don't see it as rare-worthy. :/
-- By K0ncept from Norfolk, VA on August 23, 2008
cleveland are you out of your tree? with vivid lands this is off the wall and will not cause you damage.
-- By ben_taylor79 from UK on June 24, 2008
worst card in shadow moor wish it was city of brass too bad shadowmoor nerfed magic
-- By lebon james from cleveland on June 20, 2008
This card works great in type 1 with dual lands, I like to run 2 or 3 of these in 3-5 color decks.
-- By Kevin from St. Louis, MO on May 10, 2008
Excellent when paired with the Vivid lands from Lorwyn. Mana of any color, anyone?
-- By Isaac from San Antonio, Tx on May 04, 2008
Reflecting pool allows you to play cards with multiple color specific mana costs (i.e. Counterspell, Force of Nature) in mana-light or mana-balanced decks. It can be very useful...
-- By Anonymous from Minneapolis on March 17, 2002
This land is good in combination with land such as City of Brass and the mana conversion lands, since it gets their mana types withouth the drawbacks.
-- By Nate from The Universe on September 27, 2001
useful in multicolor decks, but you have to have one of the lands already which makes it less useful
-- By Hani Ebeid from Denton, Texas on June 04, 2001