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| Rarity : Mythic Rare | | Colors : Black | Casting Cost : 3 | | Card Type : Planeswalker | | Creature Types : Liliana | | Card Text : +1: Target player discards a card.
-2: Search your library for a card, then shuffle your library and put that card on top of it.
-8: Put all creature cards in all graveyards onto the battlefield under your control. | | Pwr/Tgh : 5 |
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Shipping weight: 0.004 pounds
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Planeswalker: Liliana Vess
Garruk Vs. Liliana Singles
Ever since Magic the Gathering was first released in 1993, the game was meant to represent two clashing wizards doing battle. It wasn't until the release of Lorwyn in late 2007, that this concept became tangible, as the card type, Planeswalker. Planeswalkers are the embodiment of the player, powerful mages that spend their lifetimes traveling the multiverse and learning new spells.
Planeswalkers in Play:
Planeswalkers are played at sorcery speed and come into play with a number of loyalty counters on them, found at the bottom right of the card where a creatures power/toughness is located. Since they are not creatures, they cannot attack or block, instead planeswalkers have abilities that you can activate once per turn. Each ability can either generate or cost loyalty counters. A planeswalker can be attacked and it takes damage by losing loyalty counters, when the planeswalker reaches zero loyalty counters the card is placed in the graveyard as a state-based effect.
Why you should use this card:
Liliana Vess is the archetype of what black decks can do. This demonic beauty costs a converted five, two black and three colorless and enters the battlefield with five loyalty counters. She is poised to cause some trouble for your opponent, her first ability lets you gain one counter and makes your opponent discard a card. Have some fun with this ability by adding Megrim into the mix and make them take two damage whenever they discard. Costing two counters, her second ability allows you to have a Demonic Tutor at your disposal. Her final ability lets you put all creatures from all graveyards under your control. Liliana Vess also works well with Jace Beleren in black/blue mill decks.
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If you like this Planeswalker, then we'd like to suggest:
Garruk vs. Liliana Duel Deck
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Liliana's Caress (M11) |
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I recently bought one of these cards along with some others and a bunch of dice. When i had received the cards, the liliana vess was nicked in the corner very badly. I was displeased, especially since it was intended to be a gift for my brother. I know this sort of thing doesn't happen that much and i hope to receive better service on my next order. 
Now this is a great buy! Now it's just a matter of seeing how well Liliana plays in my deck. 
to jay thomas, nice combo, but, how about this one; first turn, underground sea, lotus petal, sac lotus petal, sol ring, tap sol ring for 2 colorless, tap underground sea, TINKER sol ring, can any one say DARKSTEEL COLOSUSS? or BOSCH or PENTIVIS? TURN ONE BABY! there usually no turn 3 where i play, if you cant do your combo by the second turn, its time for scoop phase!. and you better be playing force of wills and boomerangs where i play, that is the only way you can win. 